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@Romana Sí, efectivamente era ''Dos en la carretera''. La niña es la parte que más me gusta de la película.

Roman Holiday, 1953

A mí tampoco me gustó, sólo la BSO de Mancini. Ni siquiera Albert Finney, que me encantaba. Su papel es repulsivo . La que menos me gusta de Audrey junto a Encuentro en París y a falta de Mansiones verdes.

Era preciosa, pero el rubio no le iba.

Audrey Hepburn during the production of Ondine in 1954.

Audrey Hepburn with long hair - wearing Givenchy for Vogue - 1966 - photos by William Klein

Audrey Hepburn photographed by Bob Willoughby for Green Mansions, 1958.

Qué finita era! En persona tenía que llamar la atención su delicadeza!

Producer-Director Fred Zinnemann and Audrey Hepburn discuss some of the instruments with which she will work as a surgical nurse in The Nun's Story (1959)

Audrey Hepburn photographed during the production of “Love In The Afternoon”, circa 1956.

Audrey Hepburn on a boat that sailed on Lake Lucerne in Switzerland in 1954. These photos were taken by her first husband Mel Ferrer.

I think Audrey and Mel may be staying at the beloved Bürgenstock Resort Lake Lucerne during this time. Dating back to 1873, this resort was a favorite of celebrities who wanted a beautiful escape from Hollywood.

A scanned story of Audrey Hepburn from the Brazilian magazine O Cruziero (March 1956), which features still captures of her famous screen test for the role of Princess Ann in Roman Holiday.

Translated story via Google:

During the last world war, Audrey Hepburn and her family suffered some hardships in occupied Holland, her homeland. She worked for me in the kitchen at military camps. “On the day of liberation I had my first real meal in five years,” she says, nervous and tense. Over the next two years, she ate and ate and became "like a frog." But the ballet training and the theater work in London, transformed the "frog" into the little coin. She played a major role in the English film The Secret People and in the French film Monte Carlo Baby. Novelist Colette recommended her for her Gigi on Broadway. Hollywood saw her and called her in for a test. She did the test for Roman Holiday, making girls all over the world jealous. If you haven't seen the film, just look at the photos and you'll have an idea why.

Audrey Hepburn by Earl Theisen, 1954

Audrey Hepburn, Gina Lollobrigida and Miiko Taka at the premiere of Sayonara, 1958

Curiosamente Gina y Miiko fallecieron hace un año con unos días de diferencia... Y, tanto ellas como Audrey, en enero.

Audrey Hepburn, Funny Face, 1957

Audrey Hepburn photographed by Milton Greene for Look Magazine in Malibu, California, 1953. The cake says “Audrey Bienvenue”.

Jack Hawkins presents Audrey Hepburn with her British Film Academy Award for her performance in "Roman Holiday" at Lime Grove Studios during the BBC's television presentation of "In Town Tonight", London, January 9, 1955. Jack Hawkins carried the award with him for 7 months. Also with Audrey is her husband, Mel Ferrer.

Audrey Hepburn, wearing Givenchy, photographed in Paris by Gilles Bensimon for French Elle, 1988.

Lo curioso es que tenía unos rasgos bastante grandes: ojos, nariz, boca...pero con esa forma de cara pequeña y redonda, y cuello largo, lo disimulaba bastante.

'War & Peace' (1956)