The Audrey Hepburn Story
Brief Synopsis
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Movie based on the life of actress Audrey Hepburn, from her childhood during the Nazi occupation of Holland in WWII, to her celebrated status as an international film star. Tracing her career from her first days on the London stage to her debut on Broadway in "Gigi," Audrey proceeds to take Hollywoo
Cast & Crew
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Steven Robman
Director
Jennifer Love Hewitt
Audrey Hepburn
Frances Fisher
Ella--Audrey'S Mother
Eric Mccormack
Mel Ferrer
Keir Dullea
Joseph--Audrey'S Father
Gabriel Macht
William Holden
Film Details
Also Known As
Audrey Hepburn Story
MPAA Rating
Genre
Biography
Drama
Romance
Release Date
2000
Production Company
ABC Entertainment Group; Laserpacific Media Corporation
Distribution Company
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
Location
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Technical Specs
Duration
3h
Synopsis
Movie based on the life of actress Audrey Hepburn, from her childhood during the Nazi occupation of Holland in WWII, to her celebrated status as an international film star. Tracing her career from her first days on the London stage to her debut on Broadway in "Gigi," Audrey proceeds to take Hollywood by storm by appearing in a succession of films with top leading men, including Gregory Peck in "Roman Holiday," for which she won an Academy Award; William Holden in "Sabrina," in which she and Holden spark an on-screen, as well as off-screen romance; and George Peppard in "Breakfast at Tiffany's." When Audrey marries actor/producer Mel Ferrer, he is instrumental in guiding her career. Audrey appears in the "The Nun's Story," which garners another one of her five Academy Award nominations, but also affects Audrey's outlook on life. Throughout her life, Audrey struggles to balance love and career, and leaves a legacy of her devotion to children.
Director
Steven Robman
Director
Cast
Jennifer Love Hewitt
Audrey Hepburn
Frances Fisher
Ella--Audrey'S Mother
Eric Mccormack
Mel Ferrer
Keir Dullea
Joseph--Audrey'S Father
Gabriel Macht
William Holden
Peter Giles
James Hanson
Emmy Rossum
Audrey--Age 14
Seana Kofoed
Kay Kendall
Michael J Burg
Truman Capote
Stephane Archambault
Marcel Le Bon
Joan Copeland
Cathleen Nesbitt
Marcel Jeannin
Givenchy
Adam Macdonald
Nick Dana
Mark Camacho
Tiffany'S Cab Driver
Sarah Hyland
Audrey--Age 8
Vlasta Vrana
Uncle Willem
Barry Julien
Skip--The Props Man
Lise Roy
Sister Luc
Catherine Colvey
Madame Rambert
Bruce Dinsmore
Blake Edwards
Tamara Hope
Clara
Lenie Scoffie
Colette
Ray Landry
Humphrey Bogart
Emma Stevens
Miss Rigden
Noel Burton
Cecil Landeau
Pierre Leblanc
Street Sweeper
James Bradford
Farmer
Sheena Larkin
Anita Loos
Joanna Noyes
Tiffany'S Makeup Person
Chip Chuipka
Tiffany'S Assistant Director
Aubert Pallascio
Raymond Rouleau
David Francis
Alfred Lunt
Tom Rack
Gilbert Miller
Sam Stone
William Wyler
Susan Glover
English Actress
Swede Svensson
Gregory Peck
Terrie Kember
Ballet Teacher No 1
Danielle Godin
Ballet Teacher No 2
Ryan Hollyman
George Peppard
Harry Hill
Screen Test Director
Peter Feder
Billy Wilder
Howard Rosenstein
Mario Zampi
Dorothee Berryman
Ella'S Friend
Renee M Leguerrier
Vegetable Seller
Terrence La Brosse Ross
Oscar Presenter
Andreanne Troini
Hannah
Richard Jutras
Jerome Robbins
Andreas Lange
German Captain
Martin Watier
Gaston
Daniel Giverin
West Stage Manager
Jonathan Stark
Gigi Stage Manager
Keir Cutler
Limo Driver
Tony Calabretta
Doorman
Tony Robinow
Fred Zinnemann
Jean Ricard
Dutch Doctor
Matt Holland
British Custome Agent
Andrea Panidisz
Cab Driver'S Daughter
James Rae
London Photographer
Jason Knight
English Soldier
Steve Adams
Studio Executive
Robert C Brewster
Stage Doorman
Christopher Hall
German Soldier No 1
Stephane De Neubourg
German Soldier No 2
Robert Burns
Stage Manager
Paul Stewart
Producer
Matthew Tiffin
British Soldier No 1
Dany Paineau
British Soldier No 2
Michelle Heisler
Audrey'S Friend
John Moore
Reporter No 1
Kelly Ricard
Reporter No 2
Terence Bowman
Reporter No 3
Jason Knight
Sam Stone
Crew
Ashley Aitken
Coordinator
Renee April
Costume Designer
Daniel Auclair
Unit Manager
Brooks Baldwin
Dialect Coach
Andrt-line Beauparlant
Set Decorator
Bob Beecher
Music Editor
Mikey Bertrand
Key Grip
Marie-jose Bourassa
Assistant Director
Jason Bretz
Assistant
Anne Brosseau
Production Coordinator
Rosina Bucci
Casting (Montreal)
Suzanne De Garufel
Location Manager
Al Decker
Sound Editor
Bonita Dehaven
Makeup
George Doxas
Music
Billy Driver
Assistant
Brad Durante
Assistant Editor
Peter B. Ellis
Editor
Emmanuel Frechette
Art Director
Pedro B. Gandol
Assistant Director
Claire Garneau
Wardrobe
Diane Gauthier
Set Decorator
Bradley H Gordon
Associate Producer
Marie-claude Gosselin
Set Decorator
Robert Greenwald
Executive Producer
Denis Hamel
Property Master
Jennifer Love Hewitt
Co-Executive Producer
Kay Hoffman
Producer
Rosalie Joseph
Casting (New York)
Philip Kleinbart
Supervising Producer
Steve Krug
Assistant
Chris Ledesma
Music Editor
Pierre Letarte
Director Of Photography
John Lewin
Gaffer
Mark Linden
Sound Editor
Irene Litinsky
Unit Production Manager
Irene Litinsky
Line Producer
Guillaume Lord
Art Director
Nicolas Marion
Assistant Camera
Margaret Mayheus
Choreographer
Robert Mcgee
Casting Director
Marsha Norman
Writer
Johanne Paiement
Hair Stylist
Ian Parkinson
Transportation Coordinator
Lily Partheniou
Production Accountant
Linda Phillips-palo
Casting Director
Nathalie Picard
Script Supervisor
Natalie Plante
Assistant Director
Cathy Rehl
Publicity
Steven Robman
Producer
Patrick Rousseau
Sound Mixer
Kimberly Rubin
Executive Producer
Lawrence Shragge
Music
Diane Simard
Makeup Artist
Robert Stecko
Camera Operator
Lily Takanashi
Assistant
Jean-baptiste Tard
Production Designer
Marcia Turner
Casting (New York)
Marianne Wiesenthal
Assistant
Film Details
Also Known As
Audrey Hepburn Story
MPAA Rating
Genre
Biography
Drama
Romance
Release Date
2000
Production Company
ABC Entertainment Group; Laserpacific Media Corporation
Distribution Company
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
Location
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Technical Specs
Duration
3h
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Aired in United States March 27, 2000
Released in United States on Video July 11, 2000
Began shooting April 13, 1999.
Completed shooting June 6, 1999.
