Have you ever seen or heard of films starring Audrey Hepburn?\nShare your impressions.
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That was Irgrid Bergman in Casablanca.\n\n"Breakfast at Tiffany's" is mesmerizing and remarkable. I have vague memories of 'Sabrina' and 'Funny Face', but I do remember very much enjoying her in 'My Fair Lady'. She is just so lovable and easy to identify with in spite of her beauty.
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Charlize Theron, but the all-timer must be Audrey Hepburn. Very classy.
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the pairing of sandra bullock and keanu reeves is interesting..i wanna check it out..it looks like they have chemistry on-screen..i think it is a tear jerker..i might check it out soon..
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My question yesterday was, "Is Aishwarya Rai one of the most beautiful women of all times?" \nI will agree that she is captivating; I have never seen an actress that could affect people like her.\nYou can search Bollywood; you will be shocked with her success. It is also possible to order her movies.\nOver the past twenty years, I have really believe Princess Di and Aishwarya Rai are the most intriguing women I have ever seen.
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no i haven't seen it but i want to see it ever since it came out but never got around to it u have to tell me if it's good or not , \n\nit looks like a really good movie even if it is pg, i like pg movies so talk to ya later!
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My ALL TIME FAVE: is TITANIC !!! \nThis film has MORE heart and soul than any other !!! YES,\nthere are sp.efx ( all films have them ). BUT if that film\nlacks that HEART & SOUL---then all the sp/efx will not help.\n\nEveryting works with TITANIC, sets, costumes, dialog, the\ncamera work,the colouring of the sceens, makeup, hairstyles.\n\nAnd last BUT not least, the soundtrack. Astounding !!! The\nmusic composed by James Horner is warm, funny and at the same time heartbreaking. With Will Jennings giving words to\nan incredible love theme. Add Celine Dion to give this great\ntheme a voice " MY HEART WILL GO ON !!! "  You have a winning combination that can not be equaled.\n\nTITANIC WILL GO ON & ON !!!
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hi, i agree with you...i have seen the film and i really did enjoy it..great...and so was Tom Hanks.........
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The greatest movies I've ever seen, and my favorite book series of all time.....but I don't have any obvious favorite characters. However, I liked some of the portrayals - Viggo Mortensen was *outstanding* as Aragorn, and Ian McKellen as Gandalf was fantastic. Billy Boyd was quite entertaining as Pippin, and John-Rhys Davies cracked me up, too, as Gimli. "That still only counts as one!" X D\n\nI especially enjoyed watching Miranda Otto.....oh, and also how she played Eowyn. ; )
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Yes, I have seen it. I think its great. Lot of lessons in the movie.. After watching it i got interested in reading the book...
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When I first saw GHOST STORY in the '80s, I thought it was one of the best stories of its type ever told.\n\nSeeing it again tonight on cable, my opinion has changed. Yes, all the elements for a good tale of ghostly doings are in place--but they never really reach a satisfying enough pattern in the scheme of things.\n\nThe acting is excellent, the suspense is taut at times, but much of it spins along at too slow a pace before anything happens. The giggling schoolboys are rather tiresome in the flashbacks that reveal what happened to the woman they were all smitten with. As played by Alice Krige, she's an enigmatic seductress with a wicked gleam in her eyes and we never know quite what she is about to do. Craig Wasson does well with the role of a young man who encounters her, falls briefly for her and then leaves her when her neurotic ways become too much for him.\n\nHow she takes revenge on the four men who were responsible for her death is the comeuppance of the tale. Whether you're willing to watch until the bitter end without changing channels is another thing. On the other hand, this is not the sort of movie to watch with so many commercial interruptions breaking the mood.\n\nFred Astaire, John Houseman, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. and Melvyn Douglas play the four old men who were drawn under the spell of a girl, seduced as they were by her charms. Each must confront their past deed as she exacts some sort of revenge on them--that is the nub of the plot, but it could have been so much better had the script been better developed.\n\nI never read the novel, but I imagine it fills in the many gaps in the story that seem to be missing.
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The artist page of Yahoo! Movie described her as: "A fiery Scots-Yankee known for her intelligence, humor and iron determination, Katharine Hepburn demonstrated remarkable staying power in a screen career that spanned more than six decades, winning three of her four Best Actress Oscars after the age of 60. Credit must go to her extraordinary parents, a noted urologist father, who at great professional risk brought the facts about venereal disease…"\n\n\nOther site described her as: "She was bold, brainy, beautiful, and an independent individual and empowered woman at a time when neither of those things was particularly in fashion, and combined in one person were probably intolerable. First and foremost a movie star, she is also a living legend of the silver screen--an actress who brought her own definitive personality to each role she took on, yet one who always challenged herself artistically and refused to let stereotype or criticism bring her down."\n\nShe has career not only in films, but also in radio, television, and theater (you can see her works at the third link)
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Bette Davis.\nElizabeth Taylor.\nJulia Roberts.\nKatherine Hepburn.\nIngrid Bergman.\nLauren Bacall.\nAudrey Hepburn (we agree).\nJoan Crawford.\nNatalie Wood.\nGrace Kelly.\nMyrna Loy.\nMaureen O'Hara.\nClaudette Colbert.\nLana Turner.\nJodie Foster.\nMeryl Streep.\nDoris Day.
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Ya loved it! The Indian family was shown nicely... Typical mommie with that line - "khasmano bla bla" And ya the football coach was a real cutiee :-D \n\nThe main girl acted well too. Dark yet had this good presence... N her gay friend hehe!!\n\nI knew of the actress Kiera only after this movie n she went on to get nominated for oscars this yr!!
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OMG, finally someone else who has seen this movie!! I rented it and then bought the DVD the next day. I have made all my friends at least watch a few scenes.\n\nI LOVE the mix of humor and darkness in the film. Apparently this is a bit of an Irish thing - based on other Irish films I've watched lately.\n\nCillian is SO brilliant. I just can't gush enough about this movie!!
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"Wild at Heart" and "Blue Velvet".  Both are wonderfully weird, but they also have a standard plot and are relatively understandable. The characters are likeable in these movies.  In some of the other movies, it is hard to even know who is who, they seem to morph into other characters, but that is David Lynch's intention.  He is one of my favorite directors, and I am amazed by all his movies.  My wife, among many others, hates his movies because they are not linnear, or in synch like most movies.  "Blue Velvet" would be my choice for you to see, since it is always 'under the radar'.  I love it.
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I think that Audrey Hepburn has the most naturally beautiful face in movie history. She personified class and style completely effortlessly. A director once said of her: you could put Audrey in a sack and she will still be classy.\n\nCatherine Zeta-Jones is another woman who is very elegantly beautiful. Liv Tyler has another defining face - a perfect mixture of broad cheekbones and full lips. A face to fall in love with.
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I already has! I watched a few weeks ago on DVD. It's a great movie. Check it out.