It was in Hartford, Connecticut back in 1907 when Katharine Hepburn first made her way into this world. Her official name was Katharina Houghton Hepburn and is considered by many to be the best actress Hollywood has ever had. Her father was a doctor while her mother was a suffragist as well as feminist.
Katharine's parents allowed her and her five siblings to enjoy their childhood freely and as such this helped with the development of her acting skills early on in life. While she never did any acting in childhood, she would one day become the greatest. She graduated from the Bryn Mawr College in 1928 which after she would marry Ludlow Smith whom she met while attending the school.
Of course her marriage would not last long and by 1934 they were divorced, but it was the experiences that counted. During her tenure at Bryn Mawr, she participated in the performing arts and even got roles in 2 productions. Soon afterwards, she would appear in a single showing of the musical The Big Pond on Broadway which marked the beginning of her career.
It would not be until 1932 that Katharine Hepburn would receive her first real break in the musical The Warrior's Husband. Her performance was seen by a number of big names which ultimately led to her first screen test which landed her a role in A Bill of Divorcement which was released later that year. The following year she would receive her first Academy Award for her role in Morning Glory (a movie that is still available today at Netflex Movies).
Of course she missed Broadway so at the end of 1933 she returned to appear in the musical The Lake, but unfortunately this turned out to be a big mistake because it was not received well. She finally decided to return to Hollywood in 1935, but because of the Broadway flop and her time gone, she was not able to land anything good.
Her luck got better in 1938 with the movie The Philadelphia Story. She would later get the rights to the film so that she could make it into a Broadway Musical. For the rest of her life, she continued entertaining audiences on the bi screen as well as on Broadway and for the work she won many different awards including the Lifetime Achievement Awards. She would appear in her last movie as a guest in 1994 before passing away in 2003 at the age of 96 years old.
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