Audrey Hepburn

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Audrey Hepburn

• A Portion of Her life and career

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Timeline and Filmography
1920s and 1930s

• 1929 May 4, birth of Audrey Kathleen
  Hepburn-Ruston in Brussels, Belgium. Daughter of
  John Victor Hepburn-Ruston and Ella van
  Heemstra.
• 1935- 1938 Audrey attends boarding school in
  England.
• 1939- 1945 Audrey attends Arnhem Conservatory.

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Timeline and Filmography
1940s

• 1945 Audrey takes dancing lessons with Sonia
  Gaskell in Amsterdam.
• 1948 Audrey takes dancing lessons in London with
  Marie Rambert, teacher of Nijinski. Audrey
  appears in an instructional film called,
  Nederlands in 7 Lessen (Dutch in Seven Lessons).
  High Button Shoes (musical theatre) The
  Hippodrome, LondonDirected By Jack HyltonRole
  Chorus Girl
• 1949 Sauce Tartare (musical theatre)Cambridge
  Theatre, LondonDirected By Cecil LandeauRole
  Chorus Girl

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Timeline and Filmography
1950s

• 1950 Sauce Piquante (musical theatre)Cambridge
  Theatre, LondonDirected By Cecil LandeauRole
  Featured Player
• 1951 One Wild OatEros-Coronet, Great
  BritainDirected By Charles SaundersRole Hotel
  Receptionist (Unbilled Extra)
• Young Wives' TalesAssociated British Pictures,
  Great BritainDirected By Henry CassRole Eve
  Lester
• Laughter in ParadiseAssociated British Pictures,
  Great BritainDirected By Mario ZampiRole
  Cigarette Girl
• The Lavender Hill MobEaling Studios, Great
  BritainDirected By Charles CrichtonStarring
  Alec GuinessRole Chiquita

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Timeline and Filmography

• Monte Carlo Baby (English version)Directed By
  Jean BoyerRole Linda Farrel
• Gigi- Fulton Theatre, New York(National Tour,
  1951-1953)Directed By Raymond RouleauStarring
  Cathleen Nesbitt, Josephine BrownRole Gigi
• 1952 Nous Irons A Monte-CarloGFD/Favorite
  PicturesDirected By Jean BoyerRole Melissa
  Walter
• The Secret PeopleEaling Studios, Great
  BritainDirected By Thorold DickinsonRole Nora
• 1953 Roman HolidayParamount PicturesDirected
  By William WylerStarring Gregory Peck, Eddie
  AlbertRole Princess Ann (Anya Smith) Academy
  Award - Best Actress
• A lifelong friendship begins with Hubert de
  Givenchy and continues throughout Audrey's life.

1950s Continued
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Timeline and Filmography
1950s Continued

• 1954 SabrinaParamount PicturesDirected By
  Billy WilderStarring Humphrey Bogart, William
  HoldenRole SabrinaAcademy Award Nomination,
  Best Actress
• Ondine46th Street Theatre, New YorkDirected By
  Alfred LuntStarring Mel FerrerRole
  OndineTony Award - Best Dramatic Actress
• Audrey receives Golden Globe for "Best Motion
  Picture Actress - Drama," Roman Holiday
• Audrey receives the Oscar for "Best Actress In A
  Leading Role," Roman Holiday

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Timeline and Filmography
1950s Continued

• 1955 Receives Golden Globe - World Film Favorite
  Female
• 1956 War and PeacePonti-DeLaurentiis
  ProductionsDirected By King VidorStarring
  Henry Fonda, Mel FerrerRole Natasha Rostov
• 1957 Funny FaceParamount PicturesDirected By
  Stanley DonenStarring Fred AstaireRole Jo
  Stockton
• Love In The AfternoonAllied ArtistsDirected By
  Billy WilderStarring Gary Cooper, Maurice
  ChevalierRole Ariane Chavasse

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Timeline and Filmography
1950s -1960s

• 1959 The Nun's StoryWarner BrothersDirected By
  Fred ZinnemannStarring Peter Finch, Dame Judith
  Evans, Dame Peggy AshcroftRole Sister
  LukeAcademy Award Nomination - Best Actress
• Green MansionsMetro-Goldwyn-MayerDirected By
  Mel FerrerStarring Anthony Perkins, Lee J.
  CobbRole Rima
• 1960 The UnforgivenUnited ArtistsDirected By
  John HustonStarring Burt Lancaster, Audie
  MurphyRole Rachel Zachary
• 1961 Breakfast at Tiffany'sParamount
  PicturesDirected By Blake EdwardsStarring
  George Peppard, Patricia Neal, Buddy EbsenRole
  Holly GolightlyAcademy Award Nomination, Best
  Actress
• The Children's HourUnited ArtistsDirected By
  William WylerStarring Shirley McLean, James
  GarnerRole Karen Wright

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Timeline and Filmography
1960s

• 1963 CharadeUniversal StudiosDirected By
  Stanley DonenStarring Cary Grant, Walter
  Matthau, James CoburnRole Regina Lambert
• 1964 Paris When It SizzlesParamount
  PicturesDirected By Richard QuineStarring
  William HoldenRole Gabrielle Simpson
• My Fair LadyWarner BrothersDirected By George
  CukorStarring Rex Harrison, Stanley
  HollowayRole Eliza Doolittle
• 1966 How To Steal A Million20th Century
  FoxDirected By William WylerStarring Peter
  O'Toole, Eli WallachRole Nicole Bonnet
• 1967 Wait Until DarkWarner BrothersDirected
  By Terence YoungStarring Alan Arkin, Efram
  Zimbalist, Jr., Richard CrennaRole Suzy
  HendrixAcademy Award Nomination
• Two For the Road20th Century FoxDirected By
  Stanley DonenStarring Albert FinneyRole
  Joanna Wallace
• Receives Special Tony Award