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Elizabeth Taylor, the much married, British-born, Academy Award-winning actress and humanitarian, died today. And as I watched a small tribute to her on television this morning, I realized that I’ve never seen any of her films.
That surprised me. I love going to the movies. How did I miss not seeing any of Ms. Taylor’s movies? I should have at least seen Cat on a Hot Tin Roof or National Velvet or Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf or Cleopatra.
No question then what I’ll be doing this weekend – catching up.
But even though I can’t remember seeing any of Ms. Taylor’s movies, I can’t deny her influence on the industry, her enduring beauty or her charitable work.
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Thank you, Elizabeth Taylor, for all you’ve done to make the world a better place.
RIP.
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I seen National Velvet, and I also seen Little Women which she was in, in her younger years, and Giant was she was in with Rock Hudson.
Cool! I’ll be adding those to my list. Thank you Netflix!