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Life.com remembers Elizabeth Taylor on 1 year anniversary of her death

Posted on Mar 23rd, 2012 in Liz News0 Comments

It was a year ago today, that we lost a great person, a great movie legend, an a great advocate for AIDS. In honoring her memory, Life.com has put together a special photo gallery of Elizabeth Taylor photos to commemorate her life for all fans around the world to look at an enjoy. Elizabeth was one of many few Hollywood actresses that got to grace the iconic magazine 14 times. She first appeared on the cover when she was 15 years old after being launched into stardom from her successful movie role at the age of 12 in National Velvet.

I hope every Elizabeth fan today takes a little bit of time to remember her, treasure the wonderful movies she made for us, and thank her for what she has done with her advocate work with AMFAR.

To view the Life photo gallery, please click here.



A Place in the Sun Captures + Promotional images

Posted on Feb 3rd, 2012 in Gallery Update0 Comments

I’ve uploaded 50+ promotional images of Elizabeth Taylor when she filmed the classic 1951 movie, A Place in the Sun. I also uploaded 400+ dvd captures of her. I’ve been waiting months to finally get my hands on this movie to watch and capture it so I really hope you enjoy this addition. Also small clips of her will be added to the video archive soon too.



Alexis Kiley wants to play Elizabeth Taylor in Lifetime movie

Posted on Jan 28th, 2012 in Liz News0 Comments

Lindsay Lohan is in contention to play the coveted role of the late Elizabeth Taylor in a television movie for Lifetime, according to multiple reports. But she may have some serious competition: Broadway actress and self-described Taylor look-alike Alexis Kiley.

“I have been told I look like Elizabeth Taylor my whole life, even when I was a little girl. I was born with naturally black hair, thick eyebrows, fair skin, and the whole shebang,” Kiley told FOX411’s Pop Tarts column. “On a professional level, I did portray a young Elizabeth Taylor on a Celebrity Look-Alike Show which aired on ABC in 2003.”

Kiley, who said she has been in contact with the producers regarding the role, is not shy about her opinions regarding Lohan, or any other actress, taking the plumb gig.

“I don’t see the (Taylor) comparison with Lindsay at all, nor any other actress I can think of. It’s mainly why I stepped up and decided to take on this role. It’s very interesting how so many actresses are having to dye their hair, do special make-up and become someone they are not,” she said. “On a physical and spiritual level, I’m it. I loved Elizabeth and always will; maybe because I related to her far too much. Loving and being loved is the very reason I’m even in the industry. I’m just bold enough to say it publicly.”

Vying to play the famed actress in a movie about her relationship with Richard Burton isn’t the only thing Kiley and Lohan have in common. The “Mean Girls” star recently channeled another screen icon, Marilyn Monroe, in the pages of Playboy, while Kiley apparently drew Marilyn comparisons from Hollywood great Tony Curtis.

“A dear friend of mine was very good friends with Tony Curtis. I remember meeting Tony and his wife Jill for the first time at Spago, and he said ‘You have beautiful fair skin. You look like Elizabeth Taylor and Marilyn Monroe combined!’” Kiley said. “Being as that it was Curtis, I thought that was a fabulous compliment, only because he had worked with both of these stars.”

Megan Fox’s name was also thrown into the ring as possible contender to play Taylor, but she was quick to shoot down the rumors. “Contrary to recent media reports I am not, and have never been in discussions to star in the lifetime biopic ‘Liz and Dick,’” Fox wrote on her official Facebook page this week. “I do however wish the project well in its television debut.”

Lifetime declined to comment.

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