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Meeting Mrs. Jenkins by Richard Burton
Before Meeting Mrs. Jenkins, by Richard
Burton, was published as a book by Morrow in 1964, it first appeared in
Vogue under the title, ‘Burton Writes of Taylor’. Meeting Mrs.
Jenkins is best described on the inside jacket: “Richard Burton was born
Richard Jenkins. Accordingly, it is the ‘beauteous’ Elizabeth Taylor Burton
of whom he now writes. In three swift scenes—a house in Bel Air; a
restaurant five years later, neither its name nor country or continent
remembered; and finally Paris, first the Champs Elysees and then
Fouquet’s—he achieves a remarkable portrait of both her person and her
personality.” Back to Books. |
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