Audrey Hepburn: In Her Own Words DVD

Posted: 13th July, 2009

Longtail Distribution Network has recently released a DVD of "Audrey Hepburn: In Her Own Words".

Introduced by Gregory Peck, the always modest and shy, Audrey Hepburn recounts her love of peace, children and her work with UNICEF as a Goodwill Ambassador.

The program includes her journeys to UNICEF’s missions in Bangladesh, Somalia and Viet Nam and it includes interviews with Larry King and her longtime friend, Robert Wolders. With great warmth and kindness, this compassionate woman speaks of her triumphs and disappointments throughout her life. Ms. Hepburn also expresses her deep satisfaction with being able to provide her service as a UNICEF Ambassador.

You can order the DVD from the Longtail website:
Audrey Hepburn: In Her Own Words

3 Comments

1. CJ said...
Thank you so much for posting this - would not have known about it otherwise. I will definitely buy the DVD. Your site is wonderful - thanks for keeping Audrey fans up to date with news about her.
2. Gabby said...
Thank you for reminding all us Hepburn fans of this DVD, which I will no doubt buy, everyone just thinks that she was a filmstar and only buys her earlyish DVDs wen they shud also be finding out about simply Audrey, which I'm sure this documentary DVD does. Thanks again.
3. Aman said...
Conversely, I was initially introduced to Miss Hepburn through her humanitarian contributions and her eternal devotion to children and all those who suffer needlessly. Having only watched "Roman Holiday," I had already read two books about her, primarily because I was and still am sincerely thankful to her for her work outside of cinema, which I consider the more prevailing. Truly, one of kind she is, Audrey Hepburn, and I love her dearly because she continues to inspire me with her lasting efforts to make better this world; Audrey Hepburn, like Michael Jackson, once uttered a phrase similar to what is in the Bible, which I keep dear to my heart to remind me of who I am:

* In times of great moral crisis, we must look to children to lead the way.

Thank you Audrey :)

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