In 1943, she got a contract with MGM. The first movie with them was Lassie Come Home. She was loaned to Century Fox and made Jane Eyre. Elizabeth played Jane’s childhood friend Helen Burns. In 1945 She finally got a title role, Velvet Brown in National Velvet, it was a huge success. However, while filming some stunts she severely hurt her back. She was such a success that she was given another large part in The Courage of Lassie. Elizabeth made many other MGM films during the forties, Little Women, Life With Father, Cynthia, and Julia Misbehaves.

Then in 1950, Elizabeth was in Father of the Bride. Elizabeth was also wed

In February of 1952 she remarried, she married an English actor twice her age (she was nineteen), Michael Wilding. They had two sons, but got divorced in 1956. Her next film was a huge success, in which she starred with Rock Hudson, this movie was called Giant. It was also in this film that she met her next husband, the film’s producer, Mike Todd. They were married on February 2,1957. Elizabeth and Mike had a daughter named Liza.

In 1966 Elizabeth earned another Academy Award, for Whose Afraid Of Virginia Woolf; Richard Burton was also in it. In 1974 Elizabeth and Richard were divorced, the next year they were married again, in 1976 they divorced for the final time. In the mid-seventies she decided to act on Broadway. Taylor was married for the seventh time in December 1976 to a Republican from Virginia running for US Senate, he was John Warner. During this marriage Elizabeth became depressed and became dependent on alcohol. In 1982 Elizabeth divorced John. In 1983 she checked herself into the Betty Ford Clinic, then in 1984 when Richard Burton suddenly die

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