{Audrey Hepburn}File
Born on May 4, 1929 in Brussels, Belgium, she showed a strong interest in music and dance since she was a child. While she was immersed in her dream of becoming a ballet artist, World War II broke out and her home and art academy were destroyed successively, making her realize that her future was becoming increasingly bleak.
In 1948, Hepburn and her mother (her parents divorced in 1938) moved to London, England, where she studied ballet at the famous Marie Rambert's school and began to play roles in some musicals. In 1951, Hepburn performed in Italy. The famous French female writer Madame Gaullette, who was sitting in the audience, recognized her as the incarnation of "Jiji" in her work "The World of Gold" at a glance, and invited her to play this role in Hollywood, New York. This made Hepburn famous in Hollywood and opened the door to the United States for her.
In 1953, she easily passed the audition for "Roman Holiday" directed by William Wyler and starred in the film together with the famous Hollywood movie star Gregory Peck. The film became popular all over the world. She played the charming Princess Anne with short black hair, graceful and refined appearance, and a light and slender figure. In the era when blonde sexy girls were popular, she suddenly attracted the attention of the audience. Hepburn not only captured the hearts of hundreds of millions of teenagers around the world, but also attracted critics unknowingly. The film won her the Academy Award for Best Actress that year. At the same time, she also won the Oscar for Best Actress in the Broadway drama "Ondan" "Won a Tony Award for his performance.
From the 1950s to the 1960s, Hepburn completed her own transformation, ending the stage of her fantasy life in a pure world, and gradually moved from the illusory world to real life. In September 1954, Hepburn married the famous American actor Mel Ferrer. In her career, she began to try playing different types of roles. She starred in many films, such as "War and Peace" (1956), "Sweet Girl" (1957), "Love in the Evening" (1957), "Green House" (1957), "Children's Love" Moment" (1962), "Mystery within a Mystery" (1963), "Holiday in Paris" (1964), and "My Fair Lady" (1964). Among them, the elegant, honest and elegant female images are the most impressive. profound.
Her performance is simple and passionate. Hepburn performed well in the films "The Match" (1954), "The Nun" (1959), "Breakfast at Tiffany's" (1961) and "Wait Until Dark" (1967). Nominated four times for the Academy Award for Best Actress.
She took a long break in the late 1960s, and the reason for her retreat may be that she realized that there would be no greater development in the future, and she had to accept the fact that she was no longer young. In fact, she also Needing time to raise her children. In 1976, Hepburn's marriage to her second husband, Andrea Dotti, was in crisis, which became one of the reasons for Hepburn's risky comeback to the film industry. In the same year, she appeared in the film "Robin and Marian", and then filmed two more films "The Blood" (1979) and "Laughing" (1981), but Hepburn's comeback failed to win. The expected results were unsuccessful, which made Hepburn decide to retire from acting.
In 1989, Hepburn faced the camera for the last time, playing a delicate angel in a white robe in "Forever" directed by Steven Spielberg.
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