Released on: 2003
Rating: 8.80
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A career in clips
The actor Elizabeth Taylor has died aged 79. Here we look back over her work, from early roles in National Velvet and Little Women to her defining appearances opposite Richard Burton
News: Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79
Gallery: A career in pictures
It's difficult to think of a better argument for the separate-but-equal value of the terms "actor" and "film star" than the career of Elizabeth Taylor. If that reads as a slight on her ability, it shouldn't. Taylor was a sporadically marvellous performer, one who rarely superseded her director or material but who could, with those factors working in her favour, surpass some of her more gifted peers' capacity for reckless emotional danger.
She was the rare actor who was as interesting on a bad day as on a good one, and not just for her mesmeric physical beauty: like any great film star, she was as compelled by her own screen presence as we were,»
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Latest Still from X-Men: First Class Hangs Massive Fighter Jet Over Jennifer Lawrence and Nicholas Hoult
The recent successes of Jennifer Lawrence and Nicholas Hoult have been a boon for Matthew Vaughn and X-Men: First Class. The young stars will lead their own tentpoles in 2012 (Hunger Games and Jack the Giant Killer, respectively), but they're supporting mutants in the '60s-set Marvel blockbuster due out in June. So what better time to remind people of that added starpower than with a new still that portends to a possible romance! Just one question: What's with that jet?»
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