First Look at ‘Dinner With Audrey’ Reveals Hepburn Drama

The first images from Dinner With Audrey snap a classic screen icon back into focus and signal an ambitious new attempt to revisit Audrey Hepburn’s orbit.

Reports indicate the feature stars Thomasin McKenzie as Hepburn and Ansel Elgort as fashion designer Hubert de Givenchy, with newly released photos offering the public its first look at the pair in character. The film comes from Wayfarer Studios, Ashok Armitraj’s Hyde Park Entertainment and Mad Chance Productions, and it is currently shooting in Budapest, Hungary. Even at this early stage, the project leans on one of modern culture’s most recognizable creative relationships: the bond between a Hollywood legend and the couturier who helped define her image.

The first-look photos do more than tease costumes and casting — they frame the film around the enduring pull of Audrey Hepburn’s image and the partnership that shaped it.

The project also widened its ensemble. Miranda Richardson and Judy Greer have joined the cast, according to the report, expanding interest beyond the headline pairing. The source material does not spell out the scope of their roles, but their addition suggests the film aims for more than a two-hander built on celebrity likeness alone. That matters for any period drama built around a figure as instantly recognizable as Hepburn: audiences will expect atmosphere, emotional stakes and a cast that can carry both.

Dinner With Audrey enters a crowded field of biographical and prestige dramas, but its central angle gives it a sharper hook than most. Rather than simply retelling a life already fixed in public memory, the movie appears to center the personal and creative chemistry between Hepburn and Givenchy. That relationship sits at the crossroads of fashion, fame and film history, which gives the production a built-in audience across multiple worlds.

The next test will come as more footage, casting details and story specifics emerge from production. For now, the first photos do the job they need to do: they establish tone, spark debate over the portrayals and put Dinner With Audrey on the radar as a film worth tracking. If the finished movie can match the elegance of its premise with real dramatic force, it could turn early curiosity into serious awards-season attention.