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Among the many things that Audrey Hepburn was famous for, the four categories that have lasted the longest are her acting career, her work with Unicef, her style, and her character. She began acting at the age of 19 and received her breakthrough role in 1953's Roman Holiday. She continued acting for 40 years in such films as Sabrina, My Fair Lady, and Breakfast at Tiffany's (www.biography.com). Not only was Audrey a great actress, but she worked for Unicef in the 1980's. She raised awareness about children in need (www.audreyhepburn.com). Hepburn's style continues to affect our society. The popularity of large sunglasses, straight leg pants, flats and other simple designs has carried throughout decades. She also was regarded as a person of high character. She was considered graceful, humble, beautiful, caring, compassionate and not arrogant by all she came in contact with, including Vogue writer Cecil Beaton (Ferrar, pg. 87). These traits are included in the many reasons why Audrey Hepburn has reached such high fame.