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한시대 남자들의연인 엘리자베스 테일러

             (ELIZABETH ROSEMOND TAYLOR)       

 

엘리자베스 테일러 (ELIZABETH ROSEMOND TAYLOR) 

AKA LIZ TAYLOR  

 THE LAST TIME I SAW PARIS

 LOVE IS BETTER THAN EVER

 LOVE IS BETTER THAN EVER

 샌드파이퍼

 갑자기 지난 여름에

 

 리즈 테일러

서거한 엘리자베스 테일러 기록물임니다

먼저 아래에서 표시하기 클릭 /음악 

世紀의 美人  리즈 테일러

Liz Taylor

1932. 2.27 - 2011. 3.23

'세기의 미인'이라는 찬사를 꼬리표처럼 붙이고 다니는 엘리자베스 테일러는 지금까지도

할리우드가 낳은 최고의 미인으로 손꼽힌다. 1932년 런던에서 태어난 그녀는 화랑을 운영하는

아버지와 배우였던 어머니를 부모로 둔 덕에 어려서부터 남다른 예술적 감성을 키우며 자랐다.

2차대전 당시 미국 LA로 건너간 그녀는 어려서부터 미모가 빛을 발하여 열살 때 영화계에

진출하게 된다. 유니버설과 전속 계약을 맺은 엘리자베스 테일러는 몇 편의 영화에서 예쁘장한

아역을 맡아 인기를 누리고 이후 MGM에 픽업되어 인기 아역 배우로서의 입지를 굳힌다.

 1944년 ‘녹원의 천사’(12세).

용감한 레시   1946

또한 17세에 힐튼 호텔의 경영자 니키 힐튼과 세기의 결혼을 하여 화제를 뿌리기도 한다.

이후 그녀는 <젊은이의 양지>, <자이언트> 등에 출연하며 최고의 인기를 구가하게 된다.

이미 이때부터 '세계 최고의 미인'이라는 소리를 듣기 시작한 그녀의 몸값은 천정부지로 치솟았고

1960년에는 다니엘 만 감독의 <버터필드 8>로 아카데미 여우주연상을 수상하며 연기력까지

인정받기에 이른다. 1963년 <클레오파트라>에 1백만 달러의 출연료를 받고 캐스팅되어

그녀는 다시 한번 세간의 화제가 되었으며, 1966년에는 <누가 버지니아 울프를 두려워하랴>에

출연하여 두번째 아카데미 여우주연상 트로피를 손에 넣게 된다.

녹원의 천사   1944

작은 아씨들 (푸른 화원)   1949

신부의 아버지   1950

타고난 아름다움으로 할리우드를 정복했고, 몽고메리 클리프트, 제임스 딘, 리처드 버튼 등

당대 최고의 스타들과 출연하며 많은 염문을 뿌리기도 했다.

여러 번의 결혼과 이혼을 거듭하며 파란만장한 삶을 살아온 것으로도 유명하다.

젊은이의 양지   1951

쿼바디스  1951년

쟈이언트   1956

뜨거운 양철 지붕 위의 고양이   1956

 

 1957년 ‘애정이 꽃피는 나무’(25세

버터필드 8     1960

클레오파트라   1963

누가 버지니아 울프를 두려워 하랴   1966

말광량이 길들이기   1967

 

"나는 평생 화려한 보석에 둘러쌓여 살아왔어요.
하지만 내가 정말 원하고 갈구하고 열망했던 것들은 이런 보석 따위가 아니었어요.
내가 평생동안 원했던 것은,,, 내가 평생동안 가지고 싶어했던 것은,,,,
누군가의 진실한 사랑과 마음, 변하지 않는 열정, 그것 뿐이었어요."
               - 엘리자베스 테일러-

  

사랑을 사랑한 여인, 잠들다

• 김현진 기자/조선일보/2011.03.24 03:02

1932.2.27~2011.3.23… 엘리자베스 테일러 사망그는 아름다움이었다.

때론 하얀 순수(純粹)였고 때론 붉은 정염(情炎)이었다.

그는 사랑이었다.

엘리자베스 테일러.

시대를 초월한 세기의 여신(女神). 그가 23일 자신의 나라로 돌아갔다, 하늘로.

이 세상에서 우리와 함께한 햇수는 79년.

▲ 1948년 미국 라이프지 표지모델로 등장한 16살의 엘리자베스 테일러. 데뷔한 지 6년째 되던 해이다. /매그넘포토

2004년부터 앓아온 울혈성 심부전증이 결국 그를 우리로부터 떼놓고 말았다.

 2009년 수술 뒤 "새로운 심장이 몸속에서 뛰고 있는 듯한 느낌이다"라며 삶을 기뻐하더니

결국 하늘의 부름을 뿌리치지 못했다.

1932년 영국 런던 햄스테드 출생. 1939년 부모와 함께 미국으로 건너가

1944년 영화 '녹원의 천사'로 아역 스타가 됐다.

이후 1960년과 1966년 두 차례 아카데미 여우주연상을 받았다.

7명의 남자와 8번 결혼한 사생활이 화젯거리였다.

노년에는 에이즈 퇴치 등 사회활동에 힘을 쏟았다.

이제 은막의 여제에게 할 말은 이것뿐.

"굿바이 리즈!"

▲ 30代의 '말괄량이 길들이기'… ‘영국의 장미’가 23일 졌다. 30대 중반에 영화‘말괄량이 길들이기’(1967)에 출연한 엘리자베스 테일러. /로이터 연합뉴스

Elisabeth Taylor - A life in pictures

Actress Elizabeth Taylor in a childhood publicity image.

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Elizabeth Taylor and Lassie in Los Angeles in 1943. Taylor received $100 a week; the dog made $250. But Elizabeth Taylor was on her way to stardom.

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Elizabeth Taylor and Mickey Rooney starred in "National Velvet" in 1944.

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Elizabeth Taylor and Spencer Tracy star in MGM's 1950 classic, "Father of the Bride."

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Actress Elizabeth Taylor in "A Place in the Sun" with Montgomery Clift in 1951.

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Elizabeth Taylor on the balcony of the Grand Hotel in Stockholm in 1953.

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Elizabeth Taylor with newly born Michael Howard Wilding, her son with English actor Michael Wilding, in 1953.

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Elizabeth Taylor in a scene from Warner Bros. 1956 classic, "Giant."

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James Dean and Elizabeth Taylor on the set of "Giant" in 1956.

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Elizabeth Taylor and husband, Michael Wilding, relax at the Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas in 1956.

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Elizabeth Taylor arrives with her husband, Mike Todd, for the 1957 premiere of MGM's "Raintree County" in Louisville, Ky.

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Actress Elizabeth Taylor in a scene from "Raintree County" in 1957.

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Elizabeth Taylor, grieving over the death of husband Mike Todd, is comforted by her brother, Howard, in a limousine as they leave the airport for home in Los Angeles. Todd was among four people killed when the film producer's plane developed engine trouble and crashed in New Mexico in 1958.

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Elizabeth Taylor in "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" in 1958.

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Katharine Hepburn, left, Montgomery Clift and Elizabeth Taylor in "Suddenly, Last Summer" in 1959.

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Elizabeth Taylor and singer Eddie Fisher dine at Chasen's in Beverly Hills in 1959. The couple divorced in 1964.

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Elizabeth Taylor watches her fiance, Eddie Fisher, as he performs at the Tropicana in Las Vegas in 1959.

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Honeymooning Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie Fisher stroll through Portofino on the Italian Riviera, May 20, 1959.

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Actress Elizabeth Taylor in a scene from the 1959 film, "Suddenly Last Summer."

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Elizabeth Taylor playfully chases Roddy McDowall on the beach in Malibu. From the book "Liz: The Pictorial Biography of Elizabeth Taylor."

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Laurence Harvey and Elizabeth Taylor in a scene from 1960's "Butterfield 8." Taylor won her first best actress Academy Award for her role in the film.

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Burt Lancaster and Elizabeth Taylor hold their Oscars after being named best actor and best actress at the Academy Awards in Los Angeles in 1961; he for "Elmer Gantry" and she for "Butterfield 8."

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Elizabeth Taylor with two of her children in Gstaad, Switzerland, in 1962.

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Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton in a scene from "Cleopatra" in 1963.

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Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor arrive at a London airport in 1963 after attending the premiere of "Lawrence of Arabia" in Paris. Both stars were playing leading roles in "The VIPs" in production at the time in England.

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Elizabeth Taylor on the set of the motion picture "The Sandpiper" in San Dimas in 1964.

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Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton in a scene from "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" in 1966.

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Elizabeth Taylor and husband Richard Burton star as Kate and Petruchio in Franco Zeffirelli's "Taming of the Shrew" in 1967.

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Actresses Liza Minelli and Elizabeth Taylor, photographed in Beverly Hills in 1985.

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Elizabeth Taylor makes her first guest appearance on "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" in 1992.

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Elizabeth Taylor photographed in May 1996.

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Elizabeth Taylor arrives with Michael Jackson at the Pantages Theatre in Los Angeles for her 65th birthday celebration on Feb. 16, 1997.

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Elizabeth Taylor poses for photographers at London's Dorchester Hotel in 1999.

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In her last major acting appearance, Elizabeth Taylor plays the manager of three aging movie stars ? Debbie Reynolds, Shirley MacLaine and Joan Collins ? in ABC's 2000 television special, "These Old Broads."

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President Clinton presents screen legend Elizabeth Taylor with the Presidential Citizens Medal during a ceremony at the White House on Jan. 8, 2001. Taylor was one of 28 honorees recognized for remarkable service and accomplishments in various realms.

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Elizabeth Taylor arrives at a benefit event in Mougins, near Cannes, France, on May 23, 2002.

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Elizabeth Taylor on the set of CNN's "Larry King Live" in Los Angeles on Feb. 3, 2003.

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Dame Elizabeth Taylor at the British Film and Television Academy awards in Beverly Hills in November 2005, where she received the Britannia Award for Artistic Excellence in International Entertainment.

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Actress Dame Elizabeth Taylor attends a benefit event in Santa Monica on Sept. 24, 2009.

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Flowers adorn Elizabeth Taylor's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in Los Angeles on Wednesday, March 23, 2011.

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Elisabeth Taylor remembered by friends

Eva Marie Saint
(Kirk McKoy / Los Angeles Times)
 
"I'll always have a soft spot in my heart for Elizabeth Taylor. I have wonderful memories 
of working together with her in 'Raintree County" and 'The Sandpiper.' She was an incredible 
talent, and yes, she had those unforgettable eyes. I greatly admire her humanitarian efforts, 
which have touched so many lives. Elizabeth was a very dear, generous and loving lady."
 
-- Oscar-winning actress Eva Marie Saint, who appeared with Elizabeth Taylor in 1957's "Raintree 
County" and 1965's "The Sandpiper." 

Mike Nichols
(Jennifer S. Altman / For the Times)
 
"The shock of Elizabeth was not only her beauty. It was her generosity. Her giant laugh. Her 
vitality, whether tackling a complex scene on film or where we would all have dinner until dawn. 
She is singular and indelible on film and in our hearts."
 
-- Mike Nichols made his feature directorial debut with 1966's classic "Who's Afraid of Virginia 
Woolf?" for which Elizabeth Taylor received her second best actress Oscar as the frumpy, vulgar 
Martha. 

Barbra Streisand
(Mario Anzuoni / Reuters)
 
"It's the end of an era. It wasn't just her beauty or her stardom. It was her humanitarianism. 
She put a face on HIV/AIDS. She was funny. She was generous. She made her life count."
 
-- Actress, singer, director and songwriter Barbra Streisand 

Chris Dodd
(Jessica Hill / Associated Press)
 
"We are deeply saddened by the loss of Elizabeth Taylor. Her artistic contribution to the motion 
picture industry is immeasurable. In a career spanning more than 70 years and 50 films, her talent 
endured the test of time and transcended generations of moviegoers. She truly was an American icon, 
whose legacy went far beyond her acting skills, most notably in her efforts to lead the battle 
against HIV/AIDS. Our thoughts are with her family and her many friends and fans during this difficult 
time."
 
-- Sen. Chris Dodd, chairman of the Motion Picture Assn. of America 

Robert Forster
(Francine Orr / Los Angeles Times)
 
"She was warm and generous. I felt accepted and I had done nothing before. I felt hurt in the heart 
[when I heard the news]. She was an icon then and she is an icon now. She never stopped being one."
 
-- Robert Forster, who earned an Oscar nomination for 1997's "Jackie Brown," made his film debut 
opposite Elizabeth Taylor in the 1967 melodrama "Reflections in a Golden Eye." 

Martin Landau
(Kirk McKoy / Los Angeles Times)
 
"It's a terrible loss. A unique talent and a singularly spectacular individual."
 
-- Martin Landau, who worked with Elizabeth Taylor on 1963's "Cleopatra." 

George Hamilton
(Associated Press)
 
"The whole world has been in love with Elizabeth Taylor and I was fortunate enough to 
be one of them."
 
-- George Hamilton starred opposite Elizabeth Taylor in the television movie "Poker 
Alice" in 1987. He was also linked romantically to the actress.  


Jane Fonda
(Mario Anzuoni / Reuters)
 
"Elizabeth, on every level, was a mensch. Kind, generous, brave."
 
-- Two-time Oscar-winning actress Jane Fonda, who appeared with Elizabeth Taylor in 
1976's "The Bluebird." 

Barry Manilow
(Jason Merritt / Getty Images)
 
"Elizabeth was the last great movie star. And a great human being. What I'll always 
remember about Elizabeth was her laugh. She would walk into a room looking like a 
princess and suddenly there would be this cackle that filled the room that would crack 
us all up. I'm so glad to have known her. It's a very sad day for me."
 
-- Barry Manilow, the award-winning singer-songwriter remembering his friend Elizabeth Taylor
 

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