TCM Tribute to Natalie Wood

[@TheCluelessOne022]

One of my dad's favorite actresses.

[@FredPickett]

One of the best We ever had/R.I.P. Ms. Natalie.

[@blessOTMA]

Gone waaaaaaay too soon.

[@joserety1100]

best actress

[@elijahrose2144]

Real jem👑💯

[@moboutmen]

Those eyes.....

[@Expectadorable]

Gracias.

[@angelina604]

I think he had a crush on her.

[@veronicahairston9118]

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[@songbirdy]

This Property is Condemned was a much better character for her than Daisy Clover and he starred with her in both of them..... Wonder why he didn't talk about the former movie?

[@kandisk]

Teresa Gib ...Natalie’s daughter Natasha said Daisy was her favorite role... She did voiceovers throughout the entire film that were edited out, that really change the tone of the film. I can see how Daisy would have been her favorite character to play.

[@jasondavis6890]

She's great in both of them. Inside Daisy Clover is such an underrated movie. I'm glad he mentioned it.

[@SpiritMQ]

I liked both the movies... and I've recently watched them for the first time when I was exploring classics... Fell in love with both Robert Redford and Natalie Wood. I think they were great together in both the movies. Probably he mentions Daisy Clover because it was his first movie with her... This Property is Condemned has become one of my favourite movies ever... It's such a powerhouse performance and these two together were magnetic. I just wish that they had worked together in more movies... Redford and Wood-- one of the best cinematic pairings ever that I watched ❤❤

[@sjcohen4444]

As a child she was an incredible actress. Not so much as she matured. Didn't Harvard name their worst actress award for her?

[@num1Jaysta]

SJ Cohen Well Harvard is stuck up. She was in multiple hit movies as an adult, and nominated for several Oscars for her acting.

[@Delphi333]

That's more a reflection of the film rather than the actors in a film - I'm assuming you're referring to their Lampoon awards?

[@jaymesguy239]

Harvard's Lampoon awarded her the "Worst Actress of 1966" award. They didn't specify a movie. She made history by (reputedly) being the first star to publicly accept the award and make a joke of it.

[@jasondavis6890]

As an adult she was a legendary, iconic actress. Pity you missed out. Who cares what some random Harvard undergrad seeking attention wrote in the school newspaper 50+ years ago?

[@Laura-ox2lq]

The Harvard Lampoon also named the following the "Worst Actors/Actresses of the Year": Marlon Brando, Julie Andrews, Jack Nicholson, Sidney Poitier, Kirk Douglas, Leslie Caron, Jane Fonda, Charlton Heston, Burt Lancaster, Elizabeth Taylor, and many more legends. I'd say Natalie is in some pretty damn good company. That award is nothing more than a joke that was created to garner some attention. And look, here we are decades later talking about it.

[@joserety1100]

best actress