Elizabeth Taylor regretted one marriage – the relationship twists of Hollywood stars are startling – 2024-08-21 18:21:43

The new documentary reveals that one relationship in particular caused very conflicting feelings in the acting legend Elizabet Taylor. HBO’s new Elizabeth Taylor: The Lost Tapes contains never-before-seen video clips of the actor, and the documentary hears his thoughts on, among other things, his love life.

Taylor made headlines not only for her extensive career but also for her relationships. Taylor, who died at the age of 79, had eight marriages during her life, with seven different men.

The third husband of the actress was Michael Todd. The love story came to a tragic end, as Todd died in a plane crash in 1958. The union was Taylor’s only one that did not end in divorce. The couple had a daughter six months before Todd’s death.

Taylor was next in a relationship with singer Eddie Fisher. Known as the best friend of her previous husband, Fisher was married to actress Debbie Reynolds.

The situation was awkward, as Reynolds and Taylor were best friends from before, so the new relationship was fuel for the scandalous news.

– I was talking about Mike, because Eddie was Mike’s good friend. That was the only thing we had in common, Mike, Taylor sums up in the news documentary.

– I never loved Eddie. I liked him, I felt sorry for him. And I liked talking to him, but he wasn’t Mike.

Five years together with Fisher was enough, because Taylor met an actress while married by Richard Burton. The two met and fell in love with each other Cleopatra-film in Italy in 1963. Feelings sparked so strongly that Burton finally divorced his wife at the time.

Ten days after the divorce from Fisher took effect, Burton and Taylor’s wedding was celebrated with great joy. The couple later adopted together Maria-girl.

Taylor has said that Burton was the love of her life, and the two married once more after their breakup. However, the luck didn’t last.

Elizabeth Taylor is not the only Hollywood legend who is remembered not only for her art but also for her colorful love life. Do you remember the relationship twists of these stars?

Elvis Presley

The singer Elvis Presley met numerous women during his career. Among other things, relationships made headlines Ritual Coin, Connie Stevensin, Cybill Shepherdin and by Linda Thompson with.

Despite his numerous romances, Elvis only got married once. In 1959, the 24-year-old singer met 14-year-old Priscilla. At the time, Elvis was serving in the army in Germany.

The two kept in touch for several years by letter and phone, until Priscilla’s father finally let his daughter, who was finishing her high school studies, move to Graceland, a farm owned by Elvis.

Elvis and Priscilla married in 1967 and the couple’s only child, Lisa Mariewas born a year later. Despite the romantic beginning of the relationship, the marriage did not last and the couple divorced in 1973.

Around the mid-1960s, Elvis had a relationship with the Swedish actress Ann-Margret Olsson. Romance flourished between the two despite the fact that Elvis was already engaged to Priscilla at that time.

The relationship outside the engagement lasted for two years, and Olsson has described the romance as “strong and very intense”.

Elvis’ last love was Ginger Alden. The two met in 1976 at Graceland. Alden fell in love with the singer immediately and a little later the two got engaged.

Alden and Elvis were together until the singer’s death. The romance had a sad end, as Alden found his lover dead in the bathroom in 1977.

Marilyn Monroe

Actress Marilyn Monroe married for the first time at the age of 16. At the time, a young woman still known as Norma Jeane fell in love with her neighbor, James Doughertyyn.

Before long, Monroe was scouted as a photo model, but this did not please her husband. Monroe filed for divorce and the separation took effect four years after the wedding.

As her career progressed, Monroe began to gain fame as a sex symbol as well. The status rose even more when the old nude picture was unearthed again. The sample was published Playboyin the first issue of the magazine in 1953, and Monroe was not asked for permission to use the photo.

To avoid negative publicity, Monroe married the baseball player she was dating, Joe DiMaggionwith Soon the actor got the main role in the one released in 1955 Summer Widowfrom the movie.

An iconic scene was captured in the film, when the air stream blowing from the ventilation opening of the New York subway catches the hems of Monroe’s dress in her ears. The scene was filmed again and again for many hours in front of the crowd.

DiMaggio is said to be devastated by the spectacle. The couple had a public argument over the matter, and two weeks later, Monroe announced that she was divorcing DiMaggio. The separation was granted in November 1954.

In the spring of 1955, Monroe began dating a playwright Arthur Miller. The couple married in the summer of 1956. Although her career was still on the rise, Monroe’s private life was filled with sadness, as she suffered a miscarriage in August 1957.

Next, we started filming what appeared in 1960 Love trap– movie. Monroe had her husband Miller edit the script for the new faith when he was not satisfied with the original. Monroe got a French as her co-star Yves Montandinwith whom a relationship was also born. However, Montand refused to leave his wife for Monroe.

They parted ways with Miller as well, and the divorce took effect shortly after filming ended. After this, Monroe has been rumored to have had a sexual relationship with both President Kennedy and his brother, Robert Kennedywith Monroe is rumored to have had many love affairs during her marriages.

Monroe’s greatest love has been speculated to have been DiMaggio. In his arrangement, the second husband was in charge of Monroe’s funeral arrangements in 1962. DiMaggio also reportedly delivered roses three times a week to Monroe’s grave for the next 20 years.

Charlie Chaplin

Actor Charlie Chaplin was known for his preference for younger women. The actor was married four times, and Mildred Harris and Lita Gray were only 16 years old when they took their turn at the altar with Chaplin.

Both marriages broke up within two years, just after the women came of age. In 1936, the forty-year-old Chaplin married the young actress Paulette Goddard again, but this union did not last long either.

Although the third marriage did not bring happiness to Chaplin, the fourth time proved true. In 1943, 53-year-old Chaplin married 18-year-old Oona O’Neill. The couple was together until the actor’s death in 1977.

Jean Harlow

Actress Jean Harlow died at the age of 26, but had time to marry twice during her life. The first time Harlow was married at the age of 16, but the union broke up after two years of marriage.

At the age of 22, the actor was at the peak of his popularity. A middle-aged film producer was found as a life partner Paul Bern. Just two months after the wedding, Bern was found dead with a gunshot wound to the head.

What made the death investigation special was that two hours before the police, the employees of the production company were called to the scene.

Bern was still married to another woman when the engagement with Harlow was exchanged. Bern’s wife, Dorothy Millettena body was found in the Sacramento River nine days after the producer’s death.

Source: People, Remindmagazine