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Taylor's personal tragedy coincided with some of the most spectacular acting of her career. Her role as Maggie the Cat in the 1958 film version of Tennessee Williams' play "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" earned her an Academy Award nomination.
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Elizabeth Taylor...She was one of the greatest actresses of Hollywood's Golden Age. Renowned for her beauty, revered for her talent and scrutinized for her personal life, Taylor lived of the life of a true Tinseltown legend.
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Elizabeth and He...Taylor was born February 27, 1932 in England to American parents. In this 1932 photograph, Taylor's mother Sara Taylor holds the infant Elizabeth in her arms.
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Taylor in the 19...As a baby, Taylor suffered from a condition that left her tiny body completely covered in soft black hair. The hair eventually fell out and Taylor's famous beauty quickly became evident.
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Elizabeth's Fath...Taylor's mother was also an actress, though not especially successful. Her father (pictured) Francis Taylor was an art dealer. The family was well-off and she grew up in a privileged environment.
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Two TaylorsTaylor as a young girl with her brother Howard wearing life preservers, circa 1930s.
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Elizabeth at Sev...The Taylor family relocated from London to Los Angeles in 1939, shortly after the beginning of World War II. In California, Liz's impressive beauty caught the notice of Hollywood. She was reportedly considered for the role of Bonnie Blue, Rhett Butler and Scarlett O'Hara's daughter in "Gone with the Wind," but her father wouldn't permit her to act.
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Liz in 'Lassie'Taylor's father eventually came around (perhaps due to her formidable mother) and she landed a part in the 1943 film "Lassie Come Home" opposite Roddy McDowall. The two remained friends until McDowall's death in 1998.
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'National Velvet...But it was her role as Velvet Brown in the 1944 smash hit "National Velvet" that made Taylor a star at age 12.
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Taylor in 1947Elizabeth Taylor, wearing a plaid shirt and jeans rolled up at the cuff with bare feet, holding a poodle and smiling.
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Budding BeautyA promotional portrait of Elizabeth Taylor, wearing a wide-brimmed straw hat and holding large flowers.
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'Little Women'Taylor starred as Amy March in the 1949 film "Little Women." The all-star cast, pictured left to right, included Margaret O'Brien, Elizabeth Taylor, June Allyson, Janet Leigh, and Peter Lawford.
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Beach BabeAn oceanside portrait of Elizabeth Taylor.
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Exceedingly Eleg...Elizabeth Taylor vamps up this photo shoot with ruby red lips.
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Liz in LondonTaylor feeds the pigeons in Trafalgar Square, London in November 1948.
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Taylor and Taylo...Liz starred with actor Robert Taylor in the 1949 film "Conspiracy." Though just 16 at the time of filming, Liz played the 21-year-old wife of the 38-year-old Taylor.
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Elizabeth Is a B...Taylor starred as Kay Banks in the 1950 wedding comedy "Father of the Bride" with Spencer Tracy. Liz would repeat the trip down the aisle in real life for the first time that same year.
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Husband #1: Nick...Elizabeth Taylor married her first husband Conrad "Nicky" Hilton, of the hotelier family (and great-uncle to Paris Hilton) in May of 1950.
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Divorce #1Taylor and Hilton were photographed aboard the SS Queen Mary during their honeymoon. The marriage didn't last too long after that — they were divorced the following year.
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'A Place in the ...Taylor's acting skills won rave reviews from fans and critics alike in the classic 1951 melodrama, "A Place in the Sun," co-starring Montgomery Clift (pictured) and Shelley Winters.
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Husband #2Taylor married her second husband, actor Michael Wilding, in February 1952. Taylor and Wilding were photographed just after their wedding.
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Bathing BeautyElizabeth Taylor, photographed in 1953 wearing a red bathing suit with sequins on the front.
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Taylor's TotElizabeth had her first son, Michael Wilding Jr. in January 1953.
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Two Taylor TotsLiz gave birth to a second son, Christopher, in February 1955.
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'Giant'In 1956, Taylor starred alongside James Dean and Rock Hudson in the epic "Giant."
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Husband #3Taylor divorced Michael Wilding on January 26, 1957 and married film producer Mike Todd (pictured) on February 2, 1957.
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A Tiny ToddTaylor and Todd had a daughter, Liza, in August 1957 Pictured: (L-R) Michael, Christopher and Liza.
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Tragedy Strikes ...Todd and Taylor's marriage was short-lived. The producer was killed when his private plane, the "Lucky Liz," crashed. Taylor was so devastated when she was told about his death, she had to be sedated.
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'Cat on a Hot Ti...Taylor's personal tragedy coincided with some of the most spectacular acting of her career. Her role as Maggie the Cat in the 1958 film version of Tennessee Williams' play "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" earned her an Academy Award nomination.
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Trio of TroubleA grieving Taylor turned to her husband's best friend, singer Eddie Fisher, for support after Todd's death. Although he was married to actress Debbie Reynolds, Taylor and Fisher fell in love and, in a scandalous turn of events, he left his wife for Liz.
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Husband #4Taylor married singer Eddie Fisher in May 1959. Their marriage lasted until March 1964.
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'Suddenly, Last ...In 1959, Taylor once again starred in a film version of a Tennessee Williams play and once again received an Oscar nomination.
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'Butterfield 8'Taylor finally won an Academy Award for her role as a Manhattan call girl in the 1960 film "Butterfield 8."
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'Cleopatra'At the time, "Cleopatra" was the most expensive film ever made, with a $44 million budget (over $300 million in today's dollars). Taylor herself earned an astronomical (for the time) $1 million for her work in the 1963 film, which turned out to be a fantastic flop.
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Liz and DickTaylor and her co-star, Welsh actor Richard Burton, embarked on a legendary affair during the making of the movie.
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Husband #5The pair, shown here at their wedding, married in March of 1964.
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Tempestuous Tayl...By all accounts, the couple had a stormy relationship, fueled by booze and drama. They also co-starred in a number of pictures together.
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'Who's Afraid of...None of their joint works received as much acclaim as the 1966 film version of Edward Albee's play, "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"
From left to right: Elizabeth Taylor, George Segal, Richard Burton and Sandy Dennis in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"
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Taylor's TrophyTaylor's awe-inspiring performance in the film earned her a second Oscar.
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Burton's BlingBurton had an admirable habit of purchasing shocking pieces of jewelry for his wife, including a 69.42-carat pear-shaped diamond (the Taylor-Burton Diamond), the 50-carat La Peregrina Pearl, purchased by Burton as a Valentine's Day present in 1969, and the 33.19-carat Krupp Diamond, which Taylor is showing off here.
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Grandma LizTaylor became a grandmother at the age of 39, with the birth of her granddaughter Leyla, pictured here.
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Liz Laughs It Of...Taylor laughs as she remarks that she was upstaged by streaker Robert Opal before presenting the Oscar for Best Picture at the 46th Annual Academy Awards ceremony, April 2, 1974. At right, Opal darts across the stage naked just as David Niven was introducing Taylor.
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Husband #5, Agai...Taylor and Burton divorced in 1974, but then remarried in 1975. They divorced for a second time in 1976.
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Husband #6Taylor turned around and married Senator John Warner later that same year. They divorced in 1982.
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Burton Passes Aw...Elizabeth Taylor, at a memorial service for her former husband, Richard Burton, at St-Martin-in-the-Fields Church, London.
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Liz's Later Year...In addition to launching signature jewelry and perfume lines (the latter of which was hugely successful), Taylor also became a vocal activist for AIDS research and prevention.
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Husband #7Liz met her seventh husband, construction worker Larry Fortensky, while in rehab at the Betty Ford Clinic. Liz and the 20-years-younger Larry were married in 1991 and divorced in 1996. It was Liz's eighth marriage.
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Liz and MJSinger Michael Jackson and actress Elizabeth Taylor arrive at his 30th anniversary celebration on September 10th, 2001 in Madison Square Garden in New York. The two maintained a friendship throughout Jackson's many trials and tribulations, until his death in 2009.
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Taylor Gets a Ti...Taylor (pictured with her granddaughter Naomi Wilding) was awarded the title Dame of the British Empire in 2000.
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Taylor's Tribula...Taylor had serious health problems during the final decade of her life, but the ailing star continued her charitable work, helping to raise money and awareness for AIDS research. In February 2011, she was admitted to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center for treatment related to congestive heart failure.
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Elizabeth Taylor...In February, On March 23, 2011, Elizabeth Taylor passed away at the age of 79. She will long be remembered for her stunning beauty, grace under fire, tireless charity work and legendary career on the silver screen. (Photo by Archive Photos/Getty Images)
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