WASHINGTON—Senator Chris Dodd, Chairman and CEO of the Motion Picture Association of America, issued the following statement on the passing of Elizabeth Taylor, Academy Award-winning Hollywood actress:
“We are deeply saddened by the loss of Elizabeth Taylor. Her artistic contribution to the motion picture industry is immeasurable. In a career spanning more than 70 years and 50 films, her talent endured the test of time and transcended generations of moviegoers. She truly was an American icon, whose legacy went far beyond her acting skills, most notably in her efforts to lead the battle against HIV/AIDS. Our thoughts are with her family and her many friends and fans during this difficult time.”


DAME ELIZABETH. YOUR POISE, SASSYNESS, ELEGANCE WAS DINAMIC. YOU ARE AN INTERNATIONAL ICON AND FOREVER WILL BE MISSED. I TRULY LOVE THE FIBER THAT MADE YOU. ERNESTINE. BILLAL NJANKOU.
From one progressive to another progressive…what do you expect
At least, Dud…ooops…I mean Dodd can now say he has earned his almost 2 million dollar salary because he actually did something on behalf of MPAA.
It is a shame that Elizabeth Taylor’s passing provided the opportunity for Dodd to make a statement at all.
In a long white fishtail Cadillac, Liz Taylor’s unmistakeable right side profile in it’s passenger window was seen by my mom as a young teen framed by a poof of a hair style, on Olympic, south of Bev Hills