For those who’ve read Hepburn’s two memoirs (one about the making of The African Queen, the other 1991’s conversational Me), Garson Kanin’s Tracy and Hepburn, or even the many recent ...

In Woman of the Year, Hepburn would play a sophisticated political columnist attracted to her opposite, a salt-of-the-earth sports reporter. Spencer Tracy was Hepburn’s choice for the sports ...

Spencer Tracy was fond of telling a story about his first encounter with Katharine Hepburn. It was 1941, and the two MGM stars had tentatively agreed to co-star in a movie, "Woman of the Year." ...

Sidney Poitier (from left), Katharine Houghton, Katharine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy co-starred in "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner." It's the film's 50th anniversary; a new Blue-ray edition will be ...

Rowe said that the idea of a Hepburn-Tracy project began to emerge in 1994 when he and Dayton worked with Hepburn on 1994’s “This Can’t Be Love,” which also starred Anthony Quinn.

Berg spends a fair amount of time on Hepburn's two major love interests -- Howard Hughes and Spencer Tracy. She was introduced to Hughes by Cary Grant in 1936. To impress her, Hughes once landed a ...

There’s no lack of literature on Hepburn. Her own engaging “Me,” containing “stories from my life,” was published in 1991, and other works, such as Garson Kanin’s “Tracy and Hepburn ...

The longest-running of Hollywood’s great romantic duos, Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn made nine films between 1942 (George Stevens’ “Woman of the Year”) and 1967 (Stanley Kramer’s ...