Los Angeles (CNN) -- Elizabeth Taylor's Cleopatra "love nest," where her romance with Richard Burton started, was trashed while it was on loan for filming of Lindsay Lohan's "Liz & Dick," the owner of the dressing room trailer said. Fox Studios spent more than $75,000 in 1963, about a half million in today's dollars, to create an environment fit for the queen Taylor was playing. She rested away from the set between roman columns with walls and ceilings handpainted in the style of Cleopatra's era. Angel Alger, a Taylor fan, bought the pink, lavishly-decorated 38-foot travel trailer for $50,000, her life savings, in June. But she only had two days to enjoy it before it was delivered to Silver Screen Pictures. It was a condition of the sale since the seller had contracted to rent it to the producers for a week of filming.
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In 1963, Fox Studios spent more than $75,000 on the dressing room
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Liz Taylor fan Angel Alger bought the lavishly-decorated trailer for $50,000 in June
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Alger estimates $100,000 in damage to the trailer during filming of Lindsay Lohan's movie
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"This has nothing to do with Lindsay," Lohan's spokesman says
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