Audrey Hepburn is called the last princess of Hollywood. Huge eyes, a chiseled figure, a radiant smile and natural elegance immortalized her image. For her first major role played in a movie, she received an Oscar. Audrey made a dizzying career, starring with the greatest actors Gregory Peck, Humphrey Bogart, Henry Fonda, Fred Astaire, Gary Cooper, Cary Grant, Sean Connery. Many women imitated her style, copying her hairstyle, wearing scarves and costumes similar to those made for her by Hubert de Givenchy. At the age of 59, she said goodbye to cinema forever in order to devote herself to her family and raising children. She became a UNICEF Ambassador, dedicating herself wholeheartedly to protecting disadvantaged children around the world. Audrey was left without a father early on, almost died of hunger during the war, was forced to give up her career as a ballerina, had a hard time with two unsuccessful marriages and died of cancer because she thought about others first, and only then about herself. Her life consisted of talent and beauty, generosity and dedication.