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ELIZABETH TAYLOR
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This video is part of the TRENDEST INFOTAINMENT series that highlights the greatest people in history from all walks of life. Each 5-minute short biography covers all aspects of the featured person’s life, including rare videos of them. In this video, we feature Elizabeth Taylor. Discover the remarkable journey of this influential figure and their lasting impact on the world.
Dame Elizabeth Rosemond Taylor DBE (27 February 1932 – 23 March 2011) was a British and American actress. She began her career as a child actress in the early 1940s and was one of the most popular stars of classical Hollywood cinema in the 1950s. She then became the world's highest paid movie star in the 1960s, remaining a well-known public figure for the rest of her life. In 1999, the American Film Institute ranked her seventh on its greatest female screen legends list.

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00:30She sits at number seven on the American Film Institute's list of greatest female stars.
00:36More importantly, she is the only surviving member of the top ten,
00:39earning her the title of Hollywood's last great star.
00:44She certainly leapt out of the blocks.
00:46Born in the London suburb of Hampstead in 1932,
00:49she hit the big screen at the age of nine in the family tearjerker, Lassie Come Home.
00:55Two years later, she wrote a winner called National Velvet,
00:58and became a household name.
01:00She grew up in the public eye,
01:02maturing to a breathtakingly stunning young woman,
01:04who had famous photographers proclaiming her perfect.
01:08Whether or not her eyes were indeed violet, as she liked to claim,
01:11she was a cinematographer's dream.
01:13And on top of that, she had talent.
01:15After three consecutive Oscar nominations,
01:18she finally took home the leading actress award for Butterfield 8.
01:22Liz went on to win a second Oscar for her less than glamorous portrayal of Martha
01:26in the big screen version of Edward Albee's play,
01:28Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
01:31Married twice by the age of 20,
01:33she was on her way to a third husband, Mike Todd, by the time she was 25.
01:37Playing the dutiful wife to the famous producer,
01:39she even threatened to give up her career for him.
01:49But she was never forced to follow through.
01:51As weeks after the interview,
01:52Mike was killed when his private plane, Lucky Liz,
01:55crashed in New Mexico.
01:58Elizabeth then sought solace in the arms of singer-actor Eddie Fisher,
02:02who was married to Debbie Reynolds at the time.
02:05Five years after marrying Fisher,
02:06she met Richard Burton on the set of Cleopatra,
02:09and their tumultuous marriage went on to last 10 years.
02:13In 1974, they divorced,
02:14then remarried the following year,
02:16in time to divorce again in 76.
02:21The same year, she set her sights on senatorial hopeful, John Warner.
02:27The Republican saw his popularity soar as a result of the union.
02:34Quite a change of pace.
02:35Queen of the May, rather than Queen of Hollywood, I guess.
02:38You enjoying it?
02:39Well, it's not May yet, is it?
02:40No, but are you enjoying this new life?
02:43Yes, I am.
02:44The shine had worn off by 1982,
02:47and she didn't dip her toe in the matrimonial waters again
02:50until meeting recovering alcoholic handyman, Larry Fortemsky,
02:53at the Betty Ford Clinic in 1991.
02:57Since their divorce in 1996,
02:59she's thrown herself into the fight against AIDS,
03:01creating her own AIDS Foundation,
03:03which has raised tens of millions of dollars
03:06in the fight against the disease.
03:09She's also been a loyal supporter of Michael Jackson,
03:12championing her good friend in interviews
03:14and protesting his innocence on charges of child molestation.
03:18Defying rumors of developing Alzheimer's disease,
03:21Liz showed up at her 75th birthday bash in Las Vegas
03:24to be greeted by glowing tributes from her celebrity guests.
03:28Happy birthday, dear Elizabeth.
03:33Happy birthday to you.
03:39Globally, this woman, she's changed the world.
03:42She has absolutely changed the world
03:45in such a powerful way.
03:47And I love the fact that she takes action,
03:52and she's so committed,
03:54and she's got such a tremendous heart.
03:56She's my hero.
03:57Even her old love rival, Debbie Reynolds, had to admit.
04:01Elizabeth Taylor is a great American star,
04:04a great American beauty,
04:05just like Ava, Gardner, Marilyn Monroe.
04:09She's one of our icons.
04:11And we're here not only to pay her respect,
04:14but because she's a great friend,
04:17because she is our American icon.
04:23Message to your fans around the world?
04:25God bless you, and I love you.
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