In 1948, Hepburn made her debut on Broadway and began to emerge, and she was different from Hollywood actresses. She does not have a plump figure, her waist is particularly thin, and her eyebrows are not slender and curved like other female stars, but thick wild eyebrows. Her appearance is not as ambiguous and blurry as other female stars, but exudes a fresh and refined temperament and spiritual beauty. He herself is one meter and seventy meters tall and weighs 50 kilograms, although she does not have fat buttocks, her image is more in line with modern aesthetics. One photographer had photographed big stars such as Vivien Leigh and Greta Garbo, but after meeting Hepburn, he said: "I found a star. He described Hepburn with "freshness and spiritual beauty." Among the actresses, Hepburn is particularly unique. The real turning point was when she began to participate in musical theater performances.
For the first time, Hepburn applied for the dance drama "High Heels" and wanted to compete for the role. There were thirty thousand applicants at the time, forty were selected, and Hepburn came last, but she signed a one-page contract. The musical was a huge success, and Hepburn received more attention and job opportunities.
However, Hepburn's acting career was not all smooth sailing. Despite her unique temperament and excellent work performance, her income was barely enough to cover her own bills and that of her mother, who had no source of income at the time.
The real turning point came one morning, when Audrey received a call from United England Pictures, and Lenard came from Hollywood, and his boss asked him to find an actress. They were going to shoot a movie the following summer, Roman Holiday, in which Hepburn would play the heroine. Her image of short hair is deeply rooted in people's hearts, and the scene of holding a guitar to participate in a brawl, and the image of sleepy eyes in bed, are all classic scenes of this movie.
At the time, Lenard had a list of all the British studios and contracted actors, but he saw a girl on the cover of a magazine that he had never seen before and asked the people around him who it was. So, he made a phone call to Hepburn, and this call decided Hepburn's fate.
After receiving the call, Hepburn went to audition and performed well. At this time, Hepburn's luck began to improve. Roman Holiday is in the works. At the same time, her "Gold Dust World" was also a success. However, Hepburn's good luck did not make her confident.
My mother saw her show and said to her, "Honey, you're doing well, but you're not talented. This statement frustrated Hepburn.
This made Hepburn increasingly insecure, believing that the people around her did not like her and did not appreciate her because she was not talented. In terms of love, Hepburn's fate is more bumpy, she has pursued love and longed for love all her life, but has always been lost and injured in love.
What truth is hidden in Hepburn's bumpy path? Hepburn's life seems to be full of mystery, she does not meet the right young man through blind dates, like the nobles, nor does she have the opportunity to contact the object of her love like the new woman.
When she was famous, Hepburn attended a cocktail party of the Discipline Commission, where she met a man, Hansen, who was her first love. First love is always hard to give up, and Hepburn is deeply trapped in it. Hansen's worlds with movie stars did not originally intersect, but he was very interested in the film industry, so he often attended various banquets and pursued attractive women. Hansen seems to have some means.
At that time, Hepburn was very simple, so she fell deeply in love with Hansen. But in the end, Hepburn proposed to break up. This was because Hepburn's career was on the rise at that time, and she began to become popular. Due to the delay in the wedding between the two, Hansen began to meddle in Hepburn's work and intended to suspend all plans in order to make the wedding take place as scheduled and make Hepburn his person. After Hansen and Hepburn's romance came to light, he also received more attention.
It is said that Hepburn's boyfriend is Hansen, however, it is found that Hansen is still used to pursuing attractive women. Although he and Hepburn began to prepare for their wedding, they were often exposed to going out with other women, all of which exhausted Hepburn. However, Hansen was not willing to change himself, and Hepburn could not convince him. Therefore, Hepburn decided to leave Hansen after repeated suffering. Although she longs for love, Hepburn's mind is very clear-headed, she is also very independent, and knows how to stop losses in time. Maybe she didn't love Hansen that much, because Hepburn didn't go through much at the time. In her later acting career, Hepburn's feelings gradually matured, and she understood more about what kind of person she was. However, her love has not been going well.
We know the movie "Dragon and Phoenix", Hepburn's performance in it is very good, who does she play against? It was William Holden, when the two fell in love with each other, Hepburn began to fall in love with William. However, there was another person at the time named Mel Feller, who was also pursuing Hepburn. Hepburn is therefore in a dilemma, the two men are married, and the male protagonist William in "Dragon and Phoenix Match" already has children, but he is still very careful. In order to avoid unwanted pregnancy, William underwent a ligation, which did not affect his flowers everywhere.
Audrey Hepburn loves children very much, she longs to get married, have children, and have a complete family. However, she hesitated between the two men and did not know what to choose. Eventually, she discovers that William is sterilized and unable to have children, so she resolutely decides not to love him anymore. However, "Dragon and Phoenix" was a huge success, and "Film Daily" announced that the film won the best male and female movie stars. The director of Dragon and Phoenix said: "Audrey Hepburn contributed her greatest performance ever. On Christmas this year, Hepburn's feelings shifted to another man, Mel, and the two got married. Hepburn has become a big star, but she does not love acting at heart, she longs to return to her family, have her own children, and live a dull life.
However, the husband was bent on expanding his acting career and was ambitious, which differed from Hepburn's ideas and laid the groundwork for the failure of their marriage. At the request of her husband, Hepburn continued to appear in movies, but in some less outstanding roles. Gradually, Hepburn felt tired and lost confidence in her husband's feelings. It was at this time that Hepburn developed feelings for playwright Anderson, and they even considered marriage. However, Anderson told Hepburn that he was born infertile and could not become a father, and the relationship ended.
Hepburn always wanted to be a mother, but during this time her health went wrong, she smoked three packs of cigarettes a day, biting her fingernails, causing her nails to turn out, which was obviously sick. Her weight was only 3.7 kilograms, nearly 60 pounds lighter than her, who was 1.70 meters tall, and she was a lot older all of a sudden. However, God still favored her. In July 1960, Hepburn finally gave birth to a lovely boy, her eldest son, Sean. Because of Sean, Hepburn struggled to maintain his marriage to her husband and hoped to give his children more financial security for their future. She returned to acting, and during this time, she played Holly in Breakfast at Tiffany's, a classic character.