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One of my favorite films, and one I have watched countless times. Burton and Taylor are hypnotic, and the pacing is perfection.
It’s certainly one of the best films Taylor appeared in.
I’m honestly not much of a fan of her other work. Burton, yes.
Ditto. Well, let’s face it, she wasn’t much of an actress!
That was a powerful film, but I think it worked so well because of their turbulent off-screen relationship. I also don’t rate her as an actress, but she was stunning to admire on screen.
Best wishes, Pete. x
She was indeed.
I thought she was great. She was open, kind and generous. She stood up for what she believed in. I loved watching her on screen and thought she was brilliant in this film.
I agree with everything you say about her character but apart from this film, her acting didn’t, I’m afraid, do much for me!