Audrey Hepburn
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Ferrer, Chris
Ferrer, Emma Audrey
Ferrer, Frances
Ferrer, Irene O’Donohue
Ferrer, José (actor/director)
Ferrer, José (brother of Mel)
Ferrer, José (father of Mel)
Ferrer, Leila (Sean’s wife)
Ferrer, Lisa
Ferrer, Mark
Ferrer, Mary
Ferrer, Melchor Gaston “Mel”; career of ; and Funny Face; and Green Mansions ; and Hepburn foundation; and Hepburn’s father; and My Fair Lady; and The Nun’s Story; and Ondine ; television movies, Mayerling; and Wait Until Dark
-films; Blood and Roses; Elena and Her Men; El Greco; The Fall of the Roman Empire ; The Hands of Orlac; The Longest Day; Oh Rosalinda; Sex and the Single Girl; The Vintage; War and Peace
-and Hepburn; career of ; final illness of; funeral of; health of ; riding accident
-marriage to Hepburn ; birth of son; divorce ; problems Ferrer, Pepa
Ferrer, Sean ; birth of; career; childhood ; first jobs; and My Fair Lady ; and parents’ divorce; and half-brother; and step-father; as teenager ; and Wolders
—and mother; autobiography; death of ; final illness of; funeral of; remarriage of; UNICEF work; wartime activities
Ferrer, Terry
Fields, William
Fifties decade
The Fighting Cock (play)
“Film and Fashion” festival, Holland
Film Society of Lincoln Center, “Gala Tribute to Audrey Hepburn”
Films & Filming, reviews: The Nun’s Story; Two for the Road
Films in Review, reviews: The Children’s Hour; The Nun’s Story; Sabrina; War and Peace
Financial advice, Hanson and
Finch, Peter
Finch, Yolande
Finney, Albert; and Two for the Road
Firestone, Laurie
Fisher, Eddie
Fleming, Rhonda
Flynn, Errol
Fonda, Henry; Sex and the Single Girl
Fonda, Jane
Fontaine, Joan
Fontanne, Lynn
Fonteyn, Margot
Food, Hepburn and; postwar years; World War II
Ford, John
Forty Carats (film)
Foss, Luckas
Franchetti, Afdera
Frank, Anne; Hepburn and
Frank, Otto
Franklin, Evelyn
Freeling, Nicholas, “Audrey Hepburn at 50”
Frey, Fritz
Friendly Persuasion (film)
Friendships; in Rome
Frings, Ketti
Frings, Kurt ; and Breakfast at Tiffany’s; and Funny Face; Hepburn and; and My Fair Lady; and violence in films; and Wait Until Dark
Frobe, Gert
From Here to Eternity (film)
From the Diary of Anne Frank, Thomas
Frost, John
Fryer, Shara, interview with Hepburn
Fuller, Buckminster
Fund-raising: for ASPCA; for UNICEF
Funny Face (film)
Gabor, Eva; and Ferrers’ marital problems
Gabor, Zsa Zsa
Gaetani-Lovatelli, Count Lofreddo “Lollo”
Gaetani-Lovatelli, Lorean; and Dotti
Gaines, Ardis. See Marshall, Brenda
Galaxina (film)
Gallico, Paul
Galway, James
Ganguzza, Rose
Garbo, Greta
Gardening, Hepburn and
Gardens of the World (TV series)
Gardner, Ava
Garner, James
Gaskell, Sonia
Gassman, Vittorio
Gazzara, Ben; Bogdanovich and ; Hepburn and; and They All Laughed
Genet, Jean, Deathwatch
Geneva, Switzerland
Gerhard, Roberto
Gershe, Leonard; and Baroness van Heemstra; and Hepburn’s illness
Gershwin, George, Funny Face
Giap, Vo Ngyuen
Gibbs, Wolcott; and Ondine
Gigi (film)
Gigi (on stage); road tour; salary for
Gilbert, William, Pygmalion and Galatea
Giovanna (Hepburn’s maid)
Giraudoux, Jean; Ondine
Girl of the Limberlost, Porter, film of
Gish, Lillian
Givenchy, Hubert de ; and Funny Face; Hepburn and; and Hepburn’s death; and Hepburn’s diet ; and Hepburn’s illness; and How to Steal a Million; L’Interdit (perfume); Lauren’s view of; on-screen credits; testimonials to; and War and Peace
Givenchy, Worn by Audrey Hepburn exhibition
Glamour
Glattbach, Jack; and Vietnam trip
Glegg. Grada
Glegg, Ronald9
Goddard, Paulette
Golabek, Mona
Goldberg, Whoopi
Golden Globe award
Goldman, James; Robin and Marian
Goldner, Charles
Goldstein, Karen
Golightly (film)
Goodbye, Mr. Chips (film)
Good Housekeeping
Goodman, John
Gottlieb, Morton
Gottschalk, Robert E.
Goudeket, Maurice
Grainger, Edmund
Grammy award
Granite Laughter and Marble Tears
Grant, Cary; American Film Institute tribute; and Charade ; and My Fair Lady
Grant, James P.; and Gulf War
Granville, Bonita
Grauer, Ben
Green Mansions (film); The Nun’s Story and
Greenwood, Joan
Griffith. W.
Griffith, Hugh
Gris, Henry
Groves, George R.
Guatemala, UNICEF trip
Guber, Peter
Guernsey, Otis
Guinness, Alcc
Gulf War, Hepburn and
Gumbel, Bryant
Gump, Marilynn
Guttoso, Renato
A Guy Named Joe (film)
Habets, Marie-Louise “Sister Luke”
Hall, Buck
Hall, Juanita
Hammerstein, Oscar
Hammett, Dashiell
Hampden, Walter
Handelsblad, review of Dutch in Seven Lessons
The Hands of Orlac (film)
Haney, Carol
Hanley, Greta
Hanson, James 5475; and broken engagement ; and Hepburn’s career; and Hepburn’s marriage to Ferrer; and Ondine ; and Paramount contract; and Roman Holiday ; wedding plans
Hardship, Hepburn and
Harnett, Sunny
Harper, Kenneth (agent)
Harris, Eleanor
Harris, Julie
Harris, Radie
Harris, Richard
Harris, Robert A.
Harris, Warren; and Hepburn’s career; and The Nun’s Story; and Paris When It Sizzles
Harrison, Rex; and My Fair Lady film ; Oscar
Hartman, Don
Hart to Hart (TV series)
Harvard Lampoon, and Funny Face
Harvey, Laurence
Haskell, Molly; and Roman Holiday; and The Unforgiven
Hatfield, Hurd
Haveláclav
Hawaii (film)
Hayakawa, Sessue
Hayes, Helen
Hayes, John Michael
Head, Edith; and Hepburn; Oscar for Sabrina
Health of Hepburn; broken back; final illness ; kidney stones; in Ondine run ; at war’s end.
Hecht, Harold
Hedren, Tippi
Height, Hepburn and
Heineken, Alfred “Freddie”
Heller, Joseph
Hellman, Lillian, The Children’s Hour
Helpmann, Robert
Hepburn, Audrey; aging of; appearance of; arrival in America ; and Astaire; Battle of Arnhem; beauty of; births of sons; and Bogdanovich ; career of ; concert-stage performances; current popularity; and dance; and Dotti ; and Dutch language; in England; f
amily of; and father ; and Ferrer; and Finney; friendships; and Gazzara ; and Givenchy; as godmother ; and Grant; and Hanson ; and Holden; home life, Switzerland ; insecurities; and Kennedy; Lincoln Center tribute; and marriage; miscarriages ; modeling jobs; and mother; and motherhood; and Oberon; personality ; pregnancies; public appearances, in later life; public image ; recording projects; riding accident ; romantic relationships; schooling ; and singing; and Taylor; thinness of; and UNICEF ; vices; and Wolders ; world War II, and Wyler
-films; Always; Breakfast at Tiffany’s; Charade; The Children’s Hour; Dutch in Seven Lessons; Funny Face; Green Mansions; How to Steal a Million; Laughter in Paradise ; Lavender Hill Mob; Love in the Afternoon ; Monte Carlo Baby; My Fair Lady ; The Nun’s Story; One Wild Oat ; Paris When It Sizzles; Robin and Marian ; Roman Holiday; Sabrina; Secret People; They All Laughed; Two for the Road; The Unforgiven; War and Peace; Young Wives’ Tale
-health of; final illness ; at war’s end
-marriage to Dotti; divorce ; problems
-marriage to Ferrer ; divorce; problems
-social life: after divorce; in Rome
-stage roles: Gigi; High Button Shoes; Ondine
—television performances; Gardens of the World ; Love Among Thieves; Mayerling
Hepburn, James, Earl of Bothwell
Hepburn, Katharine
“Hepburn look”
Hepburn-Ruston, Ella; separation from husband ; and World War II, See also van Heemstra, Ella
Hepburn-Ruston, Joseph. See Ruston, Joseph
Heringa, David
Herrod, Julie
Heskes, Warn
Hewes, Henry
High Button Shoes (on stage)
Higham, Charles; on Ferrer (Mel); on Grant; on Switzerland trip
Hill, James
Hillaire, Marcel
Hiller, Wendy
Hitchcock, Alfred
Hitler, Adolf
Hobhouse, Penelope
Holden, Ardis
Holden, William (William F. Beedle, Jr.) ; and Capucine; death of; and Hepburn; and Paris When It Sizzles ; in Sabrina
Holland. See Netherlands
Holloway, Stanley
Hollywood: Hepburn and; “star search”
Holm, Celeste
Holm, Ian
Holman, Libby
Homes of Hepburn: Bürgenstock; La Paisible; Rome; Spanish Riviera
Homolka, Oscar
Homosexuality, censorship of
Honduras, UNICEF trip
Honors for Hepburn ; Academy Award; Grammy award; Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award. See also Academy Awards
Hopkins, Miriam
Hopper, Hedda
Housekeeping, Hepburn and
House Select Subcommittee on Hunger
House Un-American Activities Committee
Houston, Renee
How to Steal a Million (film)
Hudson, Rock
Hudson, W. H., Green Mansions: .4 Romance of the Tropical Forest
Hughes, Howard
Hulme, Kathryn; The Nun’s Story
Hunt, Marsha
Hunter, Holly
Hunter, Ian McLellan
Hunter, Jeffrey
Hurst, Brian Desmond
Hurt feelings, Hepburn and
Huston, John; and The Unforgiven
Hutton, Barbara
Hylton, Jane
Hynde, Ronald
I Am a Camera (on stage)
Immunization of children; universal; in Vietnam
The Importance of Being Earnest, Wilde
Inchon (film)
Insecurities: of Bogart; of Hepburn
Interval (film)
Interviews, Hepburn and
In the Heat of the Night (film)
Ip (fawn)
Ireland, UNICEF benefit
Irons, Jeremy
Isaac, John; and Bangladesh trip; and Hepburn’s death; and Somalia trip; and Wolders
“Isn’t It Romantic,” Rogers and Hart
Jackson, Glenda
James, George
James, Monique
Japan: monastery garden; and Roman Holiday ; UNICEF benefit
Jaws (film)
Jazz, Hepburn and
Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award
Jews, German persecution in Holland
Johanssen, Aud
Johnson, Brad
Johnson, Van
Jones, Jennifer
Jones, Mary Worthington
Josephson, Henry M.
Jue, Sharon
Jurow, Martin
Kael, Pauline: and Always; and Charade; and Robin and Marian
Kaelin, Geraldine
Kakutani, Michiko, interview
Karloff, Boris
Kashoggi, Adnan
Kassebaum, Nancy
Katz, James C.
Kauffmann, Stanley; and Paris When It Sizzles
Kaye, Danny, and UNICEF
Kedrova, Lila
Kelly, Grace
Kendall, Kay
Kennedy, Elizabeth
Kennedy, John F.; murder of
Kennedy, Tessa
Kenney, Sister
Kerr, Deborah
Kerr, Walter, and Gigi
Keys, Wendy; and Green Mansions
Khan, Sadruddin, Prince, and Hepburn’s funeral
Khartoum, UNICEF trip
Kidnapping; fears of
Kilgallen, Dorothy
The Killing of the Unicorn, Bogdanovich
King, Larry
Kingsley, Dorothy
Kingsley, Philip
Kinski, Nastassia
Kissmayu, Somalia
Klein, Ed
Kleiner, Doris. See Brynner, Doris Kleiner
Knef, Hildegard
Knickerbocker, Cholly
Knight, Arthur
Knopf, Mildred
Knott, Frederick, Wait Until Dark
Koenig, Laird
“Koes Koen” (Warn Heskes)
Koopman, Winnie. See Marova, Winja
Korda, Alexander
Kors, Michael
Krasna, Norman
Kurnitz, Harry
Lacroix, Christian
Ladefoged, Peter
Ladies’ Home journal
Lagerfeld, Karl
La Jolla Playhouse
Lambert, Constant
Lambert, Eleanor
Lambert, Gavin
Lancaster, Burt, and The Unforgiven
Landeau, Cecil
Lang, Charles
Laredo (TV series)
The Lark, Anouilh
Larry King Live (TV show). See also King, Larry
The Last Emperor (film)
Laszlo, Ernest
Latham, Caroline
Latini, Countess Coppotelli
Laughter in Paradise (film)
Laughton, Charles
Lauren, Ralph; Hepburn and; Lincoln Center tribute to Hepburn
The Lavender Hill Mob (film)
Lawrence, Gertrude
Lazar, Swifty; Academy Award parties
Leading ladies, Holden and
Leading men; age of; Bogart; Connery ; Finney; Grant; Hepburn and; O’Toole; Perkins
League of Dutch Military War Invalids
Leahy, Philip
le Bon, Marcel
Le Bret, Favre
Lee, Canada
Lefebvre, Germaine (Capucine)
Legrand, Lucien
Leigh, Vivien
Lennard, Robert
Leonard, John, and Hepburn
Leoni, Beatrix
Leoni, Téa
Lerner, Alan Jay; and Andrews; and Beaton; and Harrison; and Hepburn’s singing; and My Fair Lady; wife of
LeRoy, Mervyn
Lesbianism, as film topic
Lester, Richard; and Robin and Marian
Letters from Sarajevo, Cataldi
Levenson, Sam; Time-Tested Beauty Tips
Libby, Montana
Liefermann, Julie
Life magazine; and
Gigi
Lili (film)
Lincoln Center, tribute to Hepburn
Lindsay, John, and Wait Until Dark
Lister, Moira
Little House on the Prairie (film)
Litvak, Anatole
Lloyd, Norman
Loesser, Frank
Loewe, Frederick
Lom, Herbert
London: apartment in; concert performance ; postwar
London Evening Standard
London Sunday Times, and Bloodline
London Symphony Orchestra
London Times, engagement announcement
Longboat Key, Florida
The Longest Day (film)
Look Homeward, Angel, Wolfe
Look magazine; review of Charade
Loos, Anita; and Gigi; and Hepburn’s size
Lora, Joan
Loren, Sophia; Academy Award ; miscarriage
Loring, Eugene
Los Angeles Times, and My Fair Lady
Lost Boundaries (film)
Louis Ferdinand, Prince
Love, Hepburn and; giving of
Love Among Thieves (TV film)
Love in the Afternoon (film)
Love scenes, Hepburn and
Lumumba, Patrice
Lunt, Alfred
Lupino, Ida
Lust for Life (film)
Lynley, Carol
Macao, UNICEF benefit
McAusland, Dorothy
McCall’s magazine, interview with Dottis
McCallum, john
McClure, Doug
McCrea, Joel
MacDonald, Dwight
McDonald, Elvin
McDowall, Roddy
MacEwen, Walter; and Ferrers’ marital problems
MacGraw, Ali
McGuire, Dorothy
Mack, Karen
McKay, Harper
“Mack Sennett Ballet,” Robbins
MacLaine, Shirley; and The Children’s Hour
McVay, Douglas, and Funny Face
Maddow, Ben
The Madwoman of Chaillot, Giraudoux
Making a Film: The Story of “Secret People, ” Anderson
Malone, Dorothy
Maltin, Leonard, and Always
Manchester Guardian, and War and Peace
Mancini, Ginny
Mancini, Henry
Mandela, Nelson
Mansfield, Stephanie
March, Fredric
Maria Casita Award
Marisol
Marova, Winja (Winnie Koopman)
Marriage, Hepburn and
-to Dotti; divorce; problem
-to Ferrer, ; divorce; problems
Marsh, Carol
Marshall, Brenda (Ardis Games)
Martin, Clare
Martin, Mary
Martinelli, Elsa
The Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian
Marx, Groucho
Maslin, Janet
Mason, James
Mastroianni, Marcello
Matthau, Walter
May, Pamela
Maychick, Diana, Audrey Hepburn: An Intimate Portrait