May The Fourth Be With You.
Today marks the 37th anniversary of the release of Star Wars: Episode IV.
Star Wars is global phenomenon. It has generations of fans and continues to inspire us.
Happy Birthday Star Wars and may the 4th be with you.
May The Fourth Be With You.
Today marks the 37th anniversary of the release of Star Wars: Episode IV.
Star Wars is global phenomenon. It has generations of fans and continues to inspire us.
Happy Birthday Star Wars and may the 4th be with you.
Today is Audrey Hepburn‘s Birthday. If cancer had not taken her from us in 1993, she would have been 85 today. As a performer and a humanitarian, she will always been remembered not only for her immortal on screen performances, but for her humanitarian work. Hepburn was a child during World War II and remembered vividly the experiences during the war. In her later years, she worked with Unicef on behalf of children who suffered the same malnutrition and hunger she she suffered.
My favorite Audrey Hepburn film is Sabrina. Co-starring William Holden (David Larabee) and Humphrey Bogart (Linus Larabee), Hepburn plays the title role. Sabrina Fairchild is the awkward, ungainly chauffeur’s daughter who has a crush on David. She has the opportunity to live in Paris and when she returns home, is elegant and fashionable. Despite the fact that David is engaged, he still pursues her. His older brother, Linus starts to pursue Sabrina. His reasons are more related to the family business, if his brother should break the engagement, they would loose a very important business deal with David’s soon to be father in law. I won’t give the rest of the movie away if you haven’t seen it, but I recommend that you see it if you haven’t.
Hepburn is a fashion icon. In Breakfast At Tiffany’s she wore a Little Black Dress. Every woman since then has had at least one in her closet. In an era when many of her female colleagues were curvy, Hepburn’s boyish frame stood out.
Wherever you are, Audrey, I raise my glass to you. RIP.
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