Hollywood love has always touched people's hearts, but no relationship can be as romantic and tortuous as the relationship between Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, who has been married and divorced twice. The story of beauty and handsome men knowing and falling in love is not uncommon in history, and this paragraph to be said today is particularly unforgettable.
Since meeting on the set of Cleopatra in the early 1960s, Elizabeth Taylor (1932-2011), known as the "world's number one beauty", and Hollywood actor Richard Burton (1925-1984) have embarked on a twisty and profound love story.
The two soon entered into marriage on March 15, 1964, when they were created with the same costume stylist Irene Sharaf from the movie Cleopatra.
Although the marriage ended after 10 years, the relationship did not end there: after the divorce in 1974, the couple quickly resumed their relationship and held their second wedding the following year.
Although the second marriage also ended completely after a year, it ended the two people's ups and downs of love for more than 10 years. But the two have worked together on 11 films and television works alone, including 1965's "Spring Breeze Unlimited Hate", 1966's "A Generation of Lovers" and the 1966 film "Spring Supper" that won Elizabeth Taylor the 39th Oscar.
The combination of handsome men and beautiful women has become a beautiful landscape in the film industry that year.
Richard Burton, well aware of Elizabeth Taylor's predilection for jewelry, did everything he could to give the most beautiful gemstones to beloved beauties, including a 23.44 ct stepped-cut emerald brooch and a 33.19 ct diamond ring worn by Elizabeth Taylor at their first wedding.
Although the love did not last long, these exquisite jewels became the best testimony of their love.
In addition, there are countless films and television works that recreate the legends of the two men, including "Burton and Taylor" directed by Richard Lexton in 2013 and "Liz and Dick" in 2012.
Although the two have passed away, their stories still sound touching today, and the photos of their hot love period are comparable to movie posters.