18K views · 346 reactions | In the mid-1990s, a world-wide search for the missing footage from "Cleopatra" (1963) was carried out in hopes of restoring the film to a six-hour director's cut length. Only a few scraps turned up, including this clip of the Egyptian queen in exile at her seaside camp. It would have been our first glimpse of Elizabeth in the film if director Joseph L. Mankiewicz's vision had been realized.  | Elizabeth Taylor Archives | Facebook

16K views · 1.6K reactions | The moment Elizabeth received her first Oscar for Best Actress in a Leading Role in BUtterfield 8 in 1961. After being nominated three times prior, her first win was for a film that she personally hated, and had completed to free herself from her MGM contract. She went on to win the award a second time for Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? In 1967. | Elizabeth Taylor | Facebook

From a gorgeous teen in the '40s to an award-winning actress in the '60s, Elizabeth Taylor has always been stunning. Here, see her complete evolution over the years: http://bit.ly/26QHPPQ | Harper's Bazaar