James Dean as remembered by Natalie Wood (TV Documentary 1974). Please visit my Facebook Page: / 15andinlovewiththelate... and download my Android App (In Love With James Dean)
Bullshit. Christopher Walken was on that boat too and there is no way he would keep quiet if Wagner had indeed purposely drowned Natalie. She fell overboard because she was drunk. They all were.
So nice to see Natalie Wood, speaking and honoring her good friend James Dean. She knew him well, and gives us a peek behind his dark glasses. She is so beautiful, and her voice is lovely. Thanks for posting.
@@stardustgirl2904 she had american citizenship therefore meanings she is in fact Amerian. Go troll somewhere else. You are more than likely an old fat guy sitting on his couch eating cheetos who looks forward to getting online and trying to troll people daily. Get a life.
I wander if Natalie Wood remembers any bad looking people? Really let's face it James was a good actor but also a prick and if not for his charisma and looks (both are mostly inherited) then nobody would care. Yeah I guess he was looking for a father figure but probably found it every day in the arms of some guy or girl and esp. in Natalie. Another great person who just happens to be good looking. We want racial bias to end ? It won't and look bias or intelligence bias know no end. It's inborn in everyone except a very few or when you get older you might just be a women who goes with the money bias. Of course James was fascinated with the respect he was getting.
I don't care if she was reading from the telephone book, Natalie Wood is one of the most beautiful women in the world, bar none. She and Elizabeth Taylor are in a class by themselves.
I personally disagree with elizabeth taylor. By no means she was beautiful. But natalie wood had that beautiful natural beauty and she aged amazingly for the time she was alive and not so much with elizabeth taylor.
Jacque & Alexis; Tastes differ, but I can't argue that Natalie was prettier than Elizabeth Taylor. I feel the same....But watch Elizabeth and Paul Newman in "Cat On A Hot Tin Roof", and tell me Liz was not beautiful as well. She did not age well..Due largely, I figure to large quantities of alcohol and drugs, but in her day, Elizabeth was a beauty. For an older Elizabeth, you might check out "The Sandpiper" with Liz & Richard Burton. Up to that point Liz had aged relatively well. All that being said, If I gotta pick one, I'd always go with Natalie, so no real argument with either of you. We 3 all have excellent taste :)
At a young age she wasn't so good looking, actually she looked like a girl next door. Dean outshines her in that movie. She wasn't gorgeous, in my opinion. Elizabeth Taylor is also far way from gorgeous. Claudia Cardinale beats them both.
@@eduardacavani7545 So odd for you to say that because to me Liz Taylor and Natalie Wood were the two most beautiful women that ever lived. To each his own I guess!
Wow Natalie was such a beautiful and extremely beautiful actress. She made such perceptive comments about James Dean and so insightful. Very knowledgeable. She almost sounds professorial. She really knew James Dean. This is so obvious. The questions are spot on from Peter Lawford.
the femininity exuded by natalie here, is so refreshing. there is no suspicion of the interviewers questions, or taking herself so seriously. today they half the talent, and double the attitude.
@@DDumbrille Nothing at all hilarious about it. She's on the short list of the greatest. You're entitled to your opinion but also have the awareness to realize that your opinion is very much in the minority. Hate on my friend.
@@jasondavis6890 "Hate on." How cliche. Natalie Wood was certainly known as a great beauty, but not in any way a 'great' actress. She was almost completely incapable of showing emotion, even something as simple as crying. Everything was either forced hysteria or nothing at all. I will say however that she was good, or good enough when it came to comedy, which can be very difficult. And if I'm in the minority, then please provide a link to the 50 greatest actresses of all time...I'll wait.
She was the kind of friend you want to have on your side. She spoke so eloquently about him that makes you feel like you knew him already. Great actors and legends missed ❤️❤️❤️❤️
What a lovely lady Natalie was, and so relaxed. The interviewer was great giving her a chance to answer questions and not constantly interrupting as some do today!!!.
James Dean, in the movie East of Eden, ad-libbed the scene when he confronted his father. The actor who played his father was a true professional and has said he just let Dean go for it. The director decided to leave the scene in the movie as it was taped. It showed the raw emotion Dean had about his own father.
One of my all-time favorite actresses. Amazingly talented and beautiful -- loved her in This Property is Condemned with Robert Redford and also in Gypsy.
Definitely one of my crushes. Natalie was absolutely stunningly beautiful! More importantly she was a very nice and kind individual. I wish she was still with us
all us American men were and are in love with Natalie, she was/is so beautiful. I was very young when she drowned, it moved me then. The candle that burns twice as bright burns half as long. Goodbye Natalie.
@@waynej2608 I don't know about that. The script doesn't have alot of depth. It's more representational than anything. Basically an example of what teenagers were to be viewed as, moving forward. His other films are alot better, acting wise.
@@thelegendofthem6120 I think he nailed it, in all three. I just feel that his singular performance in Rebel, in his best. It captures his funk perfectly. The scenes with his parents, when he's on the stairs. Intense. His idea of wearing that red jacket, with his jeans, was iconic, for the time and shows the insight he had for Jim Stark. His romantic scenes with Natalie, innocent, sensitive, were more convincing than with Harris in East of Eden. And how great is the scene with Mineo, where he gives him his jacket. Inspired. Rebel...may not have been the best film of the three, EOE and Giant are arguably better, but I feel Dean's acting in the Nick Ray film, edges out his fine work in the other two. I realize this is subjective, so I this is just my 2 cents. And, 'it's tearing me apart'! Lol. 😎
@@waynej2608 Yes I agree the acting is great, but just the script and film itself was very lackluster for me. I expected alot more for the all the commotion. I do see why it's considered a gem though. James Dean is timeless and so handsome.
Natalie Wood. Marilyn Monroe. James Dean. So softly spoken. I feel like they would rather be a star in space than a star in Hollywood. Beautiful souls gone too quick.
The most beautiful and most sexy ever in Hollywood! My favorite actress! I fell in love with her in 1963 IN Gypsy! Incredible talent, and incredible beauty!
There has never been a finer performance in the history of film than Natalie in 'Splendor in the Grass'. I do not say this casually and I am an old man now.
Rebel is just another word for Independence. There's ALWAYS a cause. Good film for the time. Groundbreaking. Think of all the teen films from then til now. Most are not tragic. Natasha. Wow! It would be wonderful to ask about what else she could tell us about Hollywood, if she were still with us. Well spoken. Honest. A Lady.
I love all the characters on Rebel without a Cause, my connection with this movie is so strong, you see yourself in the characters. Natalie was so lovable and beautiful. I always love to watch her.
I can't stop looking at this video, I'm soo in love with her. It's soo sad that this beautiful woman is no longer with us. I'm 25 years old, she died 13 years before I was born. I just really love her. Soo pretty looking, and lovely and gentle when she talks, it is very very sad that she died
It's great Natalie Wood who is an amazing talent herself, who knows JD wrote about him,,,,,his spirit and soul will forever live on. And we are still watching and learning about him
I think James main allure, even today, is just because of His energy, his soul, what made him, him... it's not so much anything he did, it was just his bright, attracting, unique, personal energy
The tragic drowning of actress Natalie Wood was a great loss to her many fans. She had been making movies since she was a small child. Not only beautiful, she was also a very talented actress. Her death was in some way as tragic as James Dean who died after only making three films at only 24. His portrayal of an older Jett Rink in “Giant”, his final film, was an outstanding performance.
Rebel remains one of the most haunting films ever made. All three of them- Dean, Natalie, and Mineo- were outstanding! And all three met violent ends, which makes the scene in the abandoned house even spookier. God bless them all
What is it with people today going on and on about looks as if that is the b all and end all to every performer, the vanity trend of today has permeated everywhere They were tremendously talented actors, Natalie Wood in my opinion could act rings around Elizabeth Taylor, Natalie was an exceptional actor. Jimmy who was a fascinating actor was very gifted at his craft, unfortunately, he died too soon, had he lived, I am sure he would have still been one of the greats, he had added advantage he had his own personal tragedy from his past, which as with many great actors was a catalyst for his performance as it acted as a cathartic experience. In this role Jim Stark was his catharsis.. As somebody has stated below Sal Mineo was also an amazing actor especially in both his roles in who Killed Teddy bear and Exodus.
