Katherine Hepburn lived to be 96 years old. She died June 29, 2003.

Yes it is from the movie Stage Door. The line is said as a part of dialogue that Katherine Hepburns characters is saying in a play that she is acting in. At first she says the line very stiff, a sign that her character cannot act very well. Then after Katherine Hepburn's character's friend is killed, she says the lines perfectly on opening night and is held as a great actress. Stage Door also starred Ginger Rodgers and a young Lucilee O'Ball in a bit part.

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5 ft 7 in, just like Audrey Hepburn (but they are not related, except by their ancestor James Hepburn of the Mary Stuart era).

Urs she has owned quite a few homes in her lifetime. And NY just made Spencer.

Summertime [1955] with Katharine Hepburn &Rossano Brazzi

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Howard Hughes once landed his airplane on one of the fairways of the Bel-Air Country Club located in Los Angeles, CA to impress Kathrine Hepburn, who lived off the 14th fairway. Hepburn was taking lessons from one of the pros at the time. Hughes emerged from the aircraft with his clubs and joined the twosome.

Katherine Hepburn was sick before she died. She was diagnosed with a neck tumor. They decided not to treat it medically and she died at the age of 96 on June 29, 2003.

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I love KH. but do you think Cynthia looks like either of them?

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It's possible, that for many years, the diagnosis of "Benign Essential Tremor" was really, in fact, cervical dystonia. It is very similar, and mimics E.T. in many ways. The fact that she started showing signs of the disorder around 40 yrs. of age, and that she was a woman, raises even more questions as to the correct diagnosis. This is because, Cervical Dystonia usually begins at approx. 40 yrs. of age, and affects mostly women. It's spasmotic nature (shaking) affecting the head, neck and sometimes voice, is so similar to E.T. that it's hard to say if, in fact, it was Cervical Dystonia and that she was mis-diagnosed.

It is Johannes Brahms Symphony No. 3 in F major, Op 90; III. Poco Allegretto

Yes!!! She wrote two books in fact, one is "Me" a general autobiography and the other is "The Making of the African Queen", which is precisely what the title tells you. Read them if you have time, they're fascinating.

In "The Philadelphia Story" (1940), socialite Tracy Lord (played by Katharine Hepburn) remarries her ex-husband, C.K. Dexter Haven (Cary Grant).

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and its actually a misquote what she actually said was,

"They make up things. Yes, they do, really."

A married couple tries to adjust to the fact that the wife wants to be the best possible at everything she does -- even when her relationship with her husband suffers because of it. At the end, she tries to be the best possible wife --until her husband tells her he doesn't want her to try to be the perfect wife, he just wants her to be herself.

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The line 'Calla Lillies Darling' by Katherine Hepburn came from the movie Stage Door and also starred Ginger Rogers, Adolph Menjou, Gail Patrick, Andrea Leeds, Lucille Ball, Eve Arden and Anne Miller.

Cary Grant and James Stewart were the lead roles opposite Hepburn.