Natalie Wood

#1

Natalie Wood

Posted: 10/27/04 at 9:35am

anyone else on this board like her? i feel she was so underrated as an actress and isn't as appreciated as some other actresses from her era (i.e.: elizabeth taylor). anyone else here feel the same way?

Updated On: 10/27/04 at 09:35 AM

#2

re: Natalie Wood

Posted: 10/27/04 at 9:38am

Marquise, I'm just following you around the threads today...

What a pretty picture of her.
And, yes, I have always been a fan.

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#3

re: Natalie Wood

Posted: 10/27/04 at 9:38am

I agree. Natalie was stunning to look at and did some excellent work on film. Unfortunately I think she spent too much time in the gossip columns to truly get her due as an actress.

#4

re: Natalie Wood

Posted: 10/27/04 at 9:40am

Natalie was a huge star. She was a great actress and a great beauty. I have always loved her movies and loved her. What an amazing spirit. A good child actress who made the transition to adult without any bumps she was a graceful human being who left us too soon.

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#5

re: Natalie Wood

Posted: 10/27/04 at 9:51am

Does anyone besides me lose it everytime when, in "Splendor in the Grass", the teacher has her stand up in class and she starts to have her breakdown right there in front of everyone? I've watched that movie dozens of times and burst out crying at that scene everytime.

#6

re: Natalie Wood

Posted: 10/27/04 at 1:03pm

I need to revisit that film - I haven't seen it since I was very young and even then I may have missed part of it - it sounds like a great movie.

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#7

re: Natalie Wood

Posted: 10/27/04 at 1:07pm

her performance in "splendor in the grass" is my absolute favorite and Nipper, that scene gets to me everytime! i have it on dvd and always try to watch it on her birthday.

#8

re: Natalie Wood

Posted: 10/27/04 at 1:23pm

The first thing I think of regarding Natalie Wood is "Inside Daisy Clover," in the scene where she freaks out inside a booth while trying to dub her singing. I thought it was extraordinarily well done.

#9

re: Natalie Wood

Posted: 10/27/04 at 1:36pm

She was sOoooooo gorgeous!

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#10

re: Natalie Wood

Posted: 10/27/04 at 1:44pm

I loved her and I was lucky enough to get to meet her as a very small child. I was friends with her daughter Courtney and when I would go to play at their house she would be the nicest mom! It is so sad what happend to her, her death ruiend those kids.

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#11

re: Natalie Wood

Posted: 10/27/04 at 1:47pm

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re: Natalie Wood

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#15

re: Natalie Wood

Posted: 10/27/04 at 1:49pm

I love her, I've always loved her. I wanted to BE her when "I grow up" as a kid.

I even did a speech about her when I was in the 7th grade...only I was the only person who knew who she was.

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re: Natalie Wood

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re: Natalie Wood

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re: Natalie Wood

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re: Natalie Wood

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#21

re: Natalie Wood

Posted: 10/27/04 at 1:54pm

It's always a tragedy when people like Natalie, Johnathan Larson, Judy, even Mozart leave us too soon.

#22

re: Natalie Wood

Posted: 10/27/04 at 1:57pm

yes...she was so beautiful.

#23

re: Natalie Wood

Posted: 10/27/04 at 1:57pm

my personal favorite

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And hang on, when did you win the discus?

#24

re: Natalie Wood

Posted: 10/27/04 at 2:02pm

The above picture was taken around the time of her passing. she was only 42 years old. so young!

#25

re: Natalie Wood

Posted: 10/27/04 at 2:05pm