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Elizabeth Taylor: Life
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Toronto, Canada -– Elizabeth Taylor, Larry King and Zsa Zsa Gabor are not the only ones that have problems with relationships. The average person such as the local dentist or the accountant down the street all need to work on their relationship by adding a little bit of romance to their life. "Many people have strengthened and even saved their relationship by incorporating a little more romance into their life," says Gauher Chaudhry, who has helped a vast array of people improve their relationship by providing simple tips. "We get so caught up in everyday things that we forget to work on the important things such as spending valuable time with our mates. You have to be romantic with your partner to help keep it exciting. Most people let their relationship slowly die and then they wonder what happened?"
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Elizabeth Taylor is one of the few survivors from Hollywood's Golden Era. Her life has been an often-tragic fairy tale, with a revolving door of famous husbands, lovers, substance abuse, and scandals. She almost died at 29, but bounced back in time to win her first Oscar.
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Elizabeth Taylor loved her studio responsibilities, the costumes, the make-up, and the attention. Hedda Hopper, the columnist and friend of Sara Taylor, declared that at fifteen Elizabeth was the most beautiful woman in the world. Making films such as Little Women, Father of the Bride, Cynthia, and A Place in the Sun Taylor soon began to gain a reputation as a temperamental actress who demanded preferential treatment. It was a role she would often play in a widely publicized life.
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Elizabeth Taylor first captured hearts as a child actress in the classic film National Velvet. But in the five decades since she first became a household name, Taylor has transcended the label of "movie star," and distinguished herself as a savvy businesswoman and a tireless humanitarian. Now, in a dazzling audio tribute, the life and times of one of America's most beloved stars is chronicled-in the words of Taylor herself, and by those who know her best.
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The many facets of Elizabeth Taylor's rich and varied life sparkle in this feature-length BIOGRAPHY®. See clips from films like National Velvet and Butterfield 8, peruse candid images from every stage of her life, and hear from Hollywood luminaries like Mickey Rooney and Janet Leigh, as well as biographer Alexander Walker. And, of course, trace her legendary lovelife from her 1950 marriage to Conrad Hilton to the 1996 divorce from construction worker Larry Fortensky, who Taylor met in rehab and wed at friend Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch.
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Elizabeth Taylor is one of the most famous women in the world, and has been for most of her adult life. More than any other film star, she symbolises the old Hollywood glamour: extravagant and expensive, professionally organised, yet other-worldly. She has been the subject of numerous biographies and innumerable magazine articles. These have concentrated on Elizabeth's private life, in particular on her frequent bouts of ill health and on her several marriages and divorces, and have neglected the dynamics of her career.
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