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Elizabeth Taylor talks about her film "Suddenly last Summer" with Melvyn Bragg on this iconic culture show from ITV. The Southbank Show. Elizabeth Taylor talks about some of her most challenging film roles and discusses her latest film, an adaptation of Agatha Christie's The Mirror Crack'd. Plus the American painter John Hubbard talks about his work. The film, 'The Mirror Crack'd', an Agatha Christie story, opened in London last week. It stars ELIZABETH TAYLOR, in her first film for six years. Interviewed in London, she talks about some of her most challenging roles in films such as 'A Place In The Sun', 'Suddenly Last Summer', 'Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?' and her new film. The second part of the programme is a film on the American painter, JOHN HUBBARD. Although his paintings appear to be abstract, they are inspired by landscapes. John Hubbard talks about his work and the film shows its relationship to particular places, especially Dorset, where he has lived since the sixties

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