Elizabeth Taylor's illustrious career and personal life are explored in the new HBO documentary, 'Elizabeth Taylor: The Lost Tapes.' Utilizing 40 hours of newly discovered audio interviews from 1964, the film offers an intimate look at Taylor's experiences, including her early fame, tumultuous marriages, and enduring friendships with stars like Rock Hudson and Montgomery Clift. Directed by Nanette Burstein, the documentary highlights Taylor's struggle with public scrutiny and her eventual use of fame for philanthropic efforts, particularly in AIDS research. The film also examines her challenges as a child star and the pressures of being a public figure. Premiering at Cannes and Tribeca, the documentary features rare photos and behind-the-scenes footage, further illuminating Taylor's complex legacy.