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There has always been a certain kind of woman in motion pictures — the girl who stays out late, drinks a little too much, and has sex before marriage. But until 1961, she was always the bad girl, who had to repent for her wild ways before the end of the film. All of that changed with the release of Breakfast at Tiffany's, when Audrey Hepburn showed the world that a certain kind of woman could also be a heroine.