Richard Burton
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With Clint Eastwood in WHERE EAGLES DARE (1969)
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"He was marvelous as rehearsals. There was the true theatrical instinct. You only had to indicate. Scarcely even that."-John Gielgud on Burton. He was once considered the heir to Olivier. His talent was unsurpassable. Whenever he stepped on stage everyone gave him the utmost respect. He was truly remarkable, and his love for Elizabeth Taylor donned him recognition, in several of their amazing films, like 1963's "Cleopatra" and 1966's "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" However there was something about Burton that cast even "La Liz" into the background. Movies, like "My Cousin Rachel" (1952), 1957's "Bitter Victory", "Look Back In Anger" (1959), and 1964's "Becket", truly show the prodigal charisma and talent of the lovely Mr. Burton. (CD) Richard's Home
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