Elizabeth Taylor called marriage to Debbie Reynolds’ ex Eddie Fisher a ‘friggin’ awful mistake’: ‘I felt sorry for him’

A new documentary about Hollywood legend Elizabeth Taylor handles a lot far more than just Liz and Dick. 

There is Liz, Dick, Conrad, Michael, Mike, Eddie, John and Larry.

In “Elizabeth Taylor: The Dropped Tapes,” a new documentary obtaining its North American premiere June 11 at the Tribeca Film Competition, in no way-just before-read audio recordings of the “Cleopatra” star, who died in 2011, reveal her accurate, in some cases brutal emotions about her seven husbands. 

She states Conrad Hilton Jr. abused her although she was expecting, and that actor Michael Wilding was not dominant more than enough for the duo to endure, in accordance to Folks.

But Taylor is specifically severe about hubby No. 4, singer Eddie Fisher, the ex of Debbie Reynolds and father of “Star Wars” actress Carrie Fisher. 

“I in no way loved Eddie,” Taylor claims of the guy she had an affair with while he was nonetheless with Reynolds. “I appreciated him. I felt sorry for him. And I appreciated talking to him. But he was not Mike.” 

Mike Todd, the Oscar-profitable producer of the strike 1956 film “Around the Earth in 80 Days,” was Taylor’s third husband who died in a airplane crash in 1958.

“I was preserving Mike alive by talking about him. Mainly because Eddie, he was a wonderful fried of Mike’s,” she says in the doc. “That was the only thing we had in frequent, was Mike.”

The pair are said to have wedded only a few hours after Fisher’s divorce from Reynolds was finalized, and the relationship lasted 4 many years.

“As a issue of reality, I do not recall as well a great deal about my relationship to him, apart from it was a person massive, friggin’ dreadful mistake,” Taylor states. “I realized it just before we ended up married and did not know how to get out of it.”

They divorced in 1964, two many years after Taylor began an affair with “Cleopatra” co-star Richard Burton. After it was finalized, Liz and Dick got hitched just 10 times afterwards. 

Following Taylor break up from her seventh partner, Larry Fortensky, in 1996, she largely receded from community life. The actress died in 2011 of heart failure at age 79.