Elizabeth Taylor Was Born as Dame Elizabeth Rosemond Taylor, DBE Born
27 February 1932 is a two time Academy Award winning English American
Actress. Known for her acting skills and beauty as well as her
Hollywood lifestyle including many marriages And she is considered
one of the great actresses of Hollywood's golden years as well as a
larger than life celebrity. The American Film Institute named Taylor
seventh among the Greatest Female Stars of All Time.

Richard Burton Was Born November 10,1925 To August 05, 1984 And was a
Welsh multiple Award Winning Actor. He was at one time the highest
paid Actor in Hollywood. In the 1940s and early 1950s Burton worked
on stage and in cinema in the United Kingdom. Before his War Service
with the British Royal Air Force he starred as Professor Higgins in a
YMCA production of Pygmalion. He earned his first professional acting
fees doing radio parts for the BBC. He had made his professional
acting debut in Liverpool and London appearing in Druid's Rest, a
play by Emlyn Williams but his career was interrupted by conscription
in 1944. Early on as an actor he developed the habit of toting around
a book bag filled with novels, dictionaries, a complete Shakespeare,
and books of quotations, history, and biography to stoke his mind and
stimulate conversation. He was also an enthusiastic crossword puzzle
solver. His Welsh love of language was paramount as he famously
stated years later with a tearful Elizabeth Taylor at his side Said
The only thing in life is language. Not love. Not anything else.
In 1947 after his discharge from the RAF Burton went to London to
seek his fortune. He immediately signed up with a Theatrical Agency
to make himself available for casting calls. His first film was The
Last Days of Dolwyn, set in a Welsh village about to be drowned to
provide a reservoir. His reviews praised him for his acting fire
manly bearing and good looks.