After her marriage to Eddie Fisher, Elizabeth Taylor married her "Cleopatra" co-star Richard Burton twice. The couple called it quits for good in 1976.

Elizabeth Taylor contemplated ending her life because she was so miserable in her marriage with Eddie Fisher, the documentary "Elizabeth Taylor: The Lost Tapes" reveals, per People.

After her marriage to Eddie Fisher, Elizabeth Taylor married her "Cleopatra" co-star Richard Burton twice. The couple called it quits for good in 1976.

An upcoming HBO documentary has Elizabeth Taylor sharing her regrets about her marriage to Eddie Fisher in newly unearthed tapes.

“Eddie made sure that I felt lonely,” she recalls, saying it felt like being locked up. “We never went out.” Related: Carrie Fisher Remembers Elizabeth Taylor – the Family Drama, the Love ...

A Hollywood studio was forced to hire Elizabeth Taylor's husband, Eddie Fisher, to babysit her on the set of 'Cleopatra' to keep the film on track.

But Taylor is particularly harsh about hubby No. 4, singer Eddie Fisher, the ex of Debbie Reynolds and father of “Star Wars” actress Carrie Fisher.

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There was no bigger tabloid frenzy in the late ‘50s and ‘60s than the notorious love triangle between Debbie Reynolds, Eddie Fisher and Elizabeth Taylor. Reynolds served as a bridesmaid while ...

Few would argue that Hilton, Michael Wilding, Eddie Fisher, John Warner or Larry Fortensky (husbands number one, two, four, six and seven, respectively) were the true loves of Taylor’s life.

"I never loved Eddie," the star says in the new HBO documentary 'Elizabeth Taylor: The Lost Tapes', which explores her life and loves, in her own words ...

In one of Elizabeth's most famous photos—and not one for a movie—she sits on husband Eddie Fisher's lap while Richard Burton looks on while they're all on the set of Cleopatra.