“Last Night in Soho Star to Portray Audrey Hepburn in New Biopic”

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“Last Night in Soho Star to Portray Audrey Hepburn in New Biopic”

Thomasin McKenzie, known for her role in “Last Night in Soho,” has been cast to portray the iconic Audrey Hepburn in an upcoming biopic titled “Dinner with Audrey.” This film will explore the lasting friendship and professional collaboration between Hepburn and French designer Count Hubert de Givenchy.

Film Details

The biopic is set to highlight a pivotal evening in Paris that ignited a 40-year partnership. Directed by Abe Sylvia, the film promises a blend of fashion and emotional storytelling, capturing the spirit of their relationship.

Ansel Elgort, famous for his roles in “Baby Driver” and “West Side Story,” will co-star alongside McKenzie. Notable actor Michael Shannon is also in talks to join the cast, though his specific role remains undisclosed.

Script and Creative Team

The screenplay for “Dinner with Audrey” has been crafted by Kara Holden, recognized for works such as “Carrie Pilby” and “Clouds.” This creative team aims to present a fresh narrative about Hepburn’s life and her impact on fashion and film.

Hepburn’s Legacy

Audrey Hepburn is celebrated as a legendary figure in classic cinema. Her filmography includes timeless classics like:

  • Breakfast at Tiffany’s
  • Roman Holiday
  • Sabrina
  • My Fair Lady
  • Charade

McKenzie joins a lineage of actresses who have portrayed Hepburn on screen, including Jennifer Love Hewitt, who depicted the star in “The Audrey Hepburn Story,” released in 2000. Earlier, Rooney Mara was also attached to a project about Hepburn’s life, but it did not progress.

Thomasin McKenzie’s Rising Career

McKenzie has been building a robust film career, including projects like “Jojo Rabbit,” “Eileen,” and the anticipated “The Testament of Anne Lee.” Highlights of her filmography showcase her versatility and talent as an actress.

As excitement builds for “Dinner with Audrey,” fans look forward to seeing how McKenzie will embody the essence of Hepburn, a cultural icon recognized for her elegance and grace.