Fashion

[beautybee]

@TY, I was inspired by your thread. I was at my library today and they had a new book out call Audrey The 50's. It's all about her movie career and has a whole bunch of quotes and behind the scenes from her movies. Tons of pictures too!  Thank you for starting this thread. Ms. Hepburn was indeed a fashion icon and great humanitarian.

http://www.harpersbazaar.com/culture/art-books-music/g8037/audrey-hepburn-1950s-book/

[TY]

@beautybee

Those are lovely photos on Harper's Bazaar. I especially like the color photos of the black and white movies. Thanks.

I also think it's a great idea to look at a library for books about Audrey, especially the coffee table books or books that are out of print.

[Greeneyedlady21]

This photo is so beautiful  

[LeoGrl]

I, too, was one of the few people probably who had never seen Breakfast at Tiffany's until about a year or two ago. I always wanted to \see it but just never did until I found it one night by accident while channel surfing. I guess I picked up the movie about midway through and watched it to the end so I missed the beginning. I kind of had mixed emotions about it. It was kind of different--maybe a little strange/quirky at times, but it kept my interest although I admit I had to google what the movie was completely about. I do want to see the movie where she played a blind woman though. I forget the name of it, but I heard it talked about on the TV and Movie boards where it was discussed it was a thriller type of film. They say her acting in that was incredible and it was suspenseful.

[Oznell]

LeoGrl, it's called "Wait Until Dark",  and it's really good, if scary in parts.  Turner Classic Movies shows it fairly often.  Hope you get to watch!

[Andreatoo]

@Oznell @LeoGrl

Don't feel badly I've never seen Breakfast at Tiffany's either! But wait until dark is a really good film

[AngelPuppy1]

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@TY wrote:

@AngelPuppy1

I bought the book at the Chapters bookstore in Canada, but I think you could find it at a Barnes and Noble in the U.S. Or buy it off of Amazon. Doing a google search with the book title will pull up booksellers and reviews of the book too.

I agree that Audrey Hepburn was so lovely inside and out. 

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@TY

Thank you, I appreciate your help!  

[LeoGrl]

Thank you Oznell and Andreatoo! Yes that was it..."Wait Until Dark".

[patbz]

Two for the Road with Hepburn and Finney is one of my alltime favorites (loved her plus her wardrobe and the cars she drove in this movie).

[Witchy Woman]

@patbz

One of my favorite movies, but heart wrenching.

I feared the day I would understand this quote:

Mark Wallace: What kind of people just sit like that without a word to say to each other?

Joanna Wallace: Married people?