What's My Line? - Natalie Wood; PANEL: Phyllis Newman, Peter Ustinov (Apr 24, 1966) 

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Not even autographs?? Shocking especially in those days

I met her on my 33rd birthday, Sept 27, 1981, at Whompopper's Restaurant at Universal Sudios. She was there celebrating her daughter Natasha's birthday. Natalie introduced me to Natasha and she was very warm and friendly to me and wished me Happy Birthday. I was devastated when she died two months later.

There’s no way I would’ve bothered her during dinner, but had I finished before her and she was still at her table, I might’ve gone up to her and told her how much I love her movies. Interesting thing about Natalie Wood is that I think many people think that despite her beauty, there were many as pretty or prettier. There weren’t.

Not all places on Earth are like that nowadays. The whole world isn’t American. Not yet

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not likely much eternal peace if the theories about the circumstance of her death, as being knocked off the boat by an enraged husband, I believe it was, and left to drown -- but according to the coroner, put up a HUGE battle to survive ...... SAD story - a Hollywood mystery she'd been better off NOT to have starred in ......

@@rogerbianchini2982 she will likely return as a beautiful woman or something akin to that and if in fact the accounts are true which I totally believe they are about Wagner, he will also get what he deserves.

@@rogerbianchini2982 Wagner knew that she had an intense fear of "black water" (very deep water), so of course, there's where he took the boat. She had apparently been having an affair with Christopher Walken and Wagner no doubt wanted to settle the score. I think it's very possible that he deliberately drowned her, not only for vengeance, but also to save himself from a very expensive divorce.

@@Tessmage_Tessera Supposedly it was he that was having the affair w walken

Ironically she was practically the size of one. Lol. And just as cute.

Wow,pretty

That is exactly what I was going to write.

Exactly a barbie doll

Oh definitely!😊😊

Her patrents were Russian.

@@peace-now So.

​@@peace-now Otro con Rusia.

She got caught with that laugh - which is so lovely and sultry oh dear-

Agreed.

my favorite movie

Yes she was very beautiful, and intelligent. RIP beautiful lady. 🌺💖🌺

@@y2daisy Yeah, and you can see her as a little girl then as a young lady. All grown up and so beautiful.

She really seemed to enjoy doing the show.

Just about...

Ava Gardner

Yes, those eyes.

Not so much for Warren Beatty - but this is Natalie's most finest moment. I don't know how she didn't win the Best Actress for this performance. I'm not emotional but I can't watch this film without tears - because of her acting.

Orson Welles said she was a brilliant actress...

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Long but worth the read for the information...And don't forget, This Property is Condemned. And Inside Daisy Clover. She mentioned them, but they were great movies. I dont remember any of her other movies once she grew up. Except Splendor. Never saw her childhood acting. Mary Badham who played her little sister in This Property is Condemned had also played the part of Jean Louise Finch aka Scout in To Kill a Mockingbird. Another favorite movie of mine as a child. Natalie, as Alva Starr, in This Property is Condemned ,did a scene with Mary ( as Willie Starr ), where she told a whopper about going all the way to Memphis on a date to the Peabody Hotel for Dinner and Dancing and saw the little ducks they run in the halls to go swim in that little pond in the lobby. I didnt believe that was real because between her and Robert Redford ,who played Owen Legate, added another animal to the pond story. I was 8 or 9 when I first saw it. Well when we took a trip a few years back in my 50s to The Peabody Hotel after visiting a friend in Memphis. Being such a huge fan of Natalie's I absolutely HAD to stay at the Peabody Hotel ! Imagine my surprise when I found out they really did bring the ducks down in the elevator and walk them down a red carpet to the pond where they swam around !!! 🥰❤❤❤ Oh the Joy!!! I kind of tear up thinking back to that day. The other animal was NOT there ,of course lol. But the 2 rubber ducks, stamped Peabody Hotel , in cellophane in our room were most definitely purchased by me . Even their bathroom soap is in the shape of ducks. Absolutely wonderful breakfast. Classy dining room. I could have spent the day and evening and another night there just rambling around looking at antiques and the little museum. Sadly not 1 mention of Natalie . But I would have loved to try their lunch and dinner. To see the ducks, check what time they bring them down. Its in the morning so make sure you ask when you check in. And get up to the second floor balcony over the front desk side and get a good view of the pond and elevator. It was special to this older lady, because I had loved Natalie in that love story so much all my life and here I was where she, as her character, wanted to go so badly. I wonder if Natalie ever actually visited there or not. Do Valet parking unless you are very fit. You will get to walk across a glass elevated hallway from the parking garage to the hotel if you are up for it. Pretty views at night . Yes, I still have my pair of yellow duckies from the Peabody sitting in my bathroom at home. RIP Natalie . You were so beautiful and such a good actress and I know your sister Lana loved you dearly. Or is it Llana? She wrote a book or 2 about Natalie. I feel the way she has publicly stated she feels. But can't bring myself to read the book(s). I want to remember Natalie as young and beautiful and happy . God will take care of the rest. Oh my word! I just found out Mary Badham went to play in To Kill a Mockingbird after decades of having a normal life. And am tickled that she played Mrs.Duboise. lol Watch the movie and you will see why I laugh.

Did you know she was Russian,born in the states to Russian immigrants

Sad ending to her life.

UTTERLY delightful....sweet young lady....

@@stardustgirl2904, I believe she was named Natasha at birth.

She certainly brought the house down when she walked in! Love to have seen that in color.

I thought it did also.

Totally!

She was so tiny but somehow larger than life.

But that hideous dress did not show her off to her best, as she stunningly looked in "The Great Race" (1965), and her other film roles.

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@@freeguy77 You're right--she still looked as beautiful as ever--but that dress was awful!

That Arnold Scassi dress is lovely! It very 60s! Girls don’t dress like that anymore…

me too.. gorgeous inside and out she was and always will be...

Love with a proper stranger Natalie wood

Phyllis Newman wasn't chopped spinach either!

No question about it. I was maybe 9 years old when West Side Story vale out and I immediately fell in love with her. She was my first screen crush.

I`ve said that one million times.

This was before she married second husband.

Totally agree.

Audrey Hepburn was better.

Yes she was attractive but her talent was even more so.

Too bad Wagner pushed her overboard.

@@audreymai2773 I don’t think so!! Never found her attractive, too skinny.

Same here John, love that movie so much. At that time in Hollywood, when there were a lot of heavily promoted big name actresses--I always thought she beat them all, hands down. No comparison. Everything about her was dazzling. My favorite actress of all time. There will never be another like her. Truly unique. I need to watch Splendor in the Grass again. It's been awhile.

I love her in this movie too 💙

Really?

@@erichvonmolder9310 Why not? (you seem quite soul less Erich. It 'is' possible to value & admire someone, keep their spirit alive even if the they have passed).

@@Dreamskater100 , Soulless, funny. Admire a strangers that was a good actress? You can, for sure based on her acting, but she is long dead and we are here now. Her spirit doesn't need to be kept alive, she doesn't need that, but for some reason people "need" that.

Me too.

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If she had been the permanent replacement for Dorothy Kilgallen after she died, this version might have continued for at least another year or two.

So true

Phyllis Newman was very beautiful, no doubt. Great face, great figure, her dress, her hair... spot on! If only her voice had been less squeaky and her speaking fashion less infantile. Such a contrast to the way Arlene presents herself. Classy and witty.

@Bruce Jimenez - Truer words have never been spoken! 👍 I miss class and good taste in entertainment.

I just posted a comment. I grew up with this show and I love Natalie Wood and her movies.

Very good movie,N.W. always consistently good .The book is quite good also.

Wagner killed her

Chris Barker she really was the most beautiful girl ever.

@@johndean4765 Sure was😢

Please Durkin All her features Were perfect AND she had the most beautiful eyes.Absolutely the most natural beauty unlike many celebrities these days who have needed cosmetic surgery to achieve nothing like the natural beauty of Natalie Wood and even better a natural million dollar smile.

Her eyes don't really look like that. That's all make-up.

​@@dennisduran8500El tontucio de siempre.

Easily.

I think your forgetting Rachel Welch

@@haggismuncher Raquel was, as Burt Reynolds once said, PLASTIC. She had breast enlargements and her huge hook nose was operated on to give her a more classic look. She had little, if any, talent. However, she remained scandal free, raised lovely children and today, in her 70's looks gorgeous!!

She was the only wood that didn't float...

lostintime86 You, are a fuc$ing idiot.

I never thought much of Newman. She never interacted with any of the shows guests when they came to shake her hand, just that big stupid grin

@@edmundpower1250 There is no disputing of taste. I saw her on many TV shows, and adored her, and grieve her passing. But that was 60 years ago....

Ok

Nurse Grace It worked for me! I had a crush on Natalie since the age of 13.

It's an amazing dress!

How sad women do not dress like ladies any more!!!

I was to jump Schwarzenegger

I agree. Her hesitation says a lot about her. As beautiful as she was, she appears to be humble not conceited.

She totally stalled and pondered it like she actually had to assess if she was pretty or not. Her humility makes her even more gorgeous!! What a little cutie puff she was 🥰🥰🥰🥰

A very intelligent and well-spoken lady.

@@dzanier she sure was. with beauty, a fantastic personality, and a beautiful laugh. I can't imagine a male not falling for her in -2 seconds.

@@mjp96 agreed. She was adorable in many different ways.

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@Joon Bugg 🌿Glad I watched this. I didn't realize how quick-witted and funny he was! "...I was a passenger!"

He was good in everything he appeared in. I especially remember him in "We're No Angels."

He was delightful here.

Ustinov he was more than an actor, he was a huge giant global storyteller. He did a wonderful multi part story about the USSR so we we wouldn't kill each other. He also did wings of the red star, great series about Soviet aviation. What to we have today that's close? Stephen Fry, yeah that is the Ustinov of our era.

I bet she was...especially on the casting couch....Hollywood stars were/ARE HOES.....face the damned FACTS!!!!

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No doubt!

Sandra DiBiaso o9

I didn't know there was another part.

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WOULD YA? WOOD YA?

She was at her peak physically in this movie.

The eye witnesses including the captain came out years later with damning account for JR. They re-opened case in 2016. I cannot watch Hart to Hart.

The most beautiful woman born..PERIOD !

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Are you saying the Kardashians are not Classy? :)

yes

How about Deal or No Deal?

No near-profanity etc.

... quite angelic.

They need to re-open that case. Someone is protecting Wagner.

@@beaupianiste3738 She drowned -off the dock

Although we don't know for sure--I suspect it's true. For some reason I never could stand to see his face, because of what he may have done.

Yes, her death still doesn't set well with me. She was terrified of water and drowns? It makes no sense. She was smart and classy. I hope someday the authorities finally get it right, but think public opinion about it has managed to shun her husband especially since we don't see him much on the screen anymore!

Christopher Walken knows exactly what happened, but he dances around, hoping he can distract you with the ol' razzle dazzle.

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The world has changed, but (maybe) not in ways that I (would have) imagined.

Who isn't?

You are correct but sometimes gets too edgy and once John Daley’s demeanor changed dramatically, I forget what man went too far. Maybe Tony Randell

It was so funny when he said, "I wasn't driving. I was a passenger".

Ustinove was full of himself .arlene Francis was the true wit On show

@@hugoaniro8166 He wasn't full of himself he was Russian AND English. What a combination.

@@poetcomic1 Mr ustinove was known to have a hearty ego . I don't know if it had to do with his heritage but he was never timid about his opinions .

His comment about Mary Martin and crowded corridors flew right over their heads.

And good at the game as she figures the answer more than anyone else from what I have seen.

Why did she marry a nitwit like Gabel?

Very smart woman. Both her and Dorothy Kilgallen.

Arlene was sexy.

I concur in totality.

"I wasn't driving I was a passenger"

you mean fuggable?

@@markmauk8231 Show some class, perv!

@@tompaulcampbell calm down, idiot

Mark Mauk perv

@@markmauk8231 You should be saying that to yourself!

How did she not win "Splendor in the Grass"? I'll never get that one. I wasn't born yet but I watch it all the time.

Yes !

Quiz shows of today bear no resemblance to what they once were when people were elegant, gracious and polite. Watching this reminds me of that lovelier past.

I’m the youngest of five children too and I remember my parents watching these shows some. They never missed Lawrence Welk.

Great raconteur

He always struck me as a show off.

And always a member of the Roman Senate with his look,!

​@@peace-now👍👍

I've watched that many times and he was hilarious. Him with the snake !

@@kathybouziane5269 Just the dialogue alone from the three "Angels" was hilarious Kathy. And the snakes name was Adolphe! Lol. Think I'll watch it again.

Truman Capote I hope you will talk to him. If I had the chance I sure would.

B Wayland she's everything a man would want, I'm not buying this guy's story though

me neither, calling himself Truman Capote.

@@electriccreamman4977 Natalie was gorgeous, but clearly she had personal "issues", as most Entertainment people do, as most people do. You never know who people really are, what they have going on inside of them. Drinking, drugs, insecurity, abuse, etc.. Being in the limelight can be unbearable for many people. I know I wouldn't want it. I'm a very private person.

ask him, at the right moment. do it.

She died about 20 years ago, why bless her now?

@Aritosthenes , bless the people who are living and operating in our 3D world. She is perfectly fine.

she was quite special....a dish!

@@hairyscotman , you are showing your age.

I agree. 3D is the challenge, but only temporary.

Popular even at 10PM

@@suestephan3255 Bang-zoom To the Moon, Sue!

Abbott and Costello "translate" pretty well. So does George Burns. And Grocho Marx. I could go on - the old comedians were not nasty and crude like so many of them are today.