Biography of Audrey Hepburn

Author: Song Gang, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: Audrey was a quiet and elegant girl from a young age, and this innate charming demeanor accompanied her throughout her life, captivating countless admirers. A director who had once interviewed her still vividly recalled the scene of their first meeting. One director named Lindon, upon seeing Audrey, immediately pulled his assistant into the interview office and exclaimed, "Come quickly! Have you ever seen a walking dream? I finally saw one today." The actor considered to be Audrey's best on-screen lover, Parker, once deeply said, "I really liked Audrey. In fact, it should be more accurate to say, I loved her. A woman like her is hard not to fall in love with." A poet once wrote the following lines for his beloved: "You are the direction for the next generation of girls, the source of my illness and poetry." The names of Vivien Leigh, Audrey Hepburn, Marilyn Monroe, and Elizabeth Taylor all deserve to be celebrated with these verses. However, upon closer examination, they are distinct. So, let's read this book—different faces, different palm prints, different backviews. The author has put thought into recording every important day in their lives, including the poems they wrote themselves and the songs written about them by others. In the end, their biographies serve as proof of a lucid wish from a Yi Shu novel: "First, I want a lot of love. If not, it doesn't matter. I want a lot of money. If money isn't available either, it doesn't matter. I want health. Having only health is also good." The author has put thought into telling the story of each actress from their childhood to the end of their lives—describing their sudden and fleeting moments of brilliance and warmth, the author always lingers on them—the author always wanted to portray them as perpetually happy, yet they were merely once fortunate.