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R.I.P. Liz:)

What a woman!! Wore out 8 husbands. Damn. Just think of her in that sprayed-on slip in "Butterfield 8". Yowza!

RIP, Ms Taylor. You gave us nearly 60 years of beauty & talent on film.
 
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Actually she was British not sure if she became an American:):scratch2:
Actually she is an American icon.
She became a fabric of American culture as anyone. And she was Hollywood legend.

From there the technicalities are in place.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Taylor

A dual citizen of the UK and the U.S., she was born a British subject through her birth on British soil and an American citizen through her parents.

We'll share with the British. Americans are a generous lot.

RIP
 
For me, Ms. Taylor's performance in "Cat On a Hot Tin Roof" was unforgettable and mesmerizing. A great actress, a superstar amongst superstars, and a great humanitarian ....not to mention a fabulous looking woman.

RIP
 
Have to agree with Soundboy, Maggie the Cat from " Cat on a Hot Tin Roof " the best she ever looked. OMG how could Blockhead ( sorry I meant Brick ) just mull around with a crutch and a bottle when she was trying to bring him back to life. That white dress and black hair, OMG what a woman!

She will be missed.
 
She was super hot in "A Place in the Sun" as well...had to watch that in high school freshman year I think....I think most of us 14 year old boys were quite taken with Liz...
 
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