Photoplay (Jul-Dec 1963)

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3 WEDDING f * GOWNS J -v FOR LIZ A'?* SYLVAN RICH LILLY DACHE ANTHONY PETTORUTO As we go to press , Richard Burton's wife, Sybil, says she will never divorce him . But there hasn't been a man, married or not, whom Liz couldn't wed if she wanted to. So with this in mind, we asked three top designers what they thought Liz should wear— and why. What do you think? At the end of the story, there is a ballot. Vote your choice. We want to pass on your recommendations to Liz! If Liz Taylor ever feels that she hasn’t got a thing to wear — for her fifth wedding, that is — she need fret no more. All she has to do is take her pick of one of the three gorgeous creations on the preceding pages — designed exclusively for Photoplay by three of the world’s top fashion designers, expressly for Liz’ forthcoming marriage to Richard Burton — and her problem’s licked. We’re not jumping the gun on a Liz-Burton wedding, either. True, at this writing, both happen to be married — to others. True, no divorce proceedings have actually been initiated. True, our principals are holed up in their adjoining suites at London’s Dorchester Hotel, talking to no one but each other. And Eddie Fisher claims he knows from nothing. And Sybil Burton is telling New York reporters that, although legally separated from Richard now, “I won’t give him a divorce. He won’t be Liz’ fifth husband.” But we have sources close to this much-publicized foursome who insist that the no-wedding talk is hogwash — much like the stuff dished out at the time those first reports came through from Rome to the effect that “there is absolutely no truth to rumors linking Miss Taylor and Mr. Burton. They are simply co-stars and good friends.” Do you remember those denials? And, say our sources about the current shrugs and/or denials : “Elizabeth and Richard are more in love than ever — passionately, wildly in love. And there ivill be a wedding. In proper time. As soon as a certain rather complex detail can be completely worked out . . .” The detail? Money. To give Burton his freedom, Sybil reportedly has asked him for — and is getting — $1,500,000. (Says a close girl friend of hers: “She should get double, after what she’s had to put up with!”) To give Liz her freedom, Eddie reportedly gets a neat $1,000,000 from her “Cleopatra” take. As one of Eddie’s buddies put it recently : “You won’t see him in the picture, but Lord knows he sweated through every frame of ( Continued on page 40) 38