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How about Jimmy Stewart?
Looking to see if they ever made a movie...

Edit - Nope. I searched for a similar-looking hairstyle on Audrey but no dice... yet...
Thought if we could find that it might tell us the movie and dude.

 

I think I recognize the man under the table with Audrey Hepburn -- I "think" it is Gary Cooper.

Perhaps it is a scene from the 1957 movie "Love in the Afternoon."

 

BINGO!
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https://www.flickr.com/photos/klaatucarpenter/22436052483

 

Yes. Scene described about 5th screen down here.

http://thefilmographer.blogspot.com/2013/05/hollywood-in-television-age-those-nifty.html

Funny in the brochure in next roe down the girl standing behind the fence also looks like Audry; she must have been popular in '50's Japan.

 

I think that's her too and realize they are prompting US military to go to these movies so...

 

Fascinating. But a bit of a dirty dog, wasn't he?

Debora

 

It's what there was to do.

 

Debora... I picture him as Humphrey Bogart and it's alllllllll good.

 

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Would the "he" under the table with Audrey Hepburn be Gary Cooper???

Oooops....looks it's already been guessed!!!!! Rats

 

Well it us definitely Audrey Hepburn leaning on a fence beliw the pic. It looks like they tried to hmmmm.... Orient, slant, her eyes.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Audrey-Hepb...eautiful-Pose-11x17-Mini-Poster-/351418202386

--- Susan

 

Yep, right, Audrey and Gary Cooper under a table on the movie Love in the Aternoon - 1957.
http://www.emovieposter.com/gallery/inc/archive_image.php?id=15352771

--- Susan

 

Oops just noticed Yourturn beat me on the movie name.

--- Susan

 

Was doing a little research on Audrey Hepburn when I came upon the following website sponsored by her 2 sons in remembrance of her. It is dedicated to the Audry Hepburn Children's Fund a reflection of her work with UNICEF in her later years. What a poignant picture that greets you! A picture of her carrying a skeleton of a child. If you zoom in on it, it takes your breath away. Their is a slideshow if pics of her on UNICEF trips.
http://www.audreyhepburn.com/menu/index.php?idMenu=88&pg=1

--- Susan

 

I would be interested in purchasing any brothel material

 

I'd have sold you my old Mum, but the old dear died 30 years ago and she was well past her best then.

 

Oh, AF!!!!!

 

Missed this thread before.

I believe that we say a "pair of pants" because originally they consisted of two parts that were held together, not attached.

Off the top of my head, it seems to me that in the U.S., usually places where plays are performed are called "theatres" while places where movies are shown are "theaters." There are probably a lot of exceptions, though, in both directions.