Butterfield 8 with Elizabeth Taylor: DVD Cover
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Butterfield 8 Director: Daniel Mann Cast: Elizabeth Taylor, Laurence Harvey, Eddie Fisher, Dina Merrill

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  • DVD Release Date: 09/19/2000
  • Original Release: 1960
  • Rating: Not Rated
  • Sales Rank: 19,655
 
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Interactive menus; Notes on Elizabeth Taylor; Theatrical trailer; Scene access; Languages & subtitles: English & Français

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Scene Index

Side #1 -- Standard
0. Scene Selections
1. Sleepy Credits [2:21]
2. Gloria in the a.m. [5:00]
3. No Sale [2:49]
4. 38 Horatio Street [4:11]
5. Yes/No too Much [4:30]
6. Anatomy of a Heel [2:13]
7. Taking Shots [2:13]
8. Gloria or Norma [3:07]
9. Mama and Mrs. Thurber [3:14]
10. Call from Liggett [2:08]
11. She Picks the Man [5:14]
12. Gloria at Work [3:38]
13. Happy Motel [1:52]
14. Where Do We Go from Here? [1:33]
15. Ultimatum Withdrawn [4:06]
16. Thinking the Worst [3:54]
17. Bound for Ecstasy [1:37]
18. Emily and Mother [4:07]
19. Gift-giving [3:18]
20. "If only you'd done that before" [2:38]
21. Hello and Goodbye [2:40]
22. Two Women and a Fur [5:18]
23. Like Catnip [3:19]
24. Proud Proprietor [1:51]
25. Dirty Joke [6:41]
26. An Earned Coat [4:49]
27. "I loved it!" [4:14]
28. Divorce and Marriage [2:29]
29. Fresh Start [2:35]
30. En Route to Boston [3:23]
31. Smash-up [4:47]
32. She Never Gave Up Trying [2:20]
Side #2 -- Widescreen
0. Scene Selections
1. Sleepy Credits [2:21]
2. Gloria in the a.m. [5:00]
3. No Sale [2:49]
4. 38 Horatio Street [4:11]
5. Yes/No too Much [4:30]
6. Anatomy of a Heel [2:13]
7. Taking Shots [2:13]
8. Gloria or Norma [3:07]
9. Mama and Mrs. Thurber [3:14]
10. Call from Liggett [2:08]
11. She Picks the Man [5:14]
12. Gloria at Work [3:38]
13. Happy Motel [1:52]
14. Where Do We Go from Here? [1:33]
15. Ultimatum Withdrawn [4:06]
16. Thinking the Worst [3:54]
17. Bound for Ecstasy [1:37]
18. Emily and Mother [4:07]
19. Gift-giving [3:18]
20. "If only you'd done that before" [2:38]
21. Hello and Goodbye [2:40]
22. Two Women and a Fur [5:18]
23. Like Catnip [3:19]
24. Proud Proprietor [1:51]
25. Dirty Joke [6:41]
26. An Earned Coat [4:49]
27. "I loved it!" [4:14]
28. Divorce and Marriage [2:29]
29. Fresh Start [2:35]
30. En Route to Boston [3:23]
31. Smash-up [4:47]
32. She Never Gave Up Trying [2:20]

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Editorial Reviews

A woman who has long been short on feelings falls in love with a married man in this emotional drama. Gloria Wondrous (Elizabeth Taylor) is a model and party girl who lives for pleasure and is willing to take men for what she can get from them. Gloria bounces from man to man, but feels that she can only truly confide in Steve Carpenter (Eddie Fisher), a longtime friend with whom she shares a close but strictly platonic relationship, though his fiancée (Susan Oliver) suspects otherwise. Gloria becomes involved with Weston Liggett (Laurence Harvey), a wealthy but emotionally cold man who is married to Emily (Dina Merrill). Weston shows Gloria precious little respect or kindness at first, but as they share a few bouts with the bottle, they discover that both are desperately lacking in self-confidence and have little happiness in their lives. As Gloria and Weston reveal more about themselves to one another, they fall in love, but Gloria isn't sure if she can commit to one man, while Weston has to decide if he can leave Emily behind. Based on the novel by John O'Hara, Butterfield 8 earned Elizabeth Taylor her first Academy Award (for Best Actress) after four unsuccessful nominations. Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

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December 24, 2006: I 100 % think Elizabeth Taylor deserved the Oscar for BUTTERFIELD 8. I have see Liz on television several times saying she did not like her performance and that she did not think she deserved the Oscar. Ms Taylor I humbly say to you, "you deserved the academy award and your performance was outstanding". You often mention Who is Afraid of Virginia Wolf fondly and I did not like that movie at all. Ms Taylor I beseech of you to speak kindly and fondly about BUTTERFIELD 8 and take your accolades for this outstanding movie as you should with pride.