"War and Peace" was filmed in 1956, and "Roman Holiday" is a romantic film filmed by Paramount Company in the United States in 1953.

The heroine is the famous Hollywood actress Audrey Hepburn (1929.5.4-1993.1.20). Hepburn's first love happened at the beginning of her career, and her partner was the British entrepreneur James Hans.

Although her mother repeatedly advised Hepburn that it was difficult to have both career and love, Hepburn always held the illusion of having her cake and eat it too.

But with the global success of "Roman Holiday", Hepburn's life has undergone earth-shaking changes, and rifts and contradictions have inevitably arisen.

After much thought, Hepburn painfully gave up her first love.

Hepburn met filmmaker Mel Ferrer at the London premiere of Roman Holiday.

Ferrer was fourteen years older than Hepburn, and his mature temperament captured Hepburn's heart. The two soon co-starred in "The Mermaid" and held a wedding.

The princess found a happy home, and the two gave birth to a son, Sean.

But since then, Hepburn's career has been smooth sailing and flourishing, while Farrell has always struggled with second-rate works.

Living under the shadow of Hepburn, Ferrer was under increasing pressure, and the cracks in his marriage gradually appeared.

Despite Hepburn's attempts to save her, the marriage came to an end in 1967.

Their relationship, even in its most light-hearted moments, has a certain degree of tension.

Another point is that as the husband of an internationally renowned celebrity and film star, Ferrer is unwilling to be the foil and protector of her career, and is even less comfortable with the dimness of her personal career.

Hepburn strived for tolerance and restraint.

However, although "she did everything she could to save their marriage," and despite her great ambition to set an example for all the family members in the film and television industry and to grow old together with Farrell, what is irresistible is that

, after 10 years of marriage, they finally had a rift during the filming of "My Fair Lady". Hepburn gradually realized an already existing fact: Ferrer controlled her more than loved her; Ferrer was unfaithful to her.

has happened.

Hepburn finally understood that her dream of growing old together was just a wish.

In the fall of 1968, the couple got together in Switzerland. During this time, Hepburn experienced another miscarriage. This miscarriage shrouded their marriage like an ominous omen. At this point, Hepburn and Farrell's marriage was completely over.

Hepburn was very painful and disappointed. She told Gregory Peck: "I have been trying to save our marriage, but it is too difficult, too difficult. In our line of work, we often have to perform passionate, caressing, and sometimes

It’s inevitable that the show will be fake. In this world, it’s really hard to maintain a marriage! Please believe that I put marriage and family life first and my career second.” In 1968, Hepburn was in the movie.

During my trip to Greece, I met psychiatrist Andre Doty.

Doty is Italian and has been an admirer of Hepburn since he was a boy. At this time, he infected Hepburn with the unique enthusiasm of Italians.

Regardless of their age gap, the two held a lightning wedding and gave birth to a son, Luca.

Hepburn accepted the lesson of the failure of her last marriage and retired completely. Although Italy and Rome were the places where Hepburn had to thank for her success throughout her life, what Hepburn did not know from the beginning was: from the Italian point of view, a man cannot

Some people think that his free sex life should be terminated as soon as he gets married. Some people think that it is appropriate to have one or even several mistresses after marriage.

Dotty often caused many scandals after her marriage, and even got involved with the most notorious and coquettish beauty in Rome at that time.

At the time, a publication, The National Enquirer, published the incident: "Dottie was the son of a prostitute, but Audrey was a saint. Dotty often took women to nightclubs. When Audrey was in Rome, he

Pretending to be like an angel. When Dottie was photographed with actresses and models, Dottie was so embarrassed that she wanted to hide these women in the car. "This was a heavy blow to Hepburn, and her dream of a happy life was severe.

It was shattered again, and once again her marriage ended in tragedy.

Hepburn had no choice, she was ready for divorce.

Dottie panics about this.

They decided to go to Honolulu, Hawaii for a second honeymoon, but it turned out that this was in vain. But at this time, she had wasted an actor's golden age on this marriage that was not worth the effort.

In 1980, Hepburn met Robert Waters. The man who she later became her soul mate was suffering from the pain of losing his wife at the time. The two wounded hearts felt sympathy for each other and slowly but surely got closer.

After that, the two stayed together for more than ten years until Hepburn died of illness.

Because of Robert, Hepburn spent a peaceful and beautiful later years.

On January 20, 1993, Audrey Hepburn took the final steps of her life at her home in Switzerland.

Hepburn left more than 20 classic screen images in her life, and won the love of the world with her huge personality charm.

Throughout her life, she maintained a modest, gentle, elegant and noble character, and faced the whole world with a benevolent heart.

Especially in his later years, Hepburn retired from the film industry and served as an ambassador for the United Nations Children's Fund. He was committed to charity and went to Africa many times to contribute to war-torn children despite being seriously ill.

At the turn of the century, authoritative magazines selected the most perfect actresses of the twentieth century, and Hepburn topped the list.

Hepburn's legend transcends the shackles of time and space and moves towards eternity.