Audrey hepburn is a Belgian born actress, known for her numerous roles in countless popular films. She came from two loving parents and a sad and slightly troubling past. Even though she has gotten hate in her past, and critics may call her mediocre she stormed Hollywood with a bang. She is known across the world as a beautiful, intelligent, kind, and overall a loving human being. But many do not know of her troubled past, that came into play in her future. Overall she has been very influential to multiple people, cultures, and places around the world. But not only was Audrey Hepburn smart, elegant, and is known worldwide for her bravery, she had the most impact on society because she was an actress,philanthropist , and she did what she could during the rebellion of
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Audrey hepburn was born on May 4,1929. She was born in Brussels, Belgium. She was a truly amazing person. Audrey Hepburn danced, ballet to be specific, and made money just to give to the rebellion. She also sang, as is shown in her solo on the fire escape in Breakfast at Tiffany’s. She also painted, although her work was not displayed, she did have a talent for painting. Audrey hepburn would perform in recitals, or in underground performances. During WWII, female artists were frowned upon,but that did not stop her, for she would perform whenever,wherever, and for whomever would pay. During this time, she was just a dancer. But as the thirst for actual theater came, she got into theatrical performances. She started acting, and due to her appearance, everyone loved her. Audrey was compaired to Marylin Monroe, who was considered for the part of
Audrey hepburn was born on May 4,1929. She was born in Brussels, Belgium. She was a truly amazing person. Audrey Hepburn danced, ballet to be specific, and made money just to give to the rebellion. She also sang, as is shown in her solo on the fire escape in Breakfast at Tiffany’s. She also painted, although her work was not displayed, she did have a talent for painting. Audrey hepburn would perform in recitals, or in underground performances. During WWII, female artists were frowned upon,but that did not stop her, for she would perform whenever,wherever, and for whomever would pay. During this time, she was just a dancer. But as the thirst for actual theater came, she got into theatrical performances. She started acting, and due to her appearance, everyone loved her. Audrey was compaired to Marylin Monroe, who was considered for the part of