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"We couldn't get enough of each other"-Elizabeth Taylor & Richard Burton. ❤ ~ ~ #elizabethtaylor #richardburton #liztaylor #retrostyle #retro #oldhollywood #classic #classichollywood #aplaceinthesun #1950s #actress #icon #goldenage #vintage #vintagestyle #legend #diamonds #cleopatra #oldhollywoodglam #hollywoodlegend #silverscreen #brunette #dameelizabethtaylor #married #mrandmrs #screenlegend #love #famouspeople #goldenageofhollywood #couplesgoals

Today for #oldhollywoodmovieslist, we suggest Cleopatra (1963). Joseph L. Mankiewicz hoped that the film would be released as two separate pictures, "Caesar and Cleopatra" followed by "Antony and Cleopatra." Each was to run approximately three hours. 20th Century-Fox decided against this, and released the film we know today. It runs just over four hours. It is hoped that the missing two hours will be located and that one day a six-hour 'director's cut' will be available. Filming of Cleopatra's entrance into Rome was delayed for months due to lighting problems. The American child actor who played her four-year-old son got taller during the delay. He was replaced by an Italian boy, complete with a thick, inappropriate accent. Elizabeth Taylor's contract stipulated that her salary be paid out as follows: $125,000 for 16 weeks of work, $50,000 a week afterward, and 10% of the gross (with no break-even point). When filming restarted in Rome in 1961, she had earned well over $2 million. In 1963, 20th Century Fox sued Taylor and Richard Burton for $50 million. Taylor countersued, and the studio finally settled in 1966. Her ultimate take for the film was $7 million. #oldhollywood #elizabethtaylor #richardburton #rexharrison

Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton in the 70s. #oldhollywood #elizabethtaylor #richardburton #70s

Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton in “The tamming of the shrew”, 1967. #oldhollywood #elizabethtaylor #richardburton

"Elizabeth has great worries about becoming a cripple because her feet sometimes have no feeling in them. She asked if I would stop loving her if she had to spend the rest of her life in a wheelchair. I told her that I didn’t care if her legs, bum and bosoms fell off and her teeth turned yellow. And she went bald. I love that woman so much sometimes that I cannot believe my luck. She has given me so much." — Richard Burton - - Photo taken at a poetry reading hosted by Richard's mentor and (informally) adoptive father, Philip Burton, for the American Musical and Dramatic Academy, June 21st, 1964. Elizabeth is wearing her first gift from Richard: Bvlgari emerald-and-diamonds earrings. Richard bought them for her in Rome in the early part of their affair and Elizabeth wore them frequently throughout the rest of her life. On her shoulder, she's wearing the matching emerald-and-diamonds brooch which was another gift from Richard. She is also wearing white freesia (?) flowers in her hair, which call to mind her (first) wedding to Richard which occurred just 3 months prior.

Ava Gardner's mugshot for MGM

Текст на русском в комментариях ⬇️. Elizabeth Taylor’s Bulgari Emerald and diamond suite was a gift from her legendary lover and occasional husband, Richard Burton. He bought it for her while they were filming Cleopatra in Italy. The necklace alone sold for close to US$6 million, and the pendant itself sold as a separate lot for US$6.5 million. Elizabeth Taylor's Bulgari emerald and diamond necklace, which the Italian jeweller BVLGARI acquired at auction in 2011 at Christie's. Here’s the necklace, possibly the most iconic and fabulous of this set. The necklace is set with a graduated series of sixteen rectangular-cut and square-cut emeralds, each within a circular-cut diamond surround, spaced by graduated circular-cut, marquise-cuand pear-shaped diamond quatrefoils. It was made in 1962. You can see the detail is really spectacular – it’s not just giant emeralds with some diamonds attached, it’s complex and carefully designed. The pendant/brooch, which could attach to the end of the necklace or be worn on its own. It features a rectangular-cut emerald within a pear-shaped diamond surround. It’s very slightly older than the rest of the set, circa 1958. An emerald and diamond Bulgari necklace which was given to Taylor as a wedding gift in 1964. The pendant on the necklace was a brooch that Burton had given the actress as an engagement present two years earlier. Taylor wore this necklace to accept her Academy Award in 1966. Emerald engagement ring with a 7.4 carat square emerald surrounded by 12 diamonds, totalling 5.3 carats. "Richard was so romantic that he'd use any excuse to give me a piece of jewelry," Elizabeth Taylor wrote of his presents. "He'd give me 'It's a beautiful day' presents or 'Let's go for a walk' presents. Over the years I've come to think of these as my 'It's Tuesday, I love you' jewellery." @bulgariofficial

Rich, Eliz at the Sammy D. Show, both looking awesome, Elizabeth in Red for Wales #richardburton #sammydavisjr #elizabethtaylor #greatestactor #sixties #hisvoice #photography #classic #epic #vintage #tvshow #stageactor #glamour #beautifulcouple #cool #stylish #tvshows #furiouslove #love #theburtons #greatlove #lovestory #happycouple #truelove #hollywood #oldhollywood #glamourouslife #handsomedude #welsh #wales

Richard Burton: “The only thing in life is language. Not love. Not anything else.” . Happy Birthday Richard Burton (November 10, 1925-August 5, 1984). What’s your favorite film of his?