Producer Marty Jurow just said, "it was done in 70mm, Panavision technicolor...". I was under the assumption "the Great Race" was shot on 35mm Panavision 2.40:1. Is there a 70mm version of this movie?

4:53 "She kept falling in the ocean." EDITH NO

Go away, Natalija, go home!! You're no good!

God, this woman was so pretty and talented... you'd think guys would treat her like a queen. I guess they didn't see it that way!🫤

What's the deal with Benny kissing Natalie so much?

Wow a five minute introduction.

She was both gorgeous and adorable.

why the hell is peter running this story? he’s stiff fake & arrogant!!!

a fair retrospective with a great deal of high drama. I feel for her 3 daughters! I question her death!

That was clearly not an "accident".

I was watching until I heart '' accidentally slipped''. Well, I don't think so!! I hope one day this truth comes to light despite what daddy's girls like to think!

Natalie was and is my favorite actress. I remember when I heard of her death, I could not believe it. I was so sad, like I lost a dear friend. Rest in peace Natalie and God bless her daughters. ✝️❤️🌼

West Side Story is always burned in my mind thanks to Natalie Wood.

Robert pushed her off their boat!

have been reading a bio and she suffered. Her mother was awful but Nat she was such a tender, kind person. I can see what she was trying to say through so many of her films.

Happy 85th Birthday Natalie Wood! July 20, 1938 Rest In Peace.

She was a great sport. The award for worst actress had been re-named the "Natalie Wood Award" ever since in her honor. She also was awarded The Elliot (the 6'9" Lampoon member Elliot dressed in an Oscaresque gold lame wetsuit and swimming cap that you see standing to her side). That was still the biggest crowd of any of the public celebrity roasts on the steps of the castle. John Wayne's triumphal invasion of Cambridge in a Mass. National Guard personnel carrier in 1974 to answer a dare by the Lampoon who insulted him in challenge "You aren't so tough!" was maybe as well attended. He did get drunk and dance of the dining table as he too was a normal good sport. Decades ago, the annual "Movie Worsts" (which started around 1939) made headlines across the country. Sincere fans of actors and actresses who were lampooned would send nasty and threatening letters and telegrams to the Lampoon. The Andrews Sisters, who were awarded the "most frightening act" award wrote in the papers that "next year, we will scare them to death!". However, the Lampoon men were gentlemen and graciously hosted USC drum majorette and actress Marjorie Woodworth, who had been chosen "Most promising actress" to a dinner party in 1940. (In her film "All-American Coeds", there is a shout out to the Lampoon). Other categories included the "American Dairy Producers Award" (for the director who milked as much out of a franchise as possible) and "The Arrested Oblation Award" to Jerry Lewis (every year!). The Lampoon was also part of the heavyweight boxer Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom film "Harvard, Here I Come" (1941) where he inadvertently accepts an insulting award from a Lampoon president at his famous nightclub that sets off a vicious cycle of revenge. Fun fact: Humorist Robert Benchley, Class of 1912 and president, won an Oscar for best film short "How to Sleep" (1935). He originally tried to join the staff as a cartoonist but member Gluyas Williams (1911) advised him that writing comedy (which was harder) was his forte. Williams, who became one of the greatest cartoonists for the New Yorker 1926-1955, collaborated with Benchley on many of his books. Both of Benchley's sons, Robert Jr. and Nathaniel were Poonsters and I think Nathaniel cartooned pretty well. A grandchild, Peter, wrote 'Jaws" (a non-humor book)

Ha! I like the end statement of "This program was taped before a live audience with reaction technically augmented." For those who don't know, it means live audience with a bit of laugh track. Something that even George Burns liked to do for the "George Burns & Gracie Allen (Television) Show."

I love how he tells their story, their friendship and the wonderful Natalie Wood

Natalie deserved

Heart breaking

I was born on this exact day

You'd sure never guess from the movie itself that they were having such fun making it.

I love Natalie Wood and I cry for two weeks when she died I still can't believe that hasn't cell which I kind of know kind of cool about it not say nothing but we know what when I'm so anyways this guy since you were in the end the Great race was so fantastic I just would like to get a couple of them is it possible

We will never know for certain when Natalie actually passed away. The rescue crew wasn't called over to the island until 8 AM on November 29, 1981, so she couldn't have been pronounced dead until then. She might well have passed away on the night of the 28th (we still don't know the actual details), but for the sake of actual facts her death certificate will read the 29th, which is also in line with many Natalie Wood fan sites.

That cop getting an autograph from Natalie is lil too close.

This is good! The old woman with shotgun from Clint Eastwood movie with the monkey, north Hollywood palomino club. Lol!

Anybody else floored by how Natalie literally died in dark water which the gypsy woman foretold she should avoid?

Ironically, "PLAYHOUSE 90" was cancelled in May 1960, after a final series of "occasional" presentations that season.

The absence of the left channel sound feed still didn’t stop me from not watching this entire film. I find this story fascinating, to say the least.

Her mother should have known better than to send her beautiful 17 yr old daughter to a womanizing actor’s hotel room! Recipe for disaster! It wasn’t her fault that her daughter was raped, but it was her fault for putting her daughter in a questionable situation!!

I always thought her to be very beautiful. I was very sad the day she died.

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My favorite ❤️❤️ ❤️ sliver screen actress I have seen All of her movies with the exception of Bob CarolTed and Alice Farhana 💕 Rahman

So sad, we will love you forever Natalie....RIP

Robert Wagner sucked. She was too good for that loser.😢😢😭

I know those children and Robert were thankful for a dedication to them. Great biography of Natalie Woods.

Beautiful! Thank you!

Beautiful Woman and family ..so Talented too ...this was so well put together ..Thanks for posting .

She Died 40 Years Ago

She so beautiful

Her real name is Natalia Zakharenko - she is Ukrainian

Legends never die diamonds are forever xxx

The most genuine Beautiful lady . I'll Always admired her. For beauty talent . Everything she did So amazinly beauty..

Still miss her! She could have had a wonderful life!!

Exquisite. Natalie Wood was just Exquisite.

This premonition is almost as bad as the fox series in 1999 where the plane just averted the world trade center. Talk about coincidences? I would go play the lottery.

What a beautiful soul!💕

She was so wonderful I love her

Icon taken too young,,,