Unlike most child stars,
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The next decade would be Taylor’s golden era. She was the most famous woman in the world, but her best worked was more than equal to the glitz and nascent paparazzi that trailed in her wake. She was married four times in the fifties, to hotel heir Nicky Hilton, English actor Michael Wilding, Michael Todd (who perished in a plane crash, widowing Taylor), and singer Eddie Fisher, but more importantly she starred in Giant (opposite James Dean), Raintree County, alongside Paul Newman in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and 1960’s Butterfield 8, for which she won her first Oscar as a morally ambiguous Manhattan model.
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