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English actress, also known as Liz Taylor, was born on February 27, 1932.

Her parents took Taylor to Universal Studios for screen testing when she was just 9 years old. The incident in question radically changed Liz's future life; because the little girl passed the test and signed a contract with Universal.
The first feature film to bring Liz to the big screen was There's One Born Every Minute, shot in 1942. At this time, Liz Taylor was 10 years old.
In 1944 came the project that made Elizabeth's star shine. In Clarence Brown's film National Velvet, financed by 20th Century Fox, little Lisa became the minor star of M-G-M.

She successfully portrayed the character of Velvet Brown in this work with Mickey Rooney. M-G-M signed a new long-term contract with his little star after the movie broke a record grossing $4 million.
By 1956, Elizabeth, who was 22 years old and physically fit, had great success with the movie Giant, in which she shared the lead role with the unforgettable actor James Dean. The film, also directed by George Stevens, was adapted from Edna Ferber's novel of the same name. However, as a result of great misfortune, James Dean, who died in a car accident before the movie was released, was not able to see his last screen work.
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, the film in which the physical features of the artist as well as the beauty of the artist began to be highlighted, was made in 1958. Liz Taylor, who portrayed the character of Maggie Pollit, was nominated for an Oscar for Best Actress for her performance in the film.
He signed with the company to play the lead role in Butterfield 8 with his wife, Eddie Fisher. Finally, with Butterfield 8, Lisa's Oscar dream came true. Although the film did not receive full marks from the critics, Taylor's performance was found effective and the famous actress was awarded the Best Actress award.
In 1963, she agreed to star in Cleopatra for an astronomical fee (around $1 million) with Richard Burton, with whom she would later marry for the fifth time.
The performances of the famous actress, who appeared in many films until 1966, were weak compared to her talent. However, she regained her former form with the role of Martha in 1966's Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf. She won her second Oscar for this work with her husband Burton and Best Supporting Actress Award winner Sandy Dennis.
Taylor's last feature film was The Flintstones, shot in 1994. The famous actress, who was hospitalized in February 1997 with the diagnosis of a brain tumor, regained her health after a successful operation. In 1999, Queen of England II. She was awarded the DBE (a kind of female knighthood) by Elizabeth.
The famous film actor, who made the statement that he had congestive heart failure in 2004, lived in a wheelchair for a while. Legend has it that he had broken his hip 5 times before, had surgery for a brain tumor and skin cancer, and had twice survived bouts of life-threatening pneumonia.

The famous artist died of heart failure on March 23, 2011.English actress, also known as Liz Taylor, was born on February 27, 1932.

Her parents took Taylor to Universal Studios for screen testing when she was just 9 years old. The incident in question radically changed Liz's future life; because the little girl passed the test and signed a contract with Universal.
The first feature film to bring Liz to the big screen was There's One Born Every Minute, shot in 1942. At this time, Liz Taylor was 10 years old.
In 1944 came the project that made Elizabeth's star shine. In Clarence Brown's film National Velvet, financed by 20th Century Fox, little Lisa became the minor star of M-G-M.

She successfully portrayed the character of Velvet Brown in this work with Mickey Rooney. M-G-M signed a new long-term contract with his little star after the movie broke a record grossing $4 million.
By 1956, Elizabeth, who was 22 years old and physically fit, had great success with the movie Giant, in which she shared the lead role with the unforgettable actor James Dean. The film, also directed by George Stevens, was adapted from Edna Ferber's novel of the same name. However, as a result of great misfortune, James Dean, who died in a car accident before the movie was released, was not able to see his last screen work.
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, the film in which the physical features of the artist as well as the beauty of the artist began to be highlighted, was made in 1958. Liz Taylor, who portrayed the character of Maggie Pollit, was nominated for an Oscar for Best Actress for her performance in the film.
He signed with the company to play the lead role in Butterfield 8 with his wife, Eddie Fisher. Finally, with Butterfield 8, Lisa's Oscar dream came true. Although the film did not receive full marks from the critics, Taylor's performance was found effective and the famous actress was awarded the Best Actress award.
In 1963, she agreed to star in Cleopatra for an astronomical fee (around $1 million) with Richard Burton, with whom she would later marry for the fifth time.
The performances of the famous actress, who appeared in many films until 1966, were weak compared to her talent. However, she regained her former form with the role of Martha in 1966's Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf. She won her second Oscar for this work with her husband Burton and Best Supporting Actress Award winner Sandy Dennis.
Taylor's last feature film was The Flintstones, shot in 1994. The famous actress, who was hospitalized in February 1997 with the diagnosis of a brain tumor, regained her health after a successful operation. In 1999, Queen of England II. She was awarded the DBE (a kind of female knighthood) by Elizabeth.
The famous film actor, who made the statement that he had congestive heart failure in 2004, lived in a wheelchair for a while. Legend has it that he had broken his hip 5 times before, had surgery for a brain tumor and skin cancer, and had twice survived bouts of life-threatening pneumonia.

The famous artist died of heart failure on March 23, 2011.

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