If I profane with my unworthiest hand...

Lee Ann Alexander has been reading the fine art of the playwrite, so allow me to offer one of my favorites: Edward Albee's Who's Afriad of Virginia Woolfe.

Ok, so I've only seen it in movie form, but this is a classic. It has Richard Burton, at what I consider to be his top movie-making form, and Elizabeth Taylor, who feeds of the camera like Elvis at a buffet line.

I was first introduced to this film by my dad, who had always introduced to the classic movies that most people my age never knew existed. I mean, Dustin Hoffman's Death of a Salesman was good, but can it compare with the intensity of Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor going at it like rabid ferrets get any better! Even when she and Paul Newman tore it up in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof it couldn't match the intensity of the two former lovers.

Hands down, my favorite Richard Burton/Elizabeth Taylor vehicle, even over Taming of the Shrew.