Exploring the touching story of Audrey Hepburn's photography

The most striking and moving thing about Hepburn's treatment of movies is that she has always been very diligent and serious in filming. She said, "I never had any talent. I admire my work and I try my best. "

Yes, she did. In order to make the costume perfect, Hepburn stood still for several hours in the process of making The Mermaid.

While filming the biography of a nun, she suddenly got kidney calculi, but she still forced herself to get up and continue working. She was caught in the heavy rain for hours and broke her spine because of riding. She was once accused of hitting someone else's car because she was learning to drive. Because of filming, I also spent several months patiently taming a deer and acting as its surrogate mother. ...

Because of her talent and hard work, her acting skills are becoming more and more proficient and more popular with the audience. Even the harsh film critics appreciated her and awarded her various film awards. She has been nominated for five Oscars, which means that she has been among the top five female stars in European and American film circles for at least five years.

Her popularity is growing, and people are paying her more and more. When she filmed War and Peace on 1955, her salary was as high as 300,000 US dollars, which was the highest in the world at that time. 1964 In My Fair Lady, her income was as high as 1 10,000 dollars, making her the second actress with a million dollars after Elizabeth Taylor who starred in Cleopatra.

Hepburn's character and artistic virtue are also praised by insiders and fans. She has earned a million dollars, but she thinks that an actor should not get a million dollars just because he has earned a million dollars.