The Always Beautiful Audrey Hepburn Quiz

Answer: 1948

In 1948, Audrey was accepted at the famed Marie Lambert Ballet School. 9 years earlier, Audrey was given ballet lessons by Miss Rigden, a young dancer from London. 1 year later, Ella-Audrey's mother removed Audrey from the school to take her back to Holland, where she thought she would be safe from the war. (England had just declared war on Germany, following the Nazi invasion of Poland).

Answer: Monte Carlo Baby

While filming in the French Riviera the movie "Monte Carlo Baby", the writer Collette noticed her in the hotel lobby and immediately cast her in the leading role in her Broadway play "GiGi".

Answer: James Hansen

Audrey's beau of three years, James Hansen, had met her in New York for the premiere of "GiGi", he then proposed. Audrey kept putting off the wedding, when finally she broke it off. She was too busy with her career starring in "GiGi" and then immediately being flown to Rome for the filming of "Roman Holiday".

Answer: He thought that he was going to see Katharine Hepburn

Givenchy thought that the great Katharine Hepburn was coming in for costumes. When he saw that the Hepburn, was not Katharine, but a plain looking girl, he said he was too busy to make her a dress. He sent her to look through the racks. After a few moments in her presence, he was enchanted, decided to make her dresses after all. He became a lifelong friend and designer of Audrey's.

Answer: Marie-Louise Habets

It is based on the life of Marie-Louise Habets, whose father died at war. She chose sisterhood and fighting the Nazis.

Answer: They All Laughed

Audrey's son Sean Ferrer, played Jose in the 1981 film "They All Laughed" at the age of 21. Sean was also a production executive in this film.

Answer: Humphrey Bogart

Humphrey Bogart never liked Audrey. He is quoted saying, Audrey is "a rank amateur that needed a dozen takes!" It is believed that he was angry at producers, because he wanted his wife Lauren Bacall to have the part of "Sabrina".

Answer: Steve McQueen

Steve McQueen was offered the co-starring role. However, he was still under contract for the show "Wanted: Dead or Alive" (1958), which prevented him from appearing. The role eventually went to George Peppard.

Answer: The Children's Hour

"The Children's Hour" also starring Shirley Maclaine. A cruel child accuses the two headmistresses of her school of lesbianism. Due to the content (lesbianism) was deemed scandalous and frowned upon by critics.

Answer: Charade

"Charade" was remade in 2002 and renamed "The Truth About Charlie". Peter Stone, the writer of "Charade", was so against this remake, that in some releases of this movie, his screenwriting credit was changed to Peter Joshua, the name of Cary Grant's character in "Charade".
"Sabrina" was also remade, but the name was left the same.