Audrey Hepburn's 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' Letter to Henry Mancini: 'You Sent Us Soaring'

I loved Audrey and every film she has ever made. But I will tell you that the above picture of her is not from the movie. Originally that act was filmed quite early in the morning so as not to have any vehicle or pedestrian.traffic in the scene and they managed to somehow capture that. I 'm not even sure that's really her in the picture.

There is NO ONE like her! She is still the most elegant actress of all time -- a beautiful person both inside and out! How nice to be able to read her letter. I can almost hear her voice. Thank you!

She was such a classy lady!.................................."Top Drawwer", as they say!!!..........

This "found" letter is also printed on the back of the BREAKFAST AT
TIFFINAY'S soundtrack record album.

What a class act that woman was. There isn't an actress out there today that has as much grace. How unfortunate!!! I always have hopes with Mila Kunis because there's something in her that reminds me of Katherine until she opens her potty mouth and sounds ignorant.

Audry was a remarkable person. I loved her films. She was such a lady.

I don't care what she said or wrote. I love Audrey Hepburn.

Audrey Hepburn..........and what do we call a star today? kim kardashian? paris hilton? ashton kutcher?......Remembering this amazing woman is as close as we will ever get to the way things should be..

Rather than write this little item at a fourth grade level, the reporter might have noted that multi-Grammy winner Mancini is probably the most celebrated musical composer in Hollywood history. In this movie's score is the mega-hit "Moon River" which Mancini composed in collaboration with another Hollywood heavyweight: lyricist Johnny Mercer.

Who cares where she was born or how she spells "airplane." She was captivating to watch play her eclectic roles; a pleasure to look at and listen to; and made some of the most worthwhile, legendary movies in the history of the cinema. Though she is staunchly missed, thank goodness her films are readily available to see her over and over again. There will never be another.