Little Women was one of Katharine Hepburn's earliest films. This movie has been remade again and again but she'll always be our Jo.
Stage Door - A boarding house of aspiring Broadway actresses and they include Katharine Hepburn, Lucille Ball and Ginger Rogers.
You've heard the expression screwball comedy? This is it. Bringing up Baby. Just go with it.
The Philadelphia Story - The role of Tracy Lord was written for Katharine Hepburn. She wowed Broadway in the play and then brought it to Hollywood.
The first Hepburn-Tracy teaming was in Woman of the Year. They went on to make nine films together but the tenderness and chemistry that would serve to make them such a delightful on-screen duo is in great evidence in this gem.
And then don't miss the final Hepburn-Tracy pairing in the classic Guess Who's Coming to Dinner - the story of inter-racial romance was very controversial for it's time and still should not be missed.
Screen Legends Katharine Hepburn and John Wayne lock horns in the first and only screen appearance in Rooster Cogburn.
King Henry II has three sons and he must choose his successor. Katharine Hepburn plays his exiled wife Eleanor of Aquitaine in this great historical drama The Lion in Winter.
Acting legends elevate a simple story. Required viewing for any fan of Katharine Hepburn and any fan of great acting. On Golden Pond.
Katharine Hepburn was in her late eighties in her last movie appearance, Love Affair, and it was wonderful to see her still at the top of her game.
Katharine Hepburn's Academy Award nominations and wins span almost fifty years.
Best Actress Win for On Golden Pond --- 1982 Best Actress Win for Lion in Winter --- 1969 Best Actress Win for Guess Who's Coming to Dinner --- 1968 Best Actress Nomination for Long Day's Journey Into Night --- 1963 Best Actress Nomination for Suddenly, Last Summer --- 1960 Best Actress Nomination for The Rainmaker --- 1957 Best Actress Nomination for Summertime --- 1956 Best Actress Nomination for The African Queen --- 1952 Best Actress Nomination for Woman of the Year --- 1943 Best Actress Nomination for The Philadelphia Story --- 1941 Best Actress Nomination for Alice Adams --- 1936 Best Actress Win for Morning Glory --- 1934
You've heard the expression screwball comedy? This is it. 
The first Hepburn-Tracy teaming was in 
And then don't miss the final Hepburn-Tracy pairing in the classic 
Screen Legends Katharine Hepburn and John Wayne lock horns in the first and only screen appearance in 
King Henry II has three sons and he must choose his successor. Katharine Hepburn plays his exiled wife Eleanor of Aquitaine in this great historical drama 
Acting legends elevate a simple story. Required viewing for any fan of Katharine Hepburn and any fan of great acting. 
Katharine Hepburn was in her late eighties in her last movie appearance, 
