Her eyes, her voice, her calming energy... a terrible loss. 😔

@Roman888

4 жыл бұрын

Libra risings usually have a certain grace and magnetism to them.

I don't know why but finding these amazing interviews with Natalie Wood today, are very moving for me. RJ and their kids were customers of mine when I and my late partner owned a parrot store in West Hollywood, and when we moved to a new location, Natalie Wood came in by herself to see the birds, and lucky for me, there were no other customers there at the time...just me. I was almost shaking as she was to me the most beautiful woman I had ever seen. She was simply stunning, and so very nice and friendly, I could hardly talk with her, I was so enamored. She was a wonderful woman and I so wish she was still with us.

Natalie was so beautiful.

She's just a joy to watch. Everything about her is so pleasant & awe inspiring.

She was and always will be my favorite actress

Such a soft polite voice and a cute laugh, sadly missed

@CitrusandCapri

4 жыл бұрын

She is supercute. Also: People had more class and style in the 80s. That’s a fact.

Wow Natalie was so beautiful. Gorgeous. RIP

This interviewer is excellent; so well prepared. I miss Natalie.

Natalie had such grace, warmth, and finesse.

Such a tragic way to go. Thank God we can watch her marvelous acting ability and see that beautiful face and warm spirit. She may be gone, but those things will never leave us. RIP Natalie

Natalie and Elvis were my idols from the late 1950s - still are!!! Natalie was so beautiful and graceful and fascinating.

I've been in love with Natalie since I first saw her in West Side Story as a kid. She was absolutely beautiful and charming but unfortunately had such a tragic life. Miss you, Natasha!

Natalie wood is a gorgeous woman!! and she seemed so sweet!!

@RamMohammadJosephKaur

6 жыл бұрын

Pauline can you send the link to that?

@Deborah-kz1bv

5 жыл бұрын

@Pauline Blundell How about giving the link. If you are going to call someone, " bitchy ", it would be nice, if you could prove it.

@Deborah-kz1bv

5 жыл бұрын

@Pauline Blundell Firstly: " a little late to the party " ? Newsflash Pauline, this is a KZread video. Not everyone watches the videos, and reads the comments, to said videos, at the same time. Go figure, huh. And, if you don't want people responding to your comments, after a certain period of time, then maybe you should remove them, so no one comments on them, after your deadline. It's not brain surgery, or rocket Science. . . And, quite frankly, I don't need, or want anything from you. I was intentionally fanning the flames of another person's comments, because, you never responded to their request, because, you don't have proof. You don't know anything about Natalie Wood. You are probably either jealous of her beauty, and charisma; or, you may be one of KD's minions, trying to paint Natalie in a negative light, to take the spotlight off him,and his filthy, dirty secrets. If you don't like Natalie, and, it's clear, you don't, why watch a video about her? You go to the videos, to talk trash about her, that's why. Your moniker should be Trashmouth Troll.

@Deborah-kz1bv

5 жыл бұрын

@Pauline Blundell You are the perfect example, of the pot calling the kettle black. And, you " dreary " sound like you are the one interested in some woman on woman action. Hasta la vista pendaja

@draca6426

5 жыл бұрын

In the 1979 Interview, Natalie told some cameramen, that were whispering in the background, that they were being distracting, and she seemed a little upset. However I do understand tbh, even if you can or can not hear the chatter, every person’s different, and for Natalie’s case she definitely seemed like she was having trouble on what to say next before asking the cameramen for some silence.

Natalie had the sweetness, nicest nature. A beautiful looking woman. A marvellous, versatile actress. 40 years since she passed in a few weeks, it is still so hard to believe. A tragic waste of life and terrible loss. RIP darlin. xx

@jazzlover9050

2 жыл бұрын

I AGREE 100% , she was my favorite actress growing up, Love every single movie she was in! and knew of the nice lady she became, I was in high school when I heard of her death, I cried like if she was my sister, still love to watch her movies! RIP beautiful Natalie

@narellecox2028

2 жыл бұрын

@@jazzlover9050 Beautifully articulated, well said.

This is how a real lady should be.... soft voice, beautiful, honest, no ego...... simply amazing

@ellitestar

2 жыл бұрын

such an understatement comment...i agree

@lemonhead162

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, not like those hogs in Hollywood nowadays that love to make sex tapes, and say repulsive things on Twitter!

I miss Natalie Wood .....so much!!!

Talented and lovely woman...RIP

Natalie's shocked reaction when Brian mentions Olivier having considered her for the movie "Term of Trial" is a special moment.

She is such an amazing looking woman.

@MaXGTS1

5 жыл бұрын

She was...

@rudy1999

4 жыл бұрын

These celebs are immortal, just like Elvis and Sinatra

@charlestongirlforever1584

4 жыл бұрын

Coops she was pimped by her mother to Sinatra when she was 15 years old.

@igiveyouthefacts

4 жыл бұрын

Charleston Girl Forever Where is the proof to that?

Natalie had so much life in her & so professional when she worked!

@AdultThirdCultureKid1971

5 жыл бұрын

Alan Williams If she were still alive, Natalie Wood would've taught today's actresses a lesson or two about professionalism.

Natalie was such a sweetheart and so beautiful :)

Natalie Wood was always one of my favorite Actresses from back in the day; and I dont think anyone carried that same amount of elegance, soft voice and stunning beauty as she did. She was so talented and honestly deserved so much better with the certain roles she was cast in. But I know She will always be an inspiration to me from when she became known to now. May she rest in peace ❤❤❤

Natalie was Gorgeous. RIP She was a very underrated actress.

That interviewer is to be applauded for doing his homework here. A smart interviewer should ALWAYS ask a question or two that amazes the interviewee (how did you know about that !!!). It shows the interviewee that they truely care about the person, so much so that they did their homework. They might even end up with scoop. Just LOOK at Natalie's reaction to him ask he asks the question. She is truely impressed that he knows these things.

@narellecox2028

2 жыл бұрын

Excellent comment

What a lovely woman, inside and out. What a loss.

Natalie was loved by so many including me. Besides her beautiful appearance she had a wonderful spirit and was always so genuine.

I absolutely love her voice, it's so soothing and calming. ❤

May Natalie and Brian Linehan RIP. Brian was a Canadian interviewer admired by the people he interviewed for his knowledge. An interview he did with Natalie had her saying "You really do listen."

Stunning

She enjoyed acting. You can see it. The passion. I love her voice.

She is supercute. Also: People had more class and style in the 80s than today. That’s a fact.

@scootertrash911

3 жыл бұрын

Now they have tatts, rubber boobs, and pea size brains and most can't carry on a conversation.

@paulalexandermanley6479

Жыл бұрын

That's ridiculous, certain people in each decade had class.

My late mum always said she was killed by Robert Wagner and that was in the early 80s ! I hope justice is finally served - She seemed a lovely charming woman X

@samanthadenise9541

6 жыл бұрын

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@AdultThirdCultureKid1971

5 жыл бұрын

There was a documentary on Discovery ID Extra that I wanted to watch called Natalie Wood: An American Murder Mystery, but it was getting late.

@nenengjames-lefebvre7474

4 жыл бұрын

Your Mum Is CORRECT, Wagner Killed Natalie Wood

@Joanna7428

4 жыл бұрын

@@nenengjames-lefebvre7474 I appreciate that, there is something definitely off about the whole case 🤔

@marialuisamalnero2711

3 жыл бұрын

I heard he continues to be "person of interest" in the case. The point is the daughters believe him. Her sister not that much

I could watch her and listen to her speak 24/7

Beautiful woman, did not deserve to go that way.

@martinwilloughby7797

5 жыл бұрын

But if she was ugly it would be just dandy.

@AdultThirdCultureKid1971

5 жыл бұрын

A Black Agreed! 😢💔

@AdultThirdCultureKid1971

5 жыл бұрын

Martin Willoughby No, it wouldn't be dandy.

@white1actual301

5 жыл бұрын

Martin Willoughby “beautiful” can be used to describe someone’s outward appearance, as well as their personality and heart. She’s been described as having a big heart and being kind all her life, not just beautiful on the outside. You could have assumed that, that’s what the original comment meant. You didn’t have to be negative and rude.

@altanaeliza

4 жыл бұрын

People would miss her less. Oh yes. We'll always be affected by beauty

Natalie Woods, Marilyn Monroe, Lana Turner and Linda Darnell, my all time favorites.

Peace for Natalie.

Grace personified

Do you have the whole interview? This is is fabulous. I always loved Natalie,thanks for sharing

God, she was so beautiful!

I am so glad that Natalie Wood came to Raleigh NC to do the movie brainstorm

MY FRIEND MET SEAN CONNERY ,HE TOLD HER NATALIE WAS THE MOST STUNNING WOMAN,HE EVER MET ,THEN YEARS LATER MY FRIEND MET NATALIE IN MANCHESTER, ENGLAND ,SHE TOLD ME WHEN SHE SAW NATALIE SHE WAS SPEECHLESS AT HOW STUNNING SHE LOOKED IN REALITY ,EDDY LYNCH ,GLASGOW

Great interview. I'm so sad that Natalie didn't have time on this 🌍

Why don’t people ask semi intelligent questions like this anymore? Listen to what they ask actors today. It’s ridiculous. Dumbing down of America.

Such a beautiful woman with a gorgeous soul. ❤️🤲🏻🙏

The most beautiful woman I have ever seen. Simply captivating.

She was just so stunningly beautiful...

She deserved way better than that prick Robert Wagner. She was so beautiful and she seemed like a kind hearted woman.

My favorite Hollywood Starlet (back in the day). Way ahead of her time and a trendsetter. Those dark sparkling eyes were mesmerizing. It’s a shame she died under such mysterious circumstances. Something I’ll never get over and I definitely don’t believe Rbt. Wagner’s version of events!

A vision of loveliness

She talks at such a fast clip , it reveals her intelligence. Her habit of laughing ( almost sounding like a quick cough) is endearing. Her eyes are incredibly beautiful and I know if I saw them in person I’d be mesmerized. It captivates me through the video. What a loss for Natasha. , for all of us but mostly I feel so sad for HER, that her life was cut at the halfway point. She was only 43. Tragic loss all around.

Natalie was a very smart and talented woman, who had experienced an awful lot in her 42 years. One wonders where her career would have gone if she made it past that horrible night onboard the "Splendour" off Catalina. I get the sense she was at a crossroads, personally and professionally. BTW, who was the host? Research like that was extremely difficult pre-internet. And there were very few, if any, broadcast or cable channels devoted exclusively to Hollywood entertainment. It was mostly books, fan and trade magazines, and newspapers. Great stuff!

Brian Linehan is the best interviewer of all time.

I have to agree with you all. She was a good person very good in all her movies. I miss her so much.

Exceptional beauty and spirit.

There was one scene in Last Married Couple where George Segal looks across the room at her and the way she looked just mesmerized me

i am 65 years old and have been in love with natalie wood since i was 10 years old i friend of mine was rj's makeup artist my friend was asked per rj's request to sail with the captain back to marina del rey and he did what a small world

Natalie Wood always had such haunting eyes

@harperstacey9604

3 жыл бұрын

You could see the sadness in her eyes.

Nataline Wood my Dream in young Italy God in Glory Nataline in Paradise

"This Property Condemned" ... "Splendor in the Grass" ... "The Great Race" ... a truly gifted, beautiful and classic STAR.

Finally justice will be served. Her case was reopened and Wagner is Guilty on the Death of Natalie Wood !

@jessicalt4121

6 жыл бұрын

Didi Dlicious you have no clue if he's guilty or not. Shame on you. No one knows. They were drunk and fought.... not unusual with couples. At night on a boat drinking.... someone falls overboard... not a surprise.... even her mother was quoted as saying she was to die in the water.

@connieadelsburg570

6 жыл бұрын

The question is did she or did she not have water in her lungs?

@Canadiangal1970

6 жыл бұрын

Didi Dlicious Robert Wagner didn't kill his wife. He was never charged with her death. You need to get your facts straight.

@kiranolan7104

5 жыл бұрын

It would be nice if we could get some answers but if Wagner had anything at all to do with Natalie's death I doubt he will ever admit to it. It's very upsetting because she is one of my fave actresses ever.

@dayers8715

4 жыл бұрын

Urban Vegan maybe you need to get your facts straight. Huge cover up. Wagner told his pilot to turn off the search lights?!!

Beautiful name - Beautiful Lady !

I pains me to hear her go on so about Robert, that didn't end well and I won't say more RIP Natalie 🕊️🙏😇💝

We wish you a RAINBOW..WE KNOW YOU'RE A STARR..!!

RIP Brian Linehan, the much satirized walking encyclopedia of the movies.

a part of me died on the 29th November 1981 terrible tragedy I hope no one is with holding info on her death

@samanthadenise9541

6 жыл бұрын

apparently so, Wagner is a Person of Interest now in Natale Wood's murder

@RamMohammadJosephKaur

6 жыл бұрын

Balraj how old are you now?

@elisabethdakak878

5 жыл бұрын

Natalie was killed on the boat. She was bruised before her husband dumped her body in the waters. A body does not get bruised in water. The story is very clear. This is no mystery. She got killed on the boat

@alyngrace123

2 жыл бұрын

@@elisabethdakak878 make a room to pray for Natalie to rest her soul in peace.

She is so sweet and charming

Beautiful.

Summer back then looks like winter weather, it’s interesting to see on film

My all-time favorite lady!

Put North Carolina on the map. When she visit Raleigh I love the movie brainstorm

"Candles in the wind ...... We are all candles in the wind. G.C.

It’s so odd they speak of Lawrence Olivier and since she’s been dead for so long ,it’s hard to imagine she knew these people ...gone too soon.

When I heard the news that she drowned I was just watching one of her commercials on TV call raintree

Canadian interviewer he was very good!

She's so modern ! And sounds like this was recorded now!

She would have been in a lot of movies and sitcoms

What was the name of that interviewer? He was always so well prepared.

She was a STAR. Intelligent, elegant, kind and even OVERkind. She did not deserve SUCH a criminal as a husband. And HE IS FREE ...GOSH ! WHERE IS THE KARMA ?

Beautiful woman

... For those that might not know. the interviewer was Brian Linehan, CityTv Toronto. InterWebs him if you like - had a great reputation in HollyWeird and he was so Good, SCTV in the 80's lampooned Him probably out of sheer respect ; )

Change has a petition for the LA corner to examine the newly discovered evidence in the case.

Her big doe eyes. :(

Lastima ,no se inglés ,debería haber subtítulos ,

cute anecdote about natasha and olivier

Sweet Natalie ❤️

Russian and Ukrainian women are the most beautiful in the world, no wonder she was so attractive!

@andre3823

6 жыл бұрын

M Peled, sooooooo sorry I made a mistake!!!! Sob sob!!!!!!

@y2daisy

5 жыл бұрын

She was Russian,and beautiful.

@nataliedeshow768

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I am Russian and Ukrainian just like Natalie and I have the same name. My birth name is Natalia and so was Natalie’s!! My mother was a beautiful woman inside and outside!! I miss her every day :(

@locksand45

3 жыл бұрын

She was murican and she would have voted for Trump.

@sampson3121

3 жыл бұрын

They have some of the ugliest women as well. Beauty is different for different cultures

What year was this? I'm guessing 77?/78?

@richardscott4318

3 жыл бұрын

Fall, 1979.

I see Rachel McAdams ...hope I'm getting last name right ...London Ontario roots actress ...in Natalie ...I also see some Judy Garland in Rachel ...#rootforhomegirl 🏠🌻

Brian Lineham.

I love how politely she handled the people talking over her (which is SUPER annoying and rude of them). She was a true star and knew how to talk to people. RIP

Stefanie Powers and her are similar in looks and hair styles.

Totally DELIGHTFUL is Natalie Wood.

A GREAT ACTRESS!

Di quale anno e questa intervista di Natalie woods

@chiarae1573

2 жыл бұрын

1979

My gosh ; Natalie Wood seemed very nice and very sexy; So sad that she died , R.I.P.

And she was only 46 when she die, my good!!!

@cristinasolano6487

7 жыл бұрын

Diana Cardona Fuentes 43

@susansimpson2181

7 жыл бұрын

Diana cardona fuentes, I've always heard 43

@patriciahill2320

6 жыл бұрын

Diana Cardona Fuentes Only 43, you have her three years she didn't get.

@reignrobinson7951

6 жыл бұрын

43

@almiragustin2265

5 жыл бұрын

... died. 😭

who's the weirdo interviewing her ?

She was even more beautiful than Liz Taylor

well, Olivier had a crush on Wagner so he probably does agree with her.

Love that interviewer Brian linehan . He said Faye dunaway is a b--