John Haynsworth's lost photography shoot of Elizabeth Taylor in Puerto Vallarta
This is the untold story of Elizabeth Taylor’s photography shoot by celebrity photographer John Haynsworth. Narrator, Tony Briggle gives a rare glimpse into the private life of Americas most legendary couple- recounting his experience with them over a three week period at the home in Puerto Vallarta.
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Thank you very much magnificent 👌
Queen
What a life 💘
Wonderful story 🌠
I'm a huge fan of photography never heard of this fellow now i know his name thanks for this😘
125K for a mink coat in 1969 was a huge sum…Now a days women don't wear fur coats… To the back lash against "Wearing fur".. Elizabeth Taylor was a Beautiful woman…
If Mr. Tony has returned to Puerto Vallarta recently, he will see that the former Villa of the Burton's is now a magnificent boutique hotel. It's absolutely gorgeous and the renovation is beautiful. There are tributes everywhere to Elizabeth and Richard, even her heart shaped tub has been preserved!
What a wonderful interview, I truly enjoyed Mr. Tony's insight about the private life of Elizabeth and Richard. The pictures by Mr. Haynsworth are beautiful as well. What a couple, there were something else and who do we have today that equals them?
What a fabulous story..i laughed out loud about Elizabeth's face in his crotch !!.
Fantastic story well told
Hollywood golden couple. The no nonsense Welshman and the queen of Hollywood meet. Next comes the fire and the passion. Amazing couple..
Not only is or was her b-day one day after mine but we both had/have vertigo! I thought I was the only one that had vertigo and a bad back together…so much in common. And now migraines as well?! I refused Botox for them. It's poison. Oh, and my love for furs and jewelry…everyone has always believed I' was nuts. I probably am. I wear my fur coat to bed…lol…so much in common.
Prints from this series of photographs are now available for a limited time.
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This was one of the best stories I've heard. Elizabeth and Richard were great to their friends and fans. This made me feel good.
good story if he would get to the point damn he took forever to get this out
Mr. Briggle is a such great storyteller and gentleman. I could listen to him all day! Thank you.
Wow! What an amazing story 🙂
17:19 best shot of taylor's leg I have ever seen, she had bad legs but here they look great and she's in very good shape overall
Delightful story! And, photos!
Thank you for posting! God. She was stunning.
I loved this story. Ive never met Tony but I knew Mr. Stanley. That house in Vallarta is named Casa Kimberley. Richard bought it when they were there for him to film Night of the Iguana. She sold it to Toy Holstein in 1996 and Toy turned into a museum and bed and breakfast I met Toy my second time in Vallarta and returned too many times to count.I always stayed at Casa Kimberley. I learned a lot about Elizabeth and Richard while helping give tours. Ive seen many pictures of them both in the house but it was still nice to see these few pictures. Thanks Tony for the story and reminding me what a great house it was and how much I miss Vallarta. And yes Elizabeth was still very beautiful in 1969.
Such a wonderful story. She was so incredibly beautiful. They were a beautiful couple.
What a lovely interview.. and he compliments both of them… so awesome..
This is a really fascinating story !!!! Thank you for sharing ☺☺
That is a great story. John took a few pics of my kids on the beach in 1996-97 and they are amazing. I was lucky to know him.
Thank you Tony Briggle for sharing the story with us.
What a fascinating story. Tony Briggle is charming & has a great sense of humor. So much fun to listen to him. Richard Burton sounds like he could be a tough SOB. No wonder she was drinking so much.
what a great story! thank you for sharing!
This is an amazing story! Thanks
My god, does this remind you of how ultimately beautiful Elizabeth was!