Audrey Hepburn movies are among my favorites – needless to say! I love this woman for her class, her elegance, and her immense talent. She's a gamine girl all the way, with those wide, dark eyes, her classic gestures, and her skill on camera. There are a number of classic Audrey Hepburn films, making it hard to narrow it down to just a few. Hopefully you'll see your favorite Audrey Hepburn movie on this list too, but if not, feel free to talk about yours in the comments!
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1. Breakfast at Tiffany's
Breakfast at Tiffany's is one of the most classic Audrey Hepburn movies ever, and it's definitely one of my personal favorites. I know Truman Capote wanted Marilyn Monroe to play Holly Golightly on screen, but Audrey was just perfect in the role of a slightly suspect ingenue. The movie is worlds different from the book but she turned it into a masterpiece all on her own.
2. Sabrina
What's funny about this Audrey Hepburn film is that Humphrey Bogart actually hated it. He felt that his role as the romantic lead to Audrey's Sabrina was a little inappropriate. I get that, but I still love seeing these two epic actors on screen together – and although Bogie was much, much older than Audrey, I found the shy, stumbling romance awfully sweet.
3. My Fair Lady
Another amazing musical, this is one of the most well-known Audrey Hepburn films ever. The costumes, the songs, the acting – it's all sublime! Rex Harrison is the bees knees, playing the Henry Higgins to Audrey's cockney Eliza Doolittle. I love this movie so much that I actually have the Barbie dolls it inspired – including the one with the Ascot outfit. Oh, that hat!
4. Roman Holiday
Ah, Audrey and Gregory Peck. This is a lovely little Audrey Hepburn film, where she stars as a princess who escapes during a visit to Rome. She disguises herself as a regular girl (shades of Princess Jasmine, anyone?) and falls for a reporter from the states. That's the simple take on it; you have to see these two fall in love!
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5. Funny Face
In Funny Face, you see classic Hepburn. It's actually a musical, and it highlights the fact that Audrey began as a dancer. She is so fun and vivacious in this film, you can't help but smile. Besides, it costars Fred Astaire – can you imagine a more magical movie?
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6. The Children's Hour
7. Two for the Road
This is one of the most romantic and tragically funny Audrey Hepburn movies I've ever seen. She stars alongside Albert Finney, who was ridiculously handsome in his heyday. They play a married couple who go through the ups and downs you rarely see in films, even to day. It's a little confusing to follow if you aren't paying close attention, but once you get the time line down, it's truly amazing.
8. Wait until Dark
This is a really epic Audrey Hepburn flick. She plays Susy, who is blind – and she also holds the key to a murder mystery. What murder mystery? Why, there's a dead girl in her apartment, that's what. A lot of actors and actresses cannot pull off playing someone blind, but Audrey did amazingly well.
There are so many other amazing Audrey Hepburn movies, films like The Nun's Story, Charade, and a number of others. If your favorite Audrey Hepburn film didn't make the list, don't be afraid to let me know! And what do you love most about Audrey, who was so beautiful both inside and outside?
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Carla: Audrey Hepburn is described to be beautiful inside and out, this is why I find it hard not to like her even when she plays a bad girl. I enjoyed watching her in "Love in the Afternoon", where she plays a cellist, and daughter to a private detective. The gist is that, she sneaks out while her father believes she is simply off to music lessons. when actually she is enjoying lessons of another kind. This is the climax! ...When her lover tries to find out more about his mysterious friend, he unknowingly hires her father...I definitely enjoyed this one from beginning to end.
Sharon: Charade is amazing!!
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