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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Jennifer Love Hewitt | ... | Audrey Hepburn | |
| Frances Fisher | ... | Ella van Heemstra | |
| Keir Dullea | ... | Joseph Hepburn | |
| Gabriel Macht | ... | William Holden | |
| Peter Giles | ... | James Hanson | |
| Emmy Rossum | ... | Young Audrey Hepburn (ages 12-16) | |
| Eric McCormack | ... | Mel Ferrer | |
| Seana Kofoed | ... | Kay Kendall | |
| Michael J. Burg | ... | Truman Capote | |
| Stéphane Archambault | ... | Marcel | |
| Joan Copeland | ... | Cathleen Nesbitt | |
| Marcel Jeannin | ... | Givenchy | |
| Adam MacDonald | ... | Nick Dana | |
| Mark Camacho | ... | Tiffany's Cab Driver | |
| Sarah Hyland | ... | Audrey Hepburn (at 8 years old) | |
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Biographic made-for-TV movie of the life of one of Hollywood's most famous actreses: Audrey Hepburn, spaning from her early childhood to the 1960's which details her life as Dutch overachieving ballerina, coming to grips with her parents divorce and enduring five hard years of living in Nazi occupied Holland during World War II. Audrey then settles in the USA where she tries to make it big as a movie actress and the emotional trials that follow her with it. Written by Matthew Patay
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27 March 2000 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Like Audrey Hepburn herself, Jennifer Love Hewitt is also an ambassador for the charity UNICEF, Jennifer has always admired Audrey and considered it a great honour to follow in her footsteps. See more »Goofs
When Audrey is being tailored for a pink dress, and is talking to Givenchy about her neck being "too long", you can see a boom mic in one of the mirrors behind them. See more »Quotes
Audrey Hepburn: [after receiving an Academy Award] I would like to thank my mother, who taught me to stand up straight, sit erect, use discipline with wine and sweets, and only smoke six cigarettes a day.See more »
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A four-hour version was made for foreign distribution. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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Let me begin by saying that I am extremely biased when it comes to Audrey Hepburn therefore it is perfectly logical from my point of view that no one can play Audrey Hepburn but Audrey Hepburn. Miss Hewitt is (its been said before many times) too full when it comes to her bosom and she didn't flash a huge smile like Audrey did. Audrey's smile could light up a whole room (even better than Julia!) and Hewitt could barely light a candle in a corner so to speak. Her hair was pathetically streaked in the "Tiffany" scenes whereas Audrey's streaks blended perfectly with her natural brown tresses. Also, Audrey's hair was butched at the Oscar ceremony... Hewitt's was the same as it was during the filming of "Roman Holiday". As for the rest of the cast, Emmy Rossum was much better as young Audrey than Hewitt. Frances Fischer (of "Titanic" fame... she was Kate Winslet's self-righteous mother) was believable as Audrey's mother, Baroness Edda Van Heemstra. Eric McCormick was too contemporary to play Mel Ferrer, plus he didn't look a thing like him; the same applies to Gabriel Macht who played Bill Holden but Michael J. Burg captured the essence of Truman Capote to the button. The most embarrassing of all was Ray Landry as Humphrey Bogart; he had way too much makeup on him to look meatier where Bogie was a skinny, ugly railing. Plus, his accent was pathetically forced like he was trying way too hard to impersonate Bogie and he still couldn't do a good job. The film in short, should never have been made... no one can play Audrey Hepburn but Audrey Hepburn!