Audrey Hepburn Movies-Best to Worst-With Adjusted Box Office Grosses/Results
78Audrey Hepburn in 1963's Charade....my favorite Hepburn movie.
Audrey Hepburn(1929-1993), an Oscar® winning actress, appeared in 27 movies from 1951 to 1989. While filming a small part in 1951's We Will All Go To Monte Carlo, she was spotted by French novelist Colette. Colette picked Hepburn to play Gigi in the Broadway play Gigi. The success of the play led to Hepburn's first starring role....1953's Roman Holiday. Roman Holiday was a hit and earned her the Oscar® for Best Actress. From 1953 until the rest of her life she was an internationally star.
Although she only made 16 movies during her peak of stardom (1953-1967)....check out some of her legendary leading men....Gregory Peck in Roman Holiday, Humphrey Bogart in Sabrina, Henry Fonda in War and Peace, Gary Cooper in Love in the Afternoon, Fred Astaire in Funny Face, Burt Lancaster in The Unforgiven, James Garner in The Children's Hour, Cary Grant in Charade, William Holden in Paris When It Sizzles, Rex Harrison in My Fair Lady, Peter O' Toole in How To Steal A Million and Albert Finney in Two For The Road. I can only imagine the stories she could share of her experiences behind the scenes with all of these incredible actors.
My personal favorite Audrey Hepburn movies are 1963's Charade and 1966's How To Steal A Million. I have seen 10 of her 26 movies to date. I ashamed that as a movie buff, that I have never seen 1961's Breakfast at Tiffany's*. And even worse, the movie is sitting on my DVD rack just waiting to be watched. The rest of this hub will rank Audrey Hepburn movies by box office grosses, critical reception and by Movie Score.
*Since writing this hub. I have since seen Breakfast at Tiffany's....I would say it was well done, but would not crack my Top 5 of Audrey Hepburn movies.
Audrey Hepburn in her biggest box office hit....1964's My Fair Lady....with inflation still the 54th biggest box office hit of All-Time.
Audrey Hepburn's Top Ten Box Office Movies in 2011 Inflated Dollars.
Movie Year
| 2011 Inflated Box Office(mil)
| Co-Stars
|
|---|---|---|
#1 My Fair Lady (1964)
| 483.40 million
| Rex Harrison
|
#2 War and Peace (1956)
| 198.80 million
| Henry Fonda
|
#3 The Nun's Story (1959)
| 167.70 million
| Peter Finch
|
#4 Sabrina (1954)
| 151.80 million
| Humphrey Bogart
|
#5 Charade (1963)
| 133.60 million
| Cary Grant
|
#6 Wait Until Dark (1967)
| 114.50 million
| Alan Arkin
|
#7 Breakfast at Tiffany's (1961)
| 99.40 million
| George Peppard
|
#8 Roman Holiday (1953)
| 87.45 million
| Gregory Peck
|
#9 Always (1989)
| 87.40 million
| Richard Dreyfuss
|
#10 Funny Face (1957)
| 77.90 million
| Fred Astaire
|
Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck in the movie that made Hepburn a star...1953's Roman Holiday.....her number one movie according to critics and audiences.
Aubrey Hepburn's Top Ten Movies based on critics and audience voting.
Movie Year
| Critics Audience Score
| Co-Stars
|
|---|---|---|
#1 Roman Holiday (1953)
| 90%
| Gregory Peck
|
#2 My Fair Lady (1964)
| 87%
| Rex Harrison
|
#3 Wait Until Dark (1967)
| 86%
| Richard Crenna
|
#4 Sabrina (1954)
| 85%
| William Holden
|
#5 The Nun's Story (1959)
| 85%
| Peter Finch
|
#6 The Lavender Hill Mob (1952)
| 85%
| Alec Guinness
|
#7 The Children's Hour (1961)
| 84%
| James Garner
|
#8 Charade (1963)
| 84%
| Cary Grant
|
#9 How To Steal A Million (1966)
| 83%
| Peter O'Toole
|
#10 Breakfast at Tiffany's (1961)
| 83%
| Patricia Neal
|
You can not have a Audrey Hepburn hub without talking about her Holly Golightly from 1961's Breakfast at Tiffany's....her #5 movie according to Movie Score.
Audrey Hepburn's 26 Movies ranked by Movie Score. Movie Score is box office results + critical reception + award recognition. Perfect score would be 100.
Rank
| Movie Year
| 2011 Inflated Box Office (Millions)
| Tickets (Millions)
| Movie Score
| Critics Audience Score
| Nom / Win
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1st
| My Fair Lady (1964)
| 483.40
| 60.79
| 82.15
| 87%
| 12 / 08
|
2nd
| The Nun's Story (1959)
| 167.70
| 21.10
| 77.62
| 85%
| 08 / 00
|
3rd
| Roman Holiday (1953)
| 87.45
| 11.00
| 71.34
| 90%
| 10 / 03
|
4th
| Sabrina (1954)
| 151.80
| 19.10
| 70.69
| 85%
| 06 / 01
|
5th
| Breakfast at Tiffany's (1961)
| 99.40
| 12.50
| 63.16
| 83%
| 05 / 02
|
6th
| War and Peace (1956)
| 198.80
| 25.00
| 63.02
| 59%
| 03 / 00
|
7th
| Wait Until Dark (1967)
| 114.50
| 14.39
| 62.21
| 86%
| 01 / 00
|
8th
| Charade (1963)
| 133.60
| 16.79
| 58.42
| 84%
| 01 / 00
|
9th
| Funny Face (1957)
| 77.90
| 9.80
| 45.45
| 79%
| 04 / 00
|
10th
| Love in the Afternoon (1957)
| 62.80
| 7.90
| 43.06
| 80%
| 00 / 00
|
Rank
| Movie Year
| 2011 Inflated Box Office (Millions)
| Tickets (Millions)
| Movie Score
| Critics Audience Score
| Nom / Win
|
11th
| How To Steal A Million (1966)
| 70.00
| 8.80
| 43.04
| 83%
| 00 / 00
|
12th
| The Children's Hour (1961)
| 39.00
| 4.90
| 40.20
| 84%
| 05 / 00
|
13th
| Always (1989)
| 87.40
| 11.00
| 39.79
| 62%
| 00 / 00
|
14th
| Two For The Road (1967)
| 43.70
| 5.50
| 38.86
| 79%
| 01 / 00
|
15th
| The Unforgiven (1960)
| 78.70
| 9.89
| 37.79
| 63%
| 00 / 00
|
16th
| The Lavender Hill Mob (1952)
| 27.00
| 3.40
| 37.34
| 85%
| 02 / 01
|
17th
| Paris When It Sizzles (1964)
| 37.40
| 4.69
| 28.12
| 59%
| 00 / 00
|
18th
| Robin and Marian (1976)
| 32.60
| 4.09
| 27.64
| 60%
| 00 / 00
|
19th
| Laughter in Paradise (1951)
| 9.50
| 1.20
| 26.21
| 70%
| 00 / 00
|
20th
| Green Mansions (1959)
| 34.20
| 4.30
| 22.59
| 45%
| 00 / 00
|
Rank
| Movie Year
| 2011 Inflated Box Office (Millions)
| Tickets (Millions)
| Movie Score
| Critics Audience Score
| Nom / Win
|
21st
| The Secret People (1952)
| 8.00
| 1.00
| 22.25
| 59%
| 00 / 00
|
22nd
| We Go To Monte Carlo (1953)
| 0.00
| 0.00
| 22.04
| 63%
| 00 / 00
|
23rd
| Young Wives' Tale (1951)
| 7.20
| 0.89
| 20.52
| 55%
| 00 / 00
|
24th
| Bloodline (1979)
| 37.40
| 4.69
| 20.07
| 36%
| 00 / 00
|
25th
| We Will All Go To Monte Carlo (1951)
| 0.00
| 0.00
| 18.89
| 54%
| 00 / 00
|
26th
| They All Laughed (1981)
| 4.80
| 0.60
| 17.57
| 48%
| 00 / 00
|
Possibly Interesting Facts About Audrey Hepburn.
1. Audrey Hepburn was nominated for a Best Actress Oscar® five times in her career. She won the Oscar® for Roman Holiday. Her other four nominations were for Sabrina, The Nun's Story, Breakfast at Tiffany's and Wait Until Dark. She also managed eight Golden Globe nominations for Best Actress.
2. Audrey Hepburn is one of ten performers to win awards in the four major categories of performing. She won the Oscar® for 1953's Roman Holiday, the Tony award for 1954's Ondine, the Emmy award for 1993's Gardens of the World with Audrey Hepburn, and the Grammy award for 1994's Audrey Hepburn's Enchanted Tales.
3. Audrey Hepburn was married two times. The first marriage to actor Mel Ferrer lasted 14 years and produced one son, Sean Hepburn Ferrer. While the second marriage to Andrea Dotti lasted 13 years and produced one son, Luca Dotti.
4. Audrey Hepburn was a distant relative of King George III of England, Princess Diana of Wales, Prince Rainier of Monaco, and actor Humphrey Bogart.
5. Audrey Hepburn spoke 5 languages: English, French, Italian, Dutch, and Spanish.
6. There is a breed of tulip that is named after Audrey Hepburn.
7. Audrey Hepburn was named Goodwill Ambassador to UNICEF....here is her quote when getting the appointment......" I can testify to what UNICEF means to children, because I was among those who received food and medical relief right after World War II. I have a long-lasting gratitude and trust for what UNICEF does".
8. Roles turned down by Audrey Hepburn......The Birds, Father Goose, The Diary of Anne Frank, Gigi, Out of Africa, The Exorcist, The Sound of Music, and West Side Story.
9. The American Film Institute named Audrey Hepburn the third greatest female actress of all-time.
10. Audrey Hepburn is the 66th actor/actress to receive a Cogerson career review hub page. My Greatest Actors/Actress Table has two separate tables....the first table ranks the 66 actors using all of their movies. Audrey Hepburn comes in at #26 on that table one spot behind of #25 Meryl Streep. The second table only looks at the actor's Top Ten Movie Score Movies. On that table Audrey Hepburn comes in at #36....just behind Brad Pitt.
10A...Not that anybody will find this interesting....but when I calculated the points for Hepburn's My Fair Lady....I realized that Rex Harrison's performance in the same movie was ranked high enough to join my Best Movie Performances Ever hub. Harrison comes in at #11 on the list.
Looking for your votes for the next career movie hub. Should it be....
- 38% Dustin Hoffman
- 33% William Holden
- 8% Sidney Poitier
- 21% Robin Williams
This poll is now closed to voting.
vote upvote downshareprintflag
- Useful (4)
- Funny (2)
- Awesome (7)
- Beautiful (2)
- Interesting (10)
CommentsLoading...
Thanks for stopping by mckbirdbks. I like Leslie Caron in Father Goose....but seeing Hepburn in that role would have been perfect. Thanks for the compliment. So where exactly is the Windows character map located at? I appreciate your help.....and by the way Holden is off to an early lead in the poll.
Very nicely done Cogerson, she was my mom and grandmother's favorite actress. Keep up the great hubs.
Thanks for stopping by Yankees Rule....I think every mom and grandmother love Ms. Hepburn.....from that era...she was one of three very beautiful women....Elizabeth Taylor, Grace Kelly and Hepburn....what a trifecta.
HI, Cogerson - wow you keep the great movie hubs coming, the ones for the older set or old movie lovers. I love Audrey Hepburn. She was such a class act. Just saw her in "Wait Until Dark." She presented a character who was physically flawed, with a delicate femininity, yet a deep well of inner strength and intelligence. What a wonderful and beautiful actress she was!
Hey Dolores, yep I have found I enjoy doing the older actors/actresses more than the current ones....as I find I learn lots of information that I was unaware of before I started...including having one or two movies that I will track down and watch...in this case it will be Breakfast at Tiffany's and The Children's Hour.
As for Wait Until Dark...it was her last great role....with Alan Arkin playing a great bad guy....thanks for stopping by and checking out my Hepburn hub.
Audrey Hepburn? hmmm never been one of my favourites. I didn't much like Elizabeth Taylor either. I don't know what it is, I'm very fussy on classic Hollywood actresses, loved Ingrid Bergman, Deborah Kerr and Katharine Hepburn but not those two.
Anyway Charade is a favourite of mine and I own My Fair Lady on DVD too, though thats mainly because of Rex Harrison.
Never seen The Nun's Story.
Voted Up and sort of Interesting. :)
Btw I voted for Vincent Price... oh wait he wasn't up there tsk tsk Bill Holden than. :)
What a fab tribute to Ms Hepburn! I'm sure she would have been delighted to read this....maybe one of her sons will stop by! :)
I never saw many of her movies, I'm more of a pulse sorta girl...but there are some non-pulses that I admire also. Such as Michael Landon!
I voted for Dustin Hoffman! Bring on the Rainman (feel free to leave Tom Cruise out, not a fan...at all)
Up/Awesome/Tweet!
Hey Steve, many people consider Julia Roberts to be the modern day Audrey Hepburn. So I guess I should have guessed that Hepburn would join Roberts on your not favorite list.
I agree with you about Charade.....I watch Charade about once a year....Grant and Hepburn are awesome together. As for My Fair Lady....after I included Harrison on my top 25 movie performances....he moved all the way to number 11...pushing your boy Chuck down one spot.
I am sure I will get to Vincent Price one day....talk about a long career....and finally Billy Holden appreciates your continued support.
Hey Sunshine625...thanks for stopping by and checking out my Hepburn hub. I agree Michael Landon had a wonderful career ....the only movie I can remember with him was...I Was A Teenage Werewolf...but on the tv side he had an awesome career...Bonanza, Little House on the Prairie, and Highway to Heaven. Thanks as always for the comments.
Charade, Breakfast At Tiffany's and Wait Until Dark are my very good movies...she was a wonderful actress. I have seen many more of her movies but the above are my favorites. Thanks for the HUB - GOOD JOB ONCE AGAIN. HEY, STILL WAITING FOR ELIZABETH TAYLOR...
I love Audrey Hepburn, talk about the defintion of class, she had it all, looks, talent and wanted to help people. I have seen almost all her movies, at least the ones before 1970. My favorites are Breakfast, Steal A Million, My Fair Lady and Charade. Voted way up and interesting.
Thanks for stopping by BERN1960....the three movies you mention are classic movies....although I have not seen Breakfast at Tiffany's yet....I have heard about that movie all of my life. I appreciate the compliment...as for Elizabeth Taylor....she was on the first poll I did...and did not get many votes....so not sure when I will get to her....but I will write a Elizabeth Taylor in the future.
Hey KellyE, I am glad you like my Audrey Hepburn movie hub. I was surprised that she had only appeared in 27 movies for her entire career. But then again she pretty much retired in 1967 at the age of 38. Thanks for the votes and the comments.
I did watch Charade, but it confused me so much. I personally love Wait Until Dark. Anyone who can play blind convincingly is a real actor. I echo Delores Monet's sentiments about old Hollywood. It's alot more interesting so I voted for William Holden.
I think I have only seen Breakfast at Tiffany's and My Fair Lady out of all of her movies - but I had a thought that if there were a time machine I would like to see her in a movie with George Clooney - I think they would go very well together!
Hey Alecia, well if you ever watch Charade again.....here is a simple rule....Audrey and Cary Grant are the good guys no matter how bad things look towards Grant....everybody else is bad, lying most of the time and trying to get the money.
As for Wait Until Dark....Hepburn was awesome in the role....she got some of her best reviews in her career for that movie....sadly that was pretty much the end of her career...as she went into retirement after 1967..
I agree the old Hollywood is more interesting than current Hollywood....I know it is harder finding the information for older movies...but when you find it...it is like finding a small treasure of information. Thanks for stopping by.
Hey Azure11...thanks for stopping by and commenting on my hub...I will be watching Breakfast at Tiffany's sometime soon....and I thought Mr Fair Lady was a pretty good movie....it was a hit and won the Oscar® for Best Picture. I think George Clooney and Audrey Hepburn would have made a sweet couple....a time machine could offer some great screen teams....Cary Grant and Julia Robets pop into my head right away.
You haven't seen Breakfast at Tiffany's yet even though you have a copy? oops. Be prepared to be offended by Rooney's role. Since I've seen it, I always press mute when he is on screen as I still love the rest of the film.
I'm a big Audrey Hepburn fan. I haven't seen most of the films I haven't seen because I don't have access to them.
I have seen 8 of her top 10 box office hits. I have seen 9 of her critic's top 10 films. I have seen all ten of her top 10 movie score hits.
Overall, I have seen 14 movies of hers so far. That is over 50% of her films. The lowest on the Movie Score list is #17: Paris When it Sizzles.
The ones of these that are easy to find that I've yet to see are her later films like Always and Robin and Marion made after her retirement from a full time movie making. Green Mansions is one that I've never been interested in seeing.
My top 5 in alphabetical order are:
Charade
My Fair Lady
Roman Holiday
Sabrina (odd being distantly related to an actor playing your love interest while meanwhile being in love with your other leading man)
Wait Until Dark
(Despite Moon River being my favourite Movie ballad, B.A.T. cannot make the list due to Rooney playing a Japanese in stereotyped form)
Here are the movies I have seen in Movie Score Order:
My Fair Lady
The Nun's Story
Roman Holiday
Sabrina
Breakfast at Tiffany's
War and Peace
Wait Until Dark
Funny Face
Love in the afternoon
How to Steal a Million
The Children's Hour
The Unforgiven
Paris When it Sizzles
I voted for Holden as I don't think Poitier will win and and I am partial to the studio era. However, I have seen a lot of films of the other two, so I will have something to say regardless.
Thanks for my latest lesson in movie history. I have always thought she was a very sexy actress. Sadly I have seen very few of her movies, but your rankings gives me a good place to start. Nicely done.
While she's never been one of my top favorites, she was a talented actress. My favorite film of hers was "My Fair Lady" which I think I've seen a dozen times. The thing I remember most about "Breakfast at Tiffanys" was her singing Moon River.
Rob
Hey Flora.....wow Rooney must be pretty bad in the Breakfast at Tiffany's if he earns the mute button.
Actually if you look at the peak of her career...from her first starring role in Roman Holiday till Wait Until Dark...you have seen 14 of 16 movies...which is 88%...which is pretty impressive....especially when you consider her first 7 movies were basically bit parts and the the 4 movies after the retirement are not really remembered. So that only leaves you Green Mansions(which you say you don't want to watch) and Two For The Road.
Of your Top 5...I have seen all of them....and I would rank them Charade 1st, Wait Until Dark 2nd, Roman Holiday 3rd, Sabrina 4th and My Fair Lady 5th.
As always your votes and comments are greatly appreciated.....poor Sidney Poitier he almost got voted in on the first poll....since then he has not come close to winning the poll.
Thanks for stopping by Shaun....yep I think any of the tables is a great starting point whenever you want to investigate her career. Thanks for the comments.
Hey Rob...thanks for checking out my Hepburn hub....I have only seen My Fair Lady once....and that was during a "Watch every Best Picture winner stage of my movie life"..and I had to watch it. As for Breakfast at Tiffany's my wife and I will be watching it in the near future.....I bought it for her for some event...birthday?, Christmas? can't even remember....and the movie has been sitting on the shelf for about 4 years...having never been opened.....but I will look for her singing Moon River...which is a great song.
I wouldn't avoid Green Mansions if it was on TV at a time when I wasn't busy. But I don't plan on looking for a copy while meanwhile I would love to see others of her career.
Hey Flora...Green Mansions(I had never even heard of it before doing this hub) is considered her worst movie made during her prime....and if you use the sort button on the Movie Score table you will see only Bloodlines is ranked lower by critics and audiences. But every great actor/great actress has at least one movie they probably should not have made.
She is my favorite actress from the past, I loved everything about her. Roman Holiday she played the part of the princess like never before, now all the young actresses try and copy her when ever they play royalty. She was a royal woman.
Hi Cogerson - As I started to read this article I was thinking - hmm I don't know too much about Audrey Hepburn - I am so glad you included the interesting facts at the end. I have seen her in a few of her movies but I was born in 1967 so she was a little before my time. Great hub!
Hey AlabamaGirl86....I glad you enjoyed this tribute to one of your favorite actresses.....I agree her princess in Roman Holiday...is the blueprint of all other Hollywood princesses. Thanks for the comments.
Hey RealHousewife...I am glad my possibly interesting facts were in fact interesting....lol. Her peak was before we were born(fellow 67 baby)....but she had a great 14 year run...and she has stood the test of time. If I were to watch one of her movies...it would be Charade...it co-stars Cary Grant....and is sort of a Hitchcock type thriller with some funny moments....and great chemistry between Grant and Hepburn...thanks for stopping by.
She was beautiful in a unique sort of way and a massive shining star. The Lavender Hill Mob is a famous British small budget comedy that stands the test of time and worth seeing. I've seem Roman Holiday too many times, but they are great together. Yes she was real class and deserving of your magnificent tribute. Cheers buddy.
Thanks for stopping by attemptedhumour....I think she was with Elizabeth Taylor and Grace Kelly...the three prettiest women in the 1950s and early 1960s. I have not seen Lavender Hill Mob....but I want to in the near future. Thanks for the compliment.
Cogerson-you may want to revisit the hub where you just commented on a My Fair Lady review. You meant Roman Holiday.
Thanks Flora....I really screwed that comment up...you would not think a level 8 would make such a mistake...lol...got confused by own tables......but I have fixed the comment....I appreciate you catching it and alerting me.
I've seen (and own) Breakfast at Tiffany's, and I enjoy it well enough. But I definitely prefer Wait Until Dark. It's a great movie that just pulls you in and keeps you watching.
Excellent.
Thanks for stopping by Garlonuss....I agree with you about Wait Until Dark....have just seen Breakfast at Tiffany's I found the movie more sad than funny....I think Hepburn's Holly Golightly is one confused lady...and although the ending is happy...I can image the next day she would be back hunting for another rich man.
As for Wait Until Dark....a quality movie and one of Hepburn's best movies....it is a shame that she pretty much stopped making movies after this great movie...thanks for the comment.
What's this I see? No comments by Cogerson on Robwrite's Greatest Movie list hubs? Tsk tsk level 8. I'm slowly going through them. I've read 300-251 and 250-201. Will look at the others tomorrow.
Hey Flora, I noticed on Rob's comment on Greensleeves top 100 hub...he mentioned his Top 300....I just had not researched Rob's older hubs to find that hub... I know...not the way a level 8 commenter should behave....but it is the weekend and it is football season...lol.....I will be checking out Rob's hub soon.
Thank you for publishing this excellent Hub. I enjoyed reading about Audrey Hepburn and her wonderful films. I have seen most of them and they consistently delight. I have not seen "How to Steal a Million." I will rectify that shortly.
Thanks for stopping by James. I think you will really enjoy How to Steal a Million....Hepburn and O'Toole make a great team....it is a very fun money to watch....and Hepburn is stunning in the movie. Thanks for the comments and the compliments.
...love your hubs on the movies as you know and the true sign of this affection is that I try to send all of the film buffs your way to check you out!
And yes there was only one Audrey but then again there is only one COGERSON!!!
lake erie time ontario canada 3:01pm
Hey Epi...as always thanks for the many recommendations you send my way....Hepburn was the definition of class, beauty and style. Thanks for checking out my Hepburn hub. PS....I spent a few people from the forums to you, attempted humour and Mentalist acer, as they asked for the better poets on hub pages.
i was wondering if you were going to do audrey hepburn and what to my surprise you have done her. you shuld watch a nun's story. i remember it as a good movie.
i also liked breakfast at tiffany's.
have you ever thought about comparing movie making parents and their movie making offspring? the bridges, the fondas etc.
I was just watching Audrey Hepburn in The Children's Hour. I had forgotten just how beautiful she was and what a wonderful actress she was. I enjoyed this hub very much. Voted up and interesting!
Hey mimic...I am glad I was able to have a hub that you liked...great minds thinking alike. I will have to check out Nun's Story. Thanks for the suggestion about acting families....I will add it to the list of future hubs....thanks for the comments.
Hey Jeannieinabottle...Hepburn is outstanding in The Children's Hour....I think she, Grace Kelly and Elizabeth Taylor were the most beautiful actresses performing during that time frame....thanks for the compliment and the comments.
Enjoyed this hub since I'm an Audrey Hepburn fan. I saw her in Green Mansions and it wasn't her best, but I did like the book. I hope you've seen Breakfast at Tiffany's by now. Holly Golightly is quite a character. Wait Until Dark is another favorite of mine, along with Charade which I watched a few weeks ago for the nostalgia.
Hey Cyndi10....I am glad you liked my tribute to Audrey Hepburn....I did in fact watch Breakfast at Tiffany's very shortly after writing this hub.....she was awesome in the move....the only negative in the movie was Mickey Rooney as the Japanese neighbor. I would say my top three Hepburn movies are Wait Until Dark, How To Steal A Million and Charade...with Charade being one of my top films ever. Thanks for the follow...and thanks for the comments.
This was such a fun and interesting hub to read! I love the facts at the end! Many things I did not know about her! This made me want to have an Audrey Hepburn movie marathon! =)
Hey ambassadornchains....thanks for the great compliment...and I glad my possibly interesting facts were indeed interesting. I know I have watched 5 more of her movies since writing this hub....including Breakfast at Tiffanys....hope you enjoy your Hepburn marathon...thanks for stopping by and checking out my hub.
What a great list, and so uniquely organized! I've seen most of these, and have enjoyed all them very much. Charade and My Fair Lady have to be my favorites, but Roman Holiday was so charming and Wait Until Dark was one of the best mysteries of it's day that I've ever seen. Thanks for taking the tie to put all of these numbers together.
Hey collegatariat...thanks for such a nice compliment. I am very glad to read that you enjoyed these collection of numbers so much. She made so many great movies...but I agree with the ones you mentioned....especially Charade which is one of my all-time favorites regardless of who is in the film.
mckbirdbks Level 8 Commenter 8 months ago
Tally the votes I say, tally the votes. I could see her in Father Goose, but not the others she turned down. Again a great Hub.
I am glad I don't have to pick here best role.
Just a suggestion, you might find a (TM) character in the Windows character map.