★Promo Video Released★ 4 Consecutive Months: The Legend: Audrey Hepburn PART 4

BS10 Premium, a comprehensive entertainment broadcasting station operated by Japanet Broadcasting Corporation, presents a special broadcast featuring Audrey Hepburn, the cinematic fairy who continues to captivate the world. This feature will showcase her brilliant works, from her representative masterpieces to documentaries that delve into her true self, highlighting the enduring icon.

June, the final month of this four-month series, will feature "The Nun's Story," where Audrey Hepburn plays Gabrielle, a nun torn between her commitment to faith and her lingering attachments to the secular world. Also airing is the masterpiece musical "My Fair Lady," starring Audrey Hepburn, in which she brilliantly portrays a poor flower girl's transformation into a sophisticated lady under the guidance of a linguistics professor. Additionally, the classic romance "Love in the Afternoon" will be shown, depicting the romantic interplay between a curious young woman and an aging playboy. Directed by Billy Wilder, this film showcased Hepburn's talent as a comedienne.

Enjoy the works of the legendary actress Audrey Hepburn, whose charm is still celebrated worldwide, on this occasion.

4 Consecutive Months: The Legend: Audrey Hepburn PART 4

Broadcast Schedule: [Subtitled & Dubbed] June 15 (Mon) - June 17 (Wed) around 3:30 PM / June 28 (Sun) - June 30 (Tue) around 12:00 PM (All 3 films)

* "The Nun's Story" will be subtitled only.

A human drama depicting a beautiful nun, played by Audrey Hepburn, who experiences various events and eventually makes a certain decision.

"The Nun's Story" © MCMLIX by Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

"The Nun's Story" Broadcast Date & Time: June 15 (Mon) around 3:20 PM onwards

Audrey Hepburn plays Sister Gabriel, a nun torn between her desire to uphold her faith and her lingering attachments to the secular world. Her dignified and pure portrayal of a nun is particularly striking. Hepburn, who volunteered as a nurse during World War II, looks natural performing medical activities in the film. Peter Finch, known for "Network," plays the doctor she falls in love with. The film is an adaptation of the novel of the same name by Catherine Hume, directed by Fred Zinnemann, who also directed "From Here to Eternity."

A masterpiece musical starring Audrey Hepburn.

A poor flower girl transforms into a sophisticated woman under the guidance of a linguistics professor.

"My Fair Lady" Broadcast Date & Time: June 16 (Tue) around 3:40 PM "My Fair Lady [Dubbed] Sunday Western Movie Version" Broadcast Date & Time: [Dubbed] June 28 (Sun) around 1:30 PM

This film adaptation of the stage play, which ran for over six years from its premiere and produced numerous hit songs like "I Could Have Danced All Night," romantically depicts the transformation of a Cockney flower girl, played by Audrey Hepburn, into a true lady after being taught upper-class manners by a linguistics professor. At the Academy Awards, it swept eight categories, including Best Picture and Best Actor for Rex Harrison. Hepburn's nomination snub despite giving her career-best performance caused a significant stir at the time.

★ Winner of Academy Awards for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor (Rex Harrison), Best Cinematography (Color), Best Scoring, Best Art Direction-Set Decoration (Color), Best Costume Design (Color), and Best Sound.

"My Fair Lady" © 2026 Paramount Pictures.

A classic romance starring Audrey Hepburn and Gary Cooper, depicting the romantic interplay between a curious young woman and an aging playboy.

© 1957 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc. and Warner Bros., Inc. All Rights Reserved.

"Love in the Afternoon" Broadcast Date & Time: June 17 (Wed) around 4:40 PM / [Dubbed] June 29 (Mon) around 12:00 PM

Under the direction of Billy Wilder, known for his diverse works ranging from suspense to comedy, Audrey Hepburn's talent as a comedienne blossomed. Her portrayal of a young woman desperately trying to appear as an experienced adult while interacting with Gary Cooper, who effortlessly plays a playboy, is incredibly charming. The "Waltz of the Flowers," performed by Cooper's personal orchestra that accompanies him to his rendezvous with his mistress, adds a romantic atmosphere amidst the comedy.