Audrey Hepburn (Cary Grant Tribute) - 1981 Kennedy Center Honors

Audrey Hepburn gives an eloquent and heartfelt tribute to her friend and 1981 Honoree Cary Grant, who were co-stars in the 1963 film "Charade."

The Kennedy Center Honors is an annual honor given to those in the performing arts for their lifetime of contributions to American culture.

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[BayouBarbie]

She was timeless. Her voice, her eyes, her spirit remained so young.

[missdream]

Even in her older years, she was so beautiful.

[shevevero]

The most elegant actress of all time!!!

[thomaskostoff]

This spectacular woman knew exactly what she was doing. The bow at the end, the way she walked off the stage and blew a final kiss...totally in control, and perfect.

[PRR]

Two actors who defined grace, class, dignity, and style. Audrey and Cary. Both at the apex of their chosen profession.

[arrans]

Forget any other award; having Audrey Hepburn speak on your professional behalf would be more than enough to last a lifetime!

[itstheburnz]

When stars were stars!! Stunning Audrey!!

[realitywins]

How can a woman in her fifties look this amazing? Her physical beauty was a mere reflection of the beauty of her soul. RIP my love <3

[baboink]

Audrey Hepburn is the embodiment of class and elegance.

[goldmedals]

She had his tears flowing but then again mine were too. The epitome of beauty and grace with class, Audrey Hepburn.

[mckavitt]

It is obvious that Audrey Hepburn moved Cary Grant that singular evening more than anyone else... ever could. Look at his heart leap into his eyes at the very sight of her. Magic. Her words too are so beauteous that Cary Grant's tears become our own. He is a prince of an actor receiving his crowning glory.

[lindgreg]

Everything about her was beautiful and kind, her look, her voice, her presence. What a classy woman!!!

[selmoonneamt]

The myth, the legend, the best actress ever

[ashalopezlama]

She's so beautiful and very regal ❤️

[foritisi]

She seems so comfortable with herself. Very confident. Genuine.

[janyou]

2:18 i have never seen any actresses bowed like that. Overflowing of humbleness

[becwilliams]

Honestly I don’t think there is a single person in Audreys time or this time that could ever say a single bad word about her. She was an absolute gem! I wish her legacy and elegance stayed through this era and I wish young girls today would look at Audrey as a role model and not the kardashians and Instagram girls.
I admire her grace so much, her kindness and thrive for living. She lived through absolute horrors and still found joy and positivity and saw the better outcome. I’m so sad I didn’t get to grow up with her but you best bet my future children will be raised on her movies and they will know who she is and look to her as a role model. RIP Audrey, you’re sorely missed by everyone and those in the future.

[annaceyq]

I'm not crying just because my fave actress just gave a beautiful speech to my fave actor. It's just onions I swear.

[PRClimbStudio]

The most graceful woman in the movie history :) It's like she's a mix of harmony and grace... the way she moves and
the way talks... She was an amazing woman!

[sugarlove]

She was what I say...pure class 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼