R.I,P. Elizabeth Taylor

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Reza
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Very sad news. R.I.P.

Just saw her in X, Y and Zee....one of her bad films. However, she is hilarious and actually quite good in an over-the-top kind of way.
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I'm shocked. RIP to one of the great screen icons of the past century.
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She cheated death so many times, I thought she'd live forever.

Farewell, Liz. Thanks for your films.
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Just reported on MSNBC. More detailed posts are forthcoming. One thing I want to say right now is that she is one of the most extraordinary figures in Hollywood history. IMO, no remarkable acting work since Virginia Woolf. But she has remained one of the most recognizable and interesting people on the planet just because of who and what she is. Her talent and screen presence produced some of the most unforgettable performances in film history. Almost everything she has done offscreen since Virginia Woolf has been news just because of who she is. We could never get enough of her. And she has chosen to spend her time and energy do a lot of good things since then. Few entertainers were more active in charity work. She will be missed.



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