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Conceived as a Gone With the Wind for the CinemaScope generation, Raintree County wasn't quite as successful as its role model, but it still proved a moneyspinner for MGM. Elizabeth Taylor stars as a spoiled Southern belle who falls in love with pacifistic Indiana youth Montgomery Clift. Though Clift is engaged to Eva Marie Saint, what Taylor wants, Taylor gets, and she isn't above using the dirtiest of deceptions to win Clift's affections. When the Civil War break out, Clift, a staunch abolitionist, joins the Union, much to the dismay of true-to-Dixie Taylor. While Clift is off fighting the war, Taylor descends into a depression that deepens into insanity. At war's end, Clift tries to come to terms with Taylor's lunacy for the sake of their child. But the strain proves too much for both of them, leading to an operatic climax which curiously segues into a happy ending (happy for some of the characters, anyway). If Montgomery Clift's performance--and appearance--seems to fluctuate wildly throughout the film, i

Montgomery Clift and ELizabeth Taylor star in A Place in the Sun (1951), directed by George Stevens.

Catherine (Elizabeth Taylor) is interested in cigarettes as she meets Dr. Cukrowicz (Montgomery Clift) in Suddenly, Last Summer (1959).

Catherine (Elizabeth Taylor) recalls her cousin Sebastian and her swimsuit for Dr. Cukrowicz (Montgomery Clift) in Suddenly, Last Summer (1959).

Larry Jones, the President of TV Land discusses the importance of the landmark and introduces cast members of Bewitched and Elizabeth Montgomery's husband William Asher before unveiling the statue.