Elizabeth Taylor appears as a mystery guest on the long-running CBS television program “What’s My Line?” Dated November 14th, 1954.
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Elizabeth Taylor on What’s My Line?
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My favorite WML ever!! She was so gorgeous and funny!!! Even her signature was amazing!
my god, she was so beautiful.
She used a version of that funny little voice years later when she portrayed Louella Parsons in the film “Hedda and Louella”. Liz was interviewed about Louella, whom she had known very well, and she said that “Louella had one of those annoying little whiny voices that at times, made you just want to SMACK her!” She said it with a laugh in her voice, so you knew that she wasn’t too terribly serious about it.
What are you talking about defined thick shapely eyebrows are an asset!
@DaveScott69 I know i love all these clips but sometimes they are somewhat sad to watch.
@weightfeather1 You got that right. I’ve always thought the same. It was the in-style sexy thing at that time.
She was just lovely here.
Jesus christ, what a babe.
One, she has a FABULOUS signature.. Second, she had such a sense of humor! I never tire of seeing this clip : ) You are missed Dame Taylor.
@DickFaulkner
She was cute.
@62easthar62 Are you serious? Whoa!
Elizabeth Taylor was very beautiful
Liz couldn’t wait for the show to be over so she could get it on with Big Daddy John Daly. She couldn’t get enough of that stud. Always kept him in tight swimming trunks and hard liquor.
@TheXtro101 It was that short “Italian-Style” hairdo that was so popular for a while. Lucy spoofed it on one of her “I Love Lucy” shows.
@wizardstf1 There’s something mentally wrong with you.
@myacidsmiles no, that’s your inbred mother. Don’t hate because you’re stupid.
Shame they are all dead.
Elizabeth Taylor was more than special. She was UNIQUE.
SO BEAUTIFUL!
i wrote a song 4 her called :”Lisbeth Taylor Song” give in the seach box to listen. thx
RIP
Her closest friends say she was very funny, this vintage clip truly encapsulates her wit and humor….Rest In Peace Dear Elizabeth
that’s her real accent, right?
love the accent, she sounds so sweet… she defo knew how to make people roar with laughter, imagine if she had done stand up comedy, now that would of been something worth paying to see! if i could say something to her it would be: ‘i love you Liz, you have been my idol since i was a baby & will always be till the day my eyes close forever! i miss you’.. i’m 16 in june & i’m dressing up as her in tribute
@wizardstf1 gracious, somebody’s cranky.
loved how she turned southren in the middle of the video