The documentary 'Elizabeth Taylor: The Lost Tapes,' directed by Nanette Burstein, presents a profound exploration of the Hollywood icon's life through newly discovered audio interviews from 1964. Featuring a wealth of archival material, the film captures Taylor's journey from a child star to a complex figure balancing fame with personal struggles, particularly her tumultuous marriage to Richard Burton. Burstein emphasizes the importance of Taylor's own voice in narrating her story, highlighting the disconnect between her public image and private reality. The documentary, which premiered at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival, aims to reveal the vulnerabilities of Taylor, who faced significant scrutiny in her time. By revisiting Taylor's experiences, the film also draws parallels between her challenges and those faced by contemporary female figures like Taylor Swift. 'The Lost Tapes' will be available for streaming on Max starting August 3, 2024.