Elizabeth Taylor was a Golden Age icon that became a Hollywood star at the age of just 12 when she appeared in 1944’s National Velvet. Elizabeth had made her film debut several years previously and went on to have an unmatched career in the industry that lasted for several decades before she eventually decided to retire from acting. Over the course of the actress's career, she turned in several iconic performances, with some of her most classic films being Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and BUtterfield 8.
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Elizabeth had been born in London, England, though her parents were Americans. They were working as art dealers and happened to be in London at the time that Elizabeth's mother went into labor. When World War II started, the family fled to the United States and took up living in Los Angeles, California. It was here that Elizabeth began screen testing for Hollywood roles and made her debut in 1942.
After acting in numerous films as a child star, Elizabeth turned in a more mature performance at the age of 18, acting alongside Spencer Tracy in the 1950’s Father of the Bride. From there, Elizabeth became an even bigger star in her adult years than she had been as a kid and was eventually known as much for her torrid love affairs and rocky marriages as she was for her raw performances. Join Facts Verse as we take a look at the magnificent life of Elizabeth Taylor.
The Magnificent Life of Elizabeth Taylor
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