Who would you have to play Audrey Hepburn?
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penelope cruz, jennifer love hewitt? To be quite honest i don't think anyone will ever look like Audrey hepburn, she is quite singular\n\nwait natalie portman looks a bit like her doesn't she?
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I'm pretty sure most girls would chose Rose..the main character, and of course the most beautiful..I guess I'll go with Molly Brown- What a colorful lady! She'd be fun to party with! I like her personality!
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Despite previous reports saying that the role of Vesper Lynd had already been offered to Angelina Jolie, the Daily Mirror UK says today that director Martin Campbell's number one choice to play the female lead in the upcoming remake of Casino Royale is Charlize Theron.
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actor: Tom Hanks \nactress: Julia Roberts and Reese Witherspoon
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soo many to choose from!!! But if i had to I'd pick Aishwarya Rai
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humphrey bogart from casablanca,\nthough, i do really like jimmy stewart in the philadelphia story : )
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I would go as an old-time movie star, they're classy and sexy, like Veronica Lake, and since you're blonde, it would turn out well. Here's a pic for reference. Get a silk dress and do large waves in your hair - very typical of classic hollywood glamour! Just a suggestion :)\n\nhttp://silverscreensirens.com/galleries/lake1.htm
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http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000030/\n\nimdb.com - if that link doesn't work to to imdb.com and search for Audrey Hepburn. It's a great site for anything related to movies and televisions shows and stars.
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i think audrey kitching and brendon urie should go out again.i think theyre a cute couple.
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Or may be they are trying to emulate a famous actress in a favorite movie of theirs.
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the same!!!! and i totally agree with orlando bloom and liv tyler!!! hopefully they can use some of the same sets too for rivendell and bag end.
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I am with Gretchen P, def Scarlett O'Hara from Gone with the Wind and my husband could go as Rhett. I love the idea of dressing up in a hooped dress with a corset and long flowing materials. Pure elegance.
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Wow/ this one is difficult. \n\n\nI would choose Alan Jackson.. only because I have had a crush on him for years//and he is down to earth. \n\nThen, \nKevin Costner,,because he is cute too,, and our children would have pretty eyes. \n\nMatthew McConnay.. because he is the most handsomest man, and he is also from Texas,, and our children wouldn't have to learn different slang, and would have th e same accent. \n\nI would marry Prince Henry so we would be called the Royal Family. \n\n\n\nAdam Sandler,,because he would be the best dad and have a great time w/ the kids.
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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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wizard of oz\ndorothy-katherine mcphee\nwicked witch-myrel streep\nscarecrow-ben affleck\nlion- jimcarrey\ntinman-ewan mcgreggor\nglenda- jennifer garner\nwizard-kelsey grammer\naunt em- susan sarandon
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Audrey Hepburn is really a gracious, classy and mythical actress!
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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)