Audrey Hepburn’s Breakfast at Tiffany’s script sold at auction

Audrey Hepburn’s script for the iconic film Breakfast at Tiffany’s fetched more than £632,000 when it went under the hammer – a record-breaking amount for a script sold at auction.

It was one of more than 200 of the late film star’s personal treasures to go on sale at London auction house Christie’s, raising more than £4 million in total, Barrheadnews.com reports.

As well as the 1961 film script, which featured her handwritten notes and deleted scenes, Hepburn’s working script from the 1963 Warner Brothers production of My Fair Lady was also sold, fetching £206,250.

An engraved Tiffany and Co bangle, gifted to Hepburn by director Steven Spielberg, was bought for £332,750.