Audrey íntima : La biografía autorizada

Few celebrities achieve the iconic status of Audrey Hepburn. Born into humble origins, she grew up in the Netherlands, where she survived malnutrition while working with the Dutch resistance during World War II, and went on to become one of the greatest stars in film history. Recognized for her work in classic films such as Roman Holiday, Charade, My Fair Lady, and Breakfast at Tiffany's, Audrey Hepburn won virtually every award in the entertainment world, including the coveted EGOT distinction, which recognizes individuals who have won the four most prestigious awards in American entertainment: the Emmy (television), the Grammy (music), the Oscar (film), and the Tony (theater). Off-screen, she captivated audiences with her unique and avant-garde style—for which she was also awarded and recognized—and in her later years, she became UNICEF's most prominent ambassador, receiving the Presidential Medal of Freedom for her humanitarian work. More than thirty years after her death, this inspiring, aspirational, and extraordinarily talented figure continues to be revered as the epitome of elegance, sophistication, and beauty.