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On the trail of Burton and Taylor

Kamikaze superstar Richard Burton created a disgraceful scandal in 1964 on Mexico's west coast (for younger readers, Burton was a kind of prototype Russell Crowe, only interesting).
Audiences started booking Latin American holidays in droves, hoping to be outraged over a seven to 14-day period.
Burton was filming a racy adaptation of Tennessee Williams's The Night Of The Iguana, directed by fellow hellraiser-John Huston.
The movie is set to a backdrop of Mexican peasant life, representing 'a lost world of innocence', Tennessee Williams never having washed non-fast coloureds on a stone.
Burton plays an alcoholic, teenage-girl-snogging priest who can't understand why he's been defrocked, and Ava Gardner is a hotelier who offers her guests marijuana and boasts of group rumpo with 'the beach boys', presumably the inspiration for I Get Around.
Of course nowadays this wouldn't make a Grange Hill Christmas special, but it got people going in 1964.
And once filming stopped, Welsh wildman Burton went one better, abandoning Mrs Burton to live openly in sin with Eddie Fisher's wife, Elizabeth Taylor, a real star who spurned detox for retox.
The swingers bought a house and the resorts of Puerto Vallarta and Mismaloya became tourism's Sodom and its lively beach-club Gomorrah.
Even after Burton moved out of their Mexican love nest, Taylor never stopped loving him, gaining seven stone to honour his death.
But nearly 40 years later, would I find the Burton/Taylor spirit alive in the Bahia? And how on earth could I recreate it, determined as I was to follow a no-alcohol, 1,000-calorie a day diet? ... more