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Now, you or someone you love, can be the sole owner of any Liv Tyler moment, past, present or future. For example, imagine giving your loved one the minute you first met Liv Tyler, the minute Liv Tyler was born or another meaningful Liv Tyler moment. Now you can give that exact date and time, beautifully presented in its very own framed 'Certificate of Ownership' from the 'Universal Time Registry' for just £9.99 + p&p. Once that minute has been taken by you, it's yours forever. Nobody else can own the same minute. This is truly a unique gift. |
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Own a minute in the life of Liv TylerClick on any of the dates below to buy a minute on that day.
Liv Tyler: Love ChildBorn in 1977 to Bebe Buell, model and Playboy Playmate, Liv did not know she was the daughter of Steven Tyler of Aerosmith. After seeing Tyler and his daughter at several visits, Liv put two and two together and got the confirmation from her mother that Tyler was indeed her father. Liv then took Tyler’s last name by age 12. At fourteen Liv Tyler and her mother moved to New York where she began her modeling career. It only took her one year of modeling to decide that it wasn’t for her and that she would rather be an actress. She was quickly cast for two movies at the same time: Silent Fall and Heavy. Since the producers of Heavy wanted her specifically, they delayed starting the film until she was finished with Silent Fall. Liv Tyler was involved in many movies that proved successful by the time she was twenty years old. Her most famous roles were in Armageddon and the Lord of the Rings Trilogy. Currently she has two movies in the works: Empty City and Coin Locker Babies. Liv Tyler is an amazing actress considering that she is dyslexic and has never taken formal acting training. She also refuses to conform to the Hollywood standard of having to be extremely thin to get work. With that type of attitude and hard work, Liv Tyler should be a good role model for girls out there that may struggle with learning disabilities and society’s views of the perfect female image. |
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