Audrey Hepburn : The Life Of Audrey Wilson's Life

Women’s roles in movies have changed dramatically throughout the years. As a result of the changing societal norms, women have experienced more transition in their roles than any other class. During the period of classical Hollywood cinema, both society and the film industry preached that women should be dependent on men and remain in home in order to guarantee stability in the community and the family. Women did not have predominated roles in movies such as being the heroin. The 1940’s film Gilda wasn’t an exception. In Gilda, the female character mainly had two different stereotypes. The female character was first stereotyped as a sex object and the second stereotyped as a scorned woman who has to be punished.

A rhetorical strategy is when the author uses certain items in their writing to make the reader view and feel a certain way about the work. Examples of rhetorical strategies include but are not limited to quotes, ethos, logos, pathos, references, statistics, and illustrations. Both Laurel Thatcher Ulrich’s “Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make History” and Diana George’s “Changing the Face of Poverty” use similar rhetorical strategies to support their argument.

Cherry Jones won many awards in her lifetime. She won the tony award five-times in a row. She won the 2009 prime time Emmy award. Also she won the drama desk award. She won many more awards in her lifetime these are only a few. More importantly she has done more things than awards she won.

Betty White has had an outstanding career of acting and entertainment throughout her lifetime. Betty White is a seven time Emmy awards winner and the recipient of the Grammy Awards. In order to become successful, she had to start out somewhere.

Her works brought a sense of hope, and lightened the nation. Her bubbly personality and curly blonde hair grasped the attention of many souls. Shirley is not only remembered for her works as an actress, but also for her diplomatic achievements. Shirley is remembered as a breast cancer survivor, and a pioneer in women’s health. Shirley was a wife, mother, daughter, and role model to many.

Many of the most popular conspiracies around her death dealt with the Kennedy’s; almost every conspiracy involves the Kennedy’s in one way or another. Over the years Marilyn Monroe had relationships with a handful of different men. Many of those men had high ranking public statuses like her, so their relationships with her were protected until her death. Some of the men that Marilyn was involved with included: her ex husband Joe DiMaggio, President John F. Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, and Frank Sinatra. Marilyn had trouble sticking with one guy at a time. She fell in love very easily, making it hard for her resist these men. Marilyn was having affairs with both Kennedy brothers and Sinatra in the time period around her death, which led some

Ellen Grace Philpotts Page was born in Halifax Nova Scotia, on February 21st, 1987. She spent most of her childhood life living in Halifax and she went to Neptune Theatre School and made her small screen debut at age ten. Her role in locally-produced TV movie Pit Pony, led to an award nomination and a role in the spin-off TV series. She continued to combine working in Canadian films like Marion Bridge and TV shows such as Trailer Park Boys and ReGenesis for which she won a Gemini while keeping up her education and indulging in her love of sports. Ellen Page is most famous for her acting career and is most famous for Trailer Park Boys, X-Men, Inception, and Flatliners.

The holocaust separated and destroyed hundreds of thousands of families. One girl, Alice Melcer, went into hiding at the age of 5. She was reunited with her mother after a long separation, but their relationship was not the same. Once Alice saw her mother again, she had no hair, was dressed in rags, and was extremely thin. Alice could no

Betty as well has earned many awards for her achievements in life. During the 2010 Screen Actors Guild Awards she was honored with the Life Achievement Award. In the 2011 Screen Actors Guild Awards she received the Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy

Anne Frank was born to Otto and Edith Frank in the late 1920’s, alongside her older sister, Margot Frank, who was born three years before Anne. This small family of four were just ordinary working class people trying to make a living like everyone else. Both Anne and Margot lover school and their friends. They both also really enjoyed writing, which included diary entries every day. Both girls, particularly Anne, wrote down every event and feeling she experienced. Which lead to the famous diary we now know to be of Anne Frank’s life during the Holocaust. Anne Frank’s spectacular ability to remain joyous and courageous through her outstanding struggle are displayed through the three main point of her life before the Holocaust, living in

Moving forward to the 20th century, the 1979 film Alien and 1986 film Aliens depicts a very different hero to the ancient heroes like Achilles and Aeneas. Though there is a significant amount of variation in modern day heroes now than there was in the time of Homer and Virgil, these heroes are accepted for their character flaws as it makes them much more relatable to the modern audience, much like what Virgil was trying to do with Aeneas. Ellen Ripley, as introduced in Alien and seen in the , is a warrant officer on-board the spacecraft Nostromo, a commercial towing ship. Immediately, we see this person as being completely ordinary and would have lived a completely normal life if it weren't for the events to come later in the film. In fact, at first she seems like a side character. It is when the Alien is introduced into the narrative that she

Back to her professional career, it is worth mentioning that after garnering international attention in Martin Scorsese’s “Cape fear”, Juliette had been nominated for Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress. Further on, she appeared in films alongside Brad Pitt, Leonardo Di Caprio and Johnny Depp. For her performance in “Hysterical Blindness” *2003* she received an Emmy nomination.

Ronald passed away at age fifty-nine. Audrey’s Aunt Bessie and Bessie’s daughter, Teck, came for the funeral and stayed with Audrey and her children. Years later, Audrey’s son, Jim, described the weather on the day of the funeral as the beginning of one the worst snow storms in Oregon history. The snow delayed Bessie and Teck’s return to South Dakota, which may have been a blessing. Bessie and Teck remained with the Griggs for two weeks and assisted the family as they dealt with the loss of a husband and father. In addition to her grief, a cast encumbered Audrey, as she recuperated from a broken leg. Although saddened by the loss of his father and probably overwhelmed by yet another task piled on his already

2) Lena Headey - It's one thing to read about the walk of atonement, but to see it on screen was incredible. Lena was amazing. That moment alone secured the nomination.

All people everywhere loved Audrey Hepburn. Even though she wasn’t very good at dancing or singing, but because she had this irresistible quality about her, she was able to land the main roles in many movies and plays. Such as, Gigi, My Fair Lady, and Breakfast at Tiffany’s. She “exuded charm”, was humble, caring, and a pleasure to be around. D Furthermore, Audrey was very good – natured and treated everyone with the respect and compassion they deserved. Audrey Hepburn was the most inspirational and downright lovable person that there ever