Rare Audrey Hepburn Photos Released

The English Muse:

Last year, longtime Hollywood photographer Bob Willoughby quietly posted some of his unpublished photos of Audrey Hepburn on his flickr page...

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[Lahonda]

Ms. Hepburn is one of the most beautiful women in history.

[LovingHope]

Beautiful actress. I loved her sense of style.

[crayola 08b]

what an amazing woman. hollywood will never see the likes of her particular brand of elegance again.

[wm1066]

I suggest people check ot her bio. She was in German occupied Netherlands(Arnheim) when she was in her early teens. Her and Anne Frank were about the same age. She won an Oscar in her first movie. Worked for UNICEF for most of her life. Pretty amazing woman. She never gave a bad preformance. She even played an indian in the movie Unforgiven.

[fcsakes]

Thank you for the Hepburn pictures. She was special.

[montecarlo408]

Marrilyn who? This woman was pure beauty, elegance, and class, along the lines of Julie Andrews (who I also just love).

[cindyw]

Ms. Hepburn was extraordinarily beautiful, but so was Marilyn. They were just very different.

[jones]

She was pretty. Her clothes speak of a time before Wal-Mart and made-in-China apparal.

[ChaiKat]

The photo of her in the cowboy had is just absolutely stunning. What a beautiful women, inside and out. They broke the mold there.

[RButler]

I forgot to mention how I wished she had done her own singing for My Fair Lady. I saw a TV show about the making of it and her singing one of the songs herself. It was fine. Heck, they let Rex Harrison do his own singing. She was good in that movie despite the bad press.

[RButler]

What an elegant, classy, timeless beauty, especially those expressive eyes. Someone beat me to mentioning her voice which I don't recall being mentioned a lot. I'm so glad she was in movies at a time when the camera lingered over an actor's face for more than a second or two before a quick cut or edit. When she was on the screen it was hard to notice anything else and, again, that great voice. Later in life, she committed herself to the work of UNICEF. I recall pictures of her hugging small children in Africa as part of that work. A great lady.

[QueenCeleste]

She was just such an elegant beauty, and that lovely voice.... And all those wonderful films: Love in the Afternoon, Two for the Road, Wait Until Dark, Sabrina, Roman Holiday. She was truly an original.

[happycat]

Audrey Hepburn was so beautiful and so elegant. She had such a natural sense of style.

[Bluejay00234]

Gosh I adore this woman.

[TchoupitoulasCanal]

What a truly stunning woman. Sadly, they just don't make them like her anymore.

[RedDogBear]

Check out the French actress Audrey Tatou, http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0851582/ especially in one of her early movies Amelie. She comes pretty close.

[godlessliberal]

What a timeless beauty. I wish I was around during her day. Sometimes its hard for me to believe there was a time when movie stars were classy and talented; nowadays they have rarely have either characterstic.