One part ravishing photo album, one part charming scrapbook and one part remembrance journal, this is a loving, beautifully designed tribute from her eldest son.

A rocky marriage tracked on a series of road trips yields Hepburn's best screen performance opposite Albert Finney in Stanley Donen's incisive 1967 dramedy with a superb script by Frederic Raphael.

Fred Zinnemann's extraordinary 1959 epic drama about the inner turmoil of a WWII-era Belgian nun with Hepburn impeccable as Sister Luke. The Congo scenes are especially arresting.

Celebrity biographer Donald Spoto's respectful but still adoring take on Hepburn's life and career lends more objectivity than others and provides some revelations.

Elaborate coffee-table scrapbook of Hepburn's life includes plenty of never-published photos and copies of mementos slipped into glassine envelopes. A treat for die-hard fans.

Hepburn's plaintive, definitive version of "Moon River" is here as well as pieces from her best film scores, most notably the memorable work of Henry Mancini on "Charade" and "Two for the Road".

A breezy but penetrating look at Hepburn's life and philosophies with the title lifted appropriately from her comic duet in "Funny Face".

Several new featurettes in the 45th anniversary DVD of Blake Edwards' 1961 classic adaptation of Truman Capote's tale of bohemian call girl Holly Golightly's urban misadventures.

Hepburn's 1976 screen comeback has her cast as a still yearning Maid Marian to Sean Connery's old-lion Robin Hood in Richard Lester's revisionist adventure film on the mythic characters' later years.

Walter Mitty-like contrivance has Hepburn as a stenographer to maverick Hollywood screenwriter William Holden struggling to finish a script in Richard Quine's silly 1964 comedy.

William Wyler's lightweight 1966 caper has Hepburn the daughter of an art forger attempting to steal her father's copy of a museum piece with the suspicious aid of professional thief Peter O'Toole.

Peter Bogdanovich's 1981 comic melange has Hepburn cast as the possibly philandering wife of an Italian industrialist. Film more noteworthy as Dorothy Stratten's last film released after her murder.

Yet another collection of Hepburn's movies, a five-pack that extends on the previously released Audrey Hepburn Collection by providing the 45th Anniversary Edition of "Breakfast at Tiffany's and adding the 50th Anniversary Edition of "Funny Face" and the comparatively disposable "Paris When It Sizzles".