Great Race Premiere Interview Natalie Wood & Edith Head

[@deboraholsen2504]

I love how Natalie would do a little gush after she laughed. To me, this showed a measure of humility.

[@unknownme4134]

I am 74 now I remember I watched Natalie's movie titled SPLENDOR IN THE GRASS , her screen partner then was Warren Beatty. It was in the early 60's when the movie was shown in theaters. She was a very beautiful lady i liked most of all her black round eyes and then I met a woman with the same set of eyes and yes I eventually married her to become my wife.

[@deboraholsen2504]

I love that you found and got to marry the woman you loved and desired. This has never happened to me! Still looking! :(

[@waelwael1912]

Natalie Wood eyes were light brown not black 😑

[@deb533]

Have this movie on DVD but it was always a favorite of mine when it came on TV when I was young

[@louisecobrea3920]

I loved Natalie Wood Easy to identifiy with her, she was a people person, very loving. Life was lived to the fullest, gave so much of herself.

[@louisecobrea3920]

She will always be missed

[@waelwael1912]

She's so classy ❤️❤️❤️

[@cherieluna9924]

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

[@briansmith9707]

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?

[@blackcatbooks64]

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