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Vivien Leigh (I) (1913–1967)

Past Film & Video (21 titles) Budget Opening Weekend Gross
(US & Canada) Gross
(Worldwide)

$4MM

$206

$8K

A Streetcar Named Desire (1951)
Blanche DuBois, Performer ("It's Only a Paper Moon" (1933)) (uncredited) Blanche DuBois, Performer ("It's Only a Paper Moon" (1933)) (uncredited) See fewer

$1.8MM

$53K

$2MM

£1.3MM

Waterloo Bridge (1940)
Myra, Performer ("It's a Long, Long Way to Tipperary" (1912), "Candlelight Waltz" (1940), "Auld Lang Syne") (uncredited) Myra, Performer ("It's a Long, Long Way to Tipperary" (1912), "Candlelight Waltz" (1940), "Auld Lang Syne") (uncredited) See fewer

$31K

Gone with the Wind (1939)
Scarlett O'Hara - Their Daughter, Performer ("Ben Bolt (Oh Don't You Remember)" (1848)) (uncredited) Scarlett O'Hara - Their Daughter, Performer ("Ben Bolt (Oh Don't You Remember)" (1848)) (uncredited) See fewer

$4MM

$1.2MM

$201MM

$402MM

Fire Over England (1937)
Cynthia, Performer ("The Spanish Lady's Love") (uncredited) Cynthia, Performer ("The Spanish Lady's Love") (uncredited) See fewer

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News

Elizabeth Taylor, one of the last great screen legends and winner of two Academy Awards, died Wednesday morning in Los Angeles of complications from congestive heart failure; she was 79. The actress had been hospitalized for the past few weeks, celebrating her birthday on February 27th (the same day as this year's Academy Awards) while at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center with friends and family. Her four children, two sons and two daughters, were by her side as she passed.

A striking brunette beauty with violet eyes who embodied both innocence and seductiveness, and was known for her flamboyant private life and numerous marriages as well as her acting career, Taylor was the epitome of Hollywood glamour, and was one of the last legendary stars who could still command headlines and standing ovations in her later years. Born to American parents in England in 1932, Taylor's family decamped to Los Angeles as World War II escalated in the late 1930s. Even as a child, her amazing good looks -- her eyes were amplified by a double set of eyelashes, a mutation she was born with -- garnered the attention of family friends in Hollywood, and she undertook a screen test at 10 years old with Universal Studios. She appeared in only one film for the studio (There's One Born Every