Audrey Hepburnin tarina (TV Movie 2000)

Audrey Hepburnin tarina (TV Movie 2000). 2h 13m | PG

“Despite the other comments on this page -apparently submitted by the Jennifer Love Hewitt Appreciation Society (or the Denial of Terrible Movies society), there can be no doubt that u0026quot;The Audrey Hepburn Storyu0026quot; is one of THE WORST movies ever made. Yes, no one could ever recapture the magic that was Audrey Hepburn, but for Godu0026#39;s sake, why did they even try? From the shonky knockoffs of Givenchy gowns, to the blatant errors in the film recreations, to the extremely poor Bogart impersonator, this movie is so bad in fact, is is grotesquely fascinating.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eAnd at the centre of it all we have Miss Hewitt herself, all stiff grey wigs (who designed THEM?!), phoney Continental accent and smug little smile. Honey, that your bust is a little larger than Audreyu0026#39;s should be the LEAST of your worries!!!u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eI shudder to think that future generations might stumble upon this cinematic travesty (OK, I know it was made for television) and take it as a serious tribute to the lovely Miss Hepburn. They will surely wonder what we all saw in her. But that will never happen. Audreyu0026#39;s movies will be remembered forever- long after this Z-grade piece of rubbish is consigned to pop-culture oblivion.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eTake a bow, filmmakers. Youu0026#39;ve managed to reduce the life of one of the screenu0026#39;s most beloved icons to Audreyu0026#39;s one-note obsession with finding her father (howu0026#39;s *that* for a fresh idea!) and producing offspring.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eTo the sadly misguided Hewitt fans (you know who you are) who took it upon themselves to insult Audrey Hepburn in a vain attempt to make JLH look better, you ought to get your heads examined.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eJLH you should be ashamed of yourself!!!! (Iu0026#39;m ashamed of myself too, that I actually took the time to write this thing for such a poorly acted, written and directed- not to mention every other aspect of production- waste of videotape.)”