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The 19 pages that link to Katharine Hepburn, each with the reason it gives.

• Academy Award for Best ActressRelated: Her four wins remain the category’s record.

• John HustonRelated: Her performance opposite Bogart anchors Huston’s The African Queen.

• George CukorRelated: Their creative partnership produced several celebrated comedies, including The Philadelphia Story.

• BAFTA Award for Best Actress in a Leading RoleRelated: Her late-career win for The Lion in Winter was one of her few major British awards.

• Screwball comedyRelated: Her independent, commanding comic heroines challenged conventional romantic roles.

• Cary GrantRelated: Her screen partnership with Grant produced celebrated comedies including The Philadelphia Story and Bringing Up Baby.

• George StevensRelated: Stevens directed Hepburn in Alice Adams, Woman of the Year, and The Talk of the Town.

• Howard HughesRelated: Their romance linked Hughes’s Hollywood life to one of its most prominent stars.

• Peter O'TooleRelated: Hepburn co-starred with O'Toole in The Lion in Winter.

• Spencer TracyRelated: Hepburn was Tracy's frequent co-star and romantic partner for nearly three decades.

• Dorothy ArznerRelated: Hepburn played the aviator at the center of Arzner’s Christopher Strong.

• YellowfaceBroader topic: Her casting exemplifies studio-era use of white performers for Asian leads.

• Bryn Mawr CollegeRelated: Her public career made one Bryn Mawr alumna widely recognizable beyond academia.

• Garson KaninRelated: Kanin and Ruth Gordon wrote Adam’s Rib with Hepburn and Spencer Tracy in mind.

• Ruth GordonRelated: Hepburn’s performance in Adam’s Rib was shaped by a screenplay Gordon wrote with Kanin.

• Stanley KramerRelated: Hepburn played the mother confronting interracial marriage in Kramer's Guess Who's Coming to Dinner.

• Rosalind RussellCompared with: Hepburn provides a contemporary comparison in portraying outspoken women across Hollywood genres.

• Geneviève BujoldRelated: Hepburn and Bujold appeared together in The Trojan Women.

• Geraldine PageCompared with: Hepburn's repeated film honors contrast with Page's long wait for a competitive Oscar.