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72 Wendy Keys to BP, November 10, 1994.
73 AH to Katherine Openda, TV interview, Nairobi, September 22, 1992.
74 Quoted in “Audrey Hepburn, Many-sided Charmer,” Life, December 7, 1953, p. 131.
75 AH to Barbara Walters, March 29, 1989.
76 Leslie Caron to BP, December 8, 1993.
77 Riding, op. cit.
78 AH on Larry King: TNT Extra, October 18, 1991.
79 Quoted in Edward Klein, op. cit.
80 Ralph Lauren to BP, April 26, 1995.
81 New York Times, January 23, 1993, p. 20.
82 Sophia Loren letter to John Barba, March 28, 1995.
83 Valentina Cortesa to John Barba, February 15, 1995.
84 Quoted in Robert Parish and Don E. Stanke, The Glamour Girls (New Rochelle: Arlington House Press, 1975), p. 322.
85 Efrem Zimbalist, Jr., to BP, March 25, 1996.
86 AH to Shara Fryer, KTRK-TV, Houston, March 23, 1990.
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VIDEO
Audrey Hepburn in Her Own Words, Robert Wolders, 1993.
Audrey Hepburn Remembered, Wombat Productions, Gene Feldman producer, 1993. LIFE Remembers, December 1993.
More Loverly Than Ever. The Making of “My Fair Lady, ” Galler West Productions, 1994.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
I HAVE ALWAYS DEPENDED on the kindness of strange friends and archivists—and on the facts and favors they provide me over the years of researching and writing a biography such as this. There is no nice way to “group” people; doing so by location is perhaps least offensive. So those mentioned in the Foreword now join all the others for a full geo-alphabetical listing below.
Biography is a mosaic, and a mosaic is an arty jigsaw puzzle: Random pieces arrive in no sensible order. Some pieces never arrive at all; many turn out to belong to somebody else’s puzzle and thus a colossal waste of one’s time. Gradually, some shape or outline is discernible, and then patches of the whole that may or may not connect. Not even the biographer himself knows what the picture will look like until it’s done—unless his picture is preconceived, in which case he’s not to be trusted.
Each of the people and institutions below supplied pieces of the Audrey Hepburn mosaic or helped me figure out where they belonged. With every project, I am always amazed anew by the generosity of the folks I ask for help. I am fondly grateful to everyone listed below, and I think George Coleman would approve of sharing this book’s dedication with all of them.
NEW YORK
Teresa Albanez, Jeffrey Banks, Dolores Barrett, Michael Barson (Putnam), Theodore Bikel, Patricia Bosworth, Professor Richard Brown, Charles Busch, Roger Caras, Cynthia Cathcart (Conde Nast), Horst Cerny, Maria Ciaccia, Jocelyn Clapp (Bettmann), Howard Cutler, Nickolas Dana (Rochester), Jody Donahue, Dominick Dunne, Gene Feldman, Mary (Mrs. José) Ferrer, Rose Ganguzza, Robert Gottlieb, Jane Halsman (Philippe Halsman Estate), Rose Hayden, Robert Heide, Mary Hernandez (Unilever), Celeste Holm, John Isaac, Roger Jones, Martha Kaplan, Wendy Keys, Ed Klein, Eleanor Lambert, Owen Laster (William Morris Agency), Ralph Lauren, Wayne Lawson (Vanity Fair), Lorraine Martindale (Putnam), Camilla Pecci-Blunt McGrath, Stafan de Mistura, Eric Myers, Patricia Neal, Marni Nixon, André Previn (Bedford Hills), Eric Rachlis (Archive Photos), Jill Rembar, Richard Schmidt, Marian Seldes, Deborah Solomon, Eli Wallach, Shelley Wanger, Victoria Wilson, Ron Wisniski and Robert Wolders (Rochester).
CALIFORNIA
George Axelrod, Janis Blackschleger, Peter Bogdanovich, Florida Broadway, James Coburn, Stuart Crowner, Tony Curtis, Rudy Fehr, Mel Ferrer, the late Eva Gabor, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Rick and Deborah Geary, Lenny Gershe, Kirk Hallem, Charles Higham, Judd Klinger, Della Koenig, Gavin Lambert, Richard Lamparski, Jack Larsen, Julie Leifermann, Leonard & Alice & Jessie Maltin, Ginny Mancini, the late Doug McClure, Roddy McDowall, Joseph J. O’Donohue IV, Wallace Potts, David Stenn, R. J. Wagner, Connie Wald, Billy & Audrey Wilder, Cara Williams, Mignon Winans, Efrem Zimbalist Jr., and the inspiration of Marcia Davenport.
PITTSBURGH
Dr. Tom Allen, Stephen Baum, Ken & Betty Behrend, Bill Bollendorf & Dr. Madalyn Simasek, Patti Burns, Judi Cannava, Jim Cunningham, Ron & Lynn Curry, Dan & Barbara Ernsberger, Janet Fanale, Lucy Fischer, Albert French, Doris and Josie Kalina, Tim Menees, Ruth Ann Molloy, James and Queen Christina O’Toole, Myrna Paris, Ben Paris, Merica Paris, Christopher Rawson, Sylvia Sachs, Shirley and Morris Shratter, John Ezra Schulman, Bob Simeone, Marilynn Uricchio, Laura Wallenchek and that wild, wacky Egyptologist Tim Ziaukas (in Bradford, Pennsylvania).
WASHINGTON
John & Margie Barba, Ken & Denise Cummins, Patricia Heberer (Holocaust Museum), Sandra Homner-van Damme, Senator Nancy Kassebaum, Madeline F. Matz (Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division, Library of Congress), Liz Mays, Jacqueline Pessaud, and James Lee Auchincloss.
ELSEWHERE IN THE U.S.
William Banks and Anne Cox Chambers (Atlanta); Steven Bach (Vermont); Bob Curtwright (The Wichita Eagle); William Donati (Memphis); Katharine Dunh
am (East St. Louis, Illinois); Grada [Wolders] and Dr. Ronald E. Glegg (Sarasota, Florida); Marilynn Gump (Wichita, Kansas); Cathy Henkel (Seattle); H. R. Hutchins (Royal Dutch Shell, Houston); Ned Lehac and Jane Sherman (Englewood, New Jersey); Pamela, David, Todd, Heather and Paris Loyle (Wichita, Kansas); Nancy & Wyoming B. Paris, Jr. (Bel Air, Maryland); Wyoming B. Paris (Wichita); Trever Pat-ton (Wichita); Yvonne Quarles van Ufford (Manchester, Massachusetts); Margaret Schouten (Sarasota, Florida); Teller (Las Vegas) and Michael Tilson Thomas (Miami).