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She made some fabulous movies and is a screen legend. Stunning beauty as a young woman.

She was also my stake on the Coffin Club list 5 years ago - I wish I had still been in that club.

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Coffin Club?

When I was a smoker, I belonged to the Coughing Club.

Lol

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Poing!

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Want to smell my rose?

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Originally posted by Seitse
Coffin Club?

When I was a smoker, I belonged to the Coughing Club.

Lol
Coffin Club is people placing a stake on the next famous person to enter their coffin. Each month you pay your stake and when your person dies, you get all the money.

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Originally posted by Pawn Qween
Coffin Club is people placing a stake on the next famous person to enter their coffin. Each month you pay your stake and when your person dies, you get all the money.
And you think that is funny?

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Originally posted by Pawn Qween
She made some fabulous movies and is a screen legend. Stunning beauty as a young woman.

She was also my stake on the Coffin Club list 5 years ago - I wish I had still been in that club.
Who? Elizabeth Taylor Hilton Wilding Todd Fisher Burton Burton Warner Fortensky?

Say it ain't so.

P-

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
Who? Elizabeth Taylor Hilton Wilding Todd Fisher Burton Burton Warner Fortensky?

Say it ain't so.

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She had more husbands than most of us has money...well aside from VR of course.

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Originally posted by Seitse
And you think that is funny?
Did I say it was? 😕

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Originally posted by Pawn Qween
She made some fabulous movies and is a screen legend. Stunning beauty as a young woman.

She was also my stake on the Coffin Club list 5 years ago - I wish I had still been in that club.
She will be missed indeed! Is there a sexier scene than Taylor being unfurled from inside the rolled carpet before Caesar in the movie Cleopatra? Especially considering that she was known for her facial beauty and only a so so figure.

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Originally posted by scacchipazzo
She will be missed indeed! Is there a sexier scene than Taylor being unfurled from inside the rolled carpet before Caesar in the movie Cleopatra? Especially considering that she was known for her facial beauty and only a so so figure.
I know other people have said this, but it is so true, that there aren't the Hollywood stars and screen icons that there used to be. The glamour and glitz that went with "movie stars" just isn't there with many of those who headline a film now.

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Originally posted by Pawn Qween
I know other people have said this, but it is so true, that there aren't the Hollywood stars and screen icons that there used to be. The glamour and glitz that went with "movie stars" just isn't there with many of those who headline a film now.
There are no big stars like yesteryear's today. Taylor was a giant of her craft, a beauty without compare, lived life on her own terms and made no excuses nor public spectacles. Today's stars seem like they're made of plastic or poured out of a mold!

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Originally posted by scacchipazzo
There are no big stars like yesteryear's today. Taylor was a giant of her craft, a beauty without compare, lived life on her own terms and made no excuses nor public spectacles. Today's stars seem like they're made of plastic or poured out of a mold!
In her prime she was one of the prettiest women on earth, IMO. My favorite movie of hers is "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof!"

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Originally posted by Pawn Qween
She made some fabulous movies and is a screen legend. Stunning beauty as a young woman.

She was also my stake on the Coffin Club list 5 years ago - I wish I had still been in that club.
She was on my free pass list damn it. Well, I guess there's still Cher. Wait a minute, is she still warm?

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Originally posted by SmookieP
In her prime she was one of the prettiest women on earth, IMO. My favorite movie of hers is "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof!"
That's a great movie indeed. It is so hard to pick a movie where she was prettiest. National Velvet one can see the emerging beauty yet plenty of pretty child stars don't blossom. Taylor did. The irony of historic characters being played by a beauty like Taylor is that reality was so different. Cleopatra for instance, was short, skinny, waify, ugly and saved only by the beauty of her eyes, gorgeous skin and towering intellect. Had a nose that was like a beak and in latter years was bug eyed from a goiter!