In 1962, French photographer Philippe Le Tellier captured iconic behind the scenes portraits of Elizabeth Taylor on the set of Cleopatra at Cinecittà studios in Rome. His photographs are notable for showing the actress in her elaborate regal costumes while highlighting her relaxed and human side during the film's famously high-pressure production.
The photos were taken primarily in March 1962 during the Roman phase of filming. His work often features Taylor in her iconic blue crown or golden headdress, showcasing the Academy Award-winning costume design. These images remain essential pieces of film history, depicting Taylor at the peak of her “screen goddess” status amidst the extravagance and scandal that defined the production.
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