Lily Collins on Audrey Hepburn Biopic

0:00It's March 29th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI, your front row, to the latest buzz. I'm Cory with the story. Lily Collins is stepping into Audrey Hepburn's shoes for a new biopic, all about the making of breakfast at Tiffany's, that 1961 classic. That made Hepburn a superstar. The movie pulls from a book called, Fifth Avenue, 5am, zeroing in on how Hepburn nailed the role of Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood like her and she's hyped to produce and star. The script comes from Alena Smith, the mind behind Dickinson, but there's no director locked in yet. It's been cooking for nearly ten years, digging into Hepburn's work with Truman Capote and designer Heiberta Givenchy to bring that iconic character , to life. Hepburn's son, Sean Ferrere, who's a producer himself, is in sorrow. He worries the story hangs on to Narrow a hook, like one photo of his mom on Fifth Avenue, lacks real drama to fill a full feature. Insiders echo that, saying biopics need conflict

1:03and big stakes. Meanwhile, folks in the industry point out the making of the film is culturally huge but might come off too contained, missing the emotional punch. From Hepburn's wilder life story, they fear it could look sharp but fall flat on tension. Still, Collins gushed about her lifetime love for Hepburn, calling it an honor. With her passion driving in, this project might surprise and deliver that modern woman vibe Wasson's book promises or test of elegance alone hooks, audiences.