Some people have said that in the entertainment industry, Tang Yan has kissed all the male gods, and now Yang Zi has also treated the major traffic male stars as brothers, and the same is true in foreign countries, Robert Taylor in the last century, and the actresses he cooperated with are all special things, which is simply "beautiful and not shallow".
Barbara Stanwick: Entered Hollywood in 1927 with the silent film "Broadway Nights" and is also a Hollywood Walk of Fame movie star, and in 1937, the two co-starred in the crime film "Don't Let Go", and the two were also husband and wife outside the scene.
Vivien Leigh: The first actress to go from Venice to an Oscar, in 1940 with Robert Taylor and her on "The Bridge of Waterloo".
Catherine Hepburn: During her 60-year acting career, Hepburn was nominated for 12 Academy Awards and won four Academy Awards for Best Actress, and in 1946 the two co-starred in Vincent Minnelli's black thriller The Newlywed Havoc.
Joan Fontaine: "Blonde" she is a Hollywood specialty, in life she is a girl full of stories and misfortunes, but in the movie is the "little public" who is favored by the male protagonists, in 1952, Joan Fontaine and Robert Taylor co-starred in "The Legend of the Hero After the Disaster".
Greta Garbo: A hollywood actress with a high profile in the silent film era, Robert Taylor starred in Greta Garbo in 1936 to star in La Traviata, and both of them rose to prominence.
Joan Crawford: Who went to Hollywood at the age of 21 and later died with her husband, focused on business, the Oscar-winning goddess and company director who collaborated with Robert Taylor on the romantic comedy film When Ladies Meet.
In 1936, Robert Taylor and Joan Crawford also collaborated on Gorgeous Hussein, and the screen couple once earned the envy of everyone.
Irene Dunn: In 1935 Robert Taylor and Irene Dunn co-starred in The Great Obsession, but unfortunately the goddess retired from film in the early fifties.
Jane Harlow: Robert Taylor, Jane Harlow, in the film Personal Property, 1937.
Heidi Lamar: Robert Taylor and Heidi Lamar in the 1939 film Tropical Women.
The above big coffee actresses have been Robert Taylor's "screen girlfriend", this boy who grew up lonely and did not like to talk in the entertainment industry, and Barbara publicly said that Taylor was his lifelong love after divorcing Robert, and has been single so far, which can be described as earning enough of the love of the goddess.