Audrey Hepburn

Audrey Hepburn (May 4, 1929 - January 20, 1993) was a British actress, model, dancer and humanitarian.

Roman Holiday (1953)
In this movie, Audrey Hepburn portrays a young princess named Princess Ann. In the beginning of this movie, she is at a formal ceremony greeting. As the greeting gets longer, she is bored and she decides to slip her foot in and out of her right shoe and we also see a closeup shot of her shoes. Sometime later, when she tries to put her shoe back on, the shoe fell over and despite all her struggle, she keeps pushing it further away and she is unable to get it back on. Then, she has to take a few steps backwards to get seated in her chair, her misplaced shoe is shown on the floor. She peaks out her shoeless foot, but cannot reach her shoe. Finally, one of her aids realize her trouble, and in order to enable her recollect the shoe, the princess is asked to dance. While stepping forward, she steps over and is now able to put her shoe back on.

Love in the Afternoon (1957)
In this movie, Audrey Hepburn portrays a young cello student named Ariane Chavasse. In one scene, she is missing a shoe and she is unable to find her shoe when getting ready to leave her boyfriends home, and she searches around for it while wearing only shoe. About a few minutes later, she finally finds her right shoe in her boyfriends robe pocket.

Wait Until Dark (1967)
At the end of this thriller film, Susy Hendrix (portrayed by Audrey Hepburn) is trying to escape and a man named Harry Roat (portrayed by Alan Arkin) grabs her ankle and she loses her left shoe when she frees her ankle and she is wearing one shoe for the remainder of the movie.