Introduce some classic films of Audrey Hepburn.

War and Peace, Breaking His Camera, I'm Not Your Nigger, Breakfast at Tiffany's, The Match of the Dragon and the Phoenix, The Funny Face, The Story of the Nun, Double Hatred, Going to Monte Carlo, Laughter in Heaven, etc.

1.？ Battle between Dragon and Phoenix (Sabina, 1954)

Director: billy wilder

Aspect: There are stories in and out of the play.

This time, Hepburn is no longer a noble princess, but the daughter of a poor driver. The film tells the story of her falling in love and getting married with the eldest son of a rich man, a man who doesn't understand amorous feelings and only focuses on his career.

It seems that this is a Cinderella story, but the film was directed by the famous Austrian director billy wilder, starring two superstars at that time, william holden, humphrey bogart and Hepburn, and still got a good response. In addition, Hepburn wrote a chapter of love, because he starred in this film and had a long-term relationship with william horton, who played his brother. Unfortunately, due to various reasons, the two failed to live together, and "Dragon and Phoenix Match" failed to achieve a wonderful dragon and phoenix dream in life.

2. War and peace (1956)

Director: Dino De Laurentiis

Aspect: Hepburn's cooperation with her husband Mel Fergie.

This is a film adapted by Italian director Dino De Laurentiis from lev tolstoy's masterpiece of the same name. Audrey Hepburn co-starred with her husbands Mel Fergie and henry fonda.

The film was once embarrassed that Hepburn was pregnant and could not be filmed as scheduled. During her pregnancy, Hepburn repeatedly read the translation of lev tolstoy's novel War and Peace. She is more and more moved by the noble girl Natasha in the book, and her desire to shape this character is getting stronger and stronger. However, her physical condition made her hesitate.

In the end, Hepburn's strong sense of professional responsibility overcame her inner weakness, and her husband Fergie also thought that playing the important role of Nadasha might dispel the extreme pain that occupied all her thoughts and make her cheer up again. So the film was successfully filmed.

3.？ Funny face (1957)

Director: Stanley Du Ning

Aspect: Hepburn's exquisite dancing skills

"Every woman should dream of dancing with Fred Astaire all her life." Audrey said this, and she also realized this dream.

This film tells the story of a salesgirl in a bookstore in Greenwich Village, new york, who became a world-famous model after being attracted by a fashion photographer. Of course, the highlight of the film is not the love songs they developed later, but the famous dance and music in the film.

Funny Face is Hepburn's first musical film. Thanks to her excellent dancing skills and sweet voice, as well as the famous astaire partner, the film was a success. Because of Hepburn's excellent acting and dancing skills, "funny face" once became synonymous with Hepburn.

Introduction to Hepburn: Audrey Hepburn (1May 4, 929 to 19931October 20), a famous Hollywood actress and Oscar winner, was praised as an "angel on earth" by the world. 1948, Hepburn left the country in a 39-minute Dutch scenery documentary "Dutch Seven Lessons" and started filming. 1954, she played the heroine for the first time in the movie Roman Holiday and won the Oscar for Best Actress.

1955, she was nominated for the Best Actress Oscar again for her film "The Couple of Dragon and Phoenix". She starred in the film Breakfast at Tiffany's. 1964 starred in the musical My Fair Lady. 1989, Audrey made a guest appearance in the last movie "Forever" after spending many years in the cinema. In his later years, Audrey Hepburn devoted himself to charity and was the representative of UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, fighting for the rights and interests of women and children in the Third World.

1992 was awarded the American Presidential Medal of Freedom, and 1993 was awarded the Oscar Humanitarian Award. 199365438+1On October 20th, Audrey Hepburn died of appendix cancer at the age of 63. 1999, she was named the third "greatest actress in a century" by the American Film Association. In May, 2002, UNICEF unveiled a 7-foot-high bronze statue named Audrey Spirit at its headquarters in recognition of Hepburn's contribution to the United Nations.