That would be interesting, because it butterflies away almost everything for which popular culture remembers Taylor: her antics with Eddie Fisher; her pneumonia scare and subsequent tracheotomy; her starring role in the legendary flop, Cleopatra; her resultant, tumultuous romance with Richard Burton, including their several other collaborations (such as her Oscar-winning performance in Virginia Woolf); her friendship with and idolization by Michael Jackson; her substance abuse problems; those last few, particularly embarrassing marriages; her long and painful decline. Her most famous roles pre-1958 were as a child actress: Lassie Come Home, National Velvet...
The question then becomes: is she remembered as something of a female James Dean, whose career was tragically cut short despite a great deal of promise? Or simply as one of the myriad child actors who met an unfortunate end at far too young an age?
So consider that announcement officially made. (sounds the trumpets)