Natalie Wood, talks about her boat and says, “It is easy on the boat.”

I interviewed Natalie on October 13, 1979, in Flagstaff, Arizona, two years before she died. She was promoting the movie "Meteor" which also starred Sean Connery and Brian Keith. She talked about her split from Robert Wagner and how they got back together. I had not seen the video since it aired in 1979, until today. I had chills when she talked about the boat. Natalie died on November 29, 1981, two years after this interview. The cause of death was "Drowning and other undetermined factors". She had been on the boat, named “Splendor”, with Robert Wagner and Christopher Walken, off Santa Catalina Island. It was never determined how she entered the water.
She was known for her screen roles in Miracle on 34th Street, Splendor in the Grass, Rebel Without a Cause, The Searchers, and West Side Story. She first worked in films as a child, then became a successful Hollywood star as a young adult, receiving three Academy Award nominations before she was 25 years old.
As a teenager, her performance in Rebel Without a Cause (1955) earned her a nomination for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress. She starred in the musical films West Side Story (1961) and Gypsy (1962), and received Academy Award for Best Actress nominations for her performances in Splendor in the Grass (1961) and Love with the Proper Stranger (1963). Her career continued with films such as Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice (1969) and many more.

[@missb1464]

So beautiful and I love hearing her speak. She had a lovely demeanor, just so classy and approachable at the same time. Rip beautiful.

[@Tonetwisters]

Boy howdy. So hope she knows Jesus ...

[@patricias5122]

What an intelligent woman she was; you hear so much about her beauty and her talent, but few mention what an incredibly bright, well-read woman she was. Rest in peace.

[@ARosethatBloomsinEarlyMay]

I read an article that says Natalie read a lot of books in a week.

[@tamarafields5703]

I felt that very same way listening to this. She is very well rounded, informed and well spoken. She answered each question intelligently as well as always keeping the answers positive when the interviewer was really trying to get her to agree or confirm all the negative commentary about life in the film industry. She is lovely! Beautiful Soul.

[@omegaman1409]

Even into her 40s she looked amazing. What a beautiful soul she was.

[@waelwael1912]

Not like today actress and actress are all a bag of plastic 😑

[@katjay3125]

40s are young..lol

[@NPCHSN]

meh.

[@LoveFlatfootin1]

I wish young people would listen to her elegant speech patterns. No "like" after every two words. No annoying valley girl "up talking." The studios provided speech training to the stars because they knew that the way a person speaks contributes to their charisma and attractiveness. The way people speak today makes them sound like idiots.

[@SandraLovesSun]

I agree. Kim Catrall has a similar style of training, I would assume, if you have seen her in any interview.

[@KetogenicKim]

I was just thinking the same thing!

[@Nick-wn1xw]

For the most part they are idiots.

[@derekseven1647]

Every woman should speak the way she does she is so elegant and beautiful always has been.

[@johnchase4408]

👏👏👏

[@eweiner14]

She was the most beautiful woman ever. She should have lived a long, wonderful life.

[@tomvenam8203]

@The Bold and the Beautiful Already old? Natalie was about 40 here!

[@misserin3371]

There was something very magical about her. So much warmth, beauty, talent, and charm. Simply the best.

[@autumnleaves-77]

Natalie was such a lovely person, and comes across so well in interviews, giving thoughtful, insightful responses. Beautiful lady xx

[@charlestongirlforever1584]

What an absolutely beautiful and genuine woman. I could listen to her talk and share her personal ideas, for days. She died way too soon! She’s been dead almost as long as she lived. Tragic!!

[@MrMoonlightmile]

A picture of Natalie has adorned my wall where ever I have lived for the past 38 years . Beauty personified...

[@marciamatteini7604]

My walls too! Natalie was and is my favorite actress

[@onirannam]

What Becomes A Legend Most? Blackglama poster on mine.

[@yonandonibadiola]

Not only stunningly beautiful and full of talent but she oozed CLASS!

[@Fred-gv3kh]

I hear you brother. Hard to imagine her twerking to WAP, or playing with herself onstage like Miley Cyrus, isn't it?? She never even bitched and wailed about feminism, in a loud and aggressive way like so many women were beginning to do in the 70s. Like Linda Ronstadt, I just never got the feeling that she hated men, or felt "oppressed" by society the way so many of today's low-classed "stars" do.

[@derekseven1647]

I can listen to her speak all day. Gorgeous, what a woman.

[@michaelhillman4654]

During my childhood and my time as a young adult this was the most beautiful and gracious woman that I had seen on the screen. When I heard that she had died on that terrible day in November of 81, I was broken hearted. RIP Natalie.

[@swh103163]

She left the boat the night before to stay at the lodge on shore. That was why she had been drinking all day. walken and wagner went the next day and met up with her and they hung out at the bar.

[@rhondablack8079]

She had bruises all over her body and on her face. Robert Wagner dragged her across the deck and threw her in the water

[@jerrydeansiddenjr2233]

My Father drowned in a fishing accident not long after Natalie's death. I was a kid at the time...and a Natalie Wood fan. AFter Dad's death, I sent Robert Wagner a letter (via his tv show Hart To Hart)...telling him how much I loved Natalie...and also how my Father died. A few weeks later an envelope arrived....with a beautiful signed photo of Natalie, sent by Robert Wagner. It was a very kind gesture....and made this sad kid just a little less sad.

[@eileenprose8472]

Jerry...What a nice thing to share. It is so sad that you lost your father but I can understand how the gesture from Robert made you feel better. Thank you so much for watching and for sharing something so personal. Blessings......

[@linanicolia1994]

Good PR from his part.

[@johnrogers9481]

Quite a story Jerry. Sorry about your dad.! It's great that you reached out to R. Wagner. I guess you were connecting to him, to ease your pain. He lost a love on the ocean. Whatever the truth of Natalie's death, I don't know. , but what a kind thing to you from Wagner. I'm glad it helped you out. I totally loved Natalie Wood.

[@6foot8jesuspilledpureblood82]

Jerry Dean Sidden Jr sad to inform you but Robert Wagner MURDERED Natalie

[@linanicolia1994]

well, he is an actor and he knew such a gesture would not go unnoticed. Made him look kind and considered.

[@paula3599]

"It was good fortune" Words that break my heart. God bless her may she rest in peace and have justice.

[@randyheslop3129]

Paula Ford 44

[@anjinsanx44]

He probably threw her overboard

[@narellecox2028]

So very sad, Natalie was so young. What an impressive woman. Beautiful, articulate, and down to earth. RIP Natalie.

She was soooo talented and sooooo beautiful. Her death was tragic.

[@mikemouse5299]

Thank you.I never realized this side of her.She was not only beautiful,but a smart articulate lady.Her honesty is refreshing.

[@mickeygreenberg9594]

If I had a time machine, Natalie would be here.

[@margaretlouiseable]

And Liz

[@82luft49]

When I was a teenager had a deep crush for Ms. Wood. Now in my senior years (74), the cush still's there.

[@lucianakueker3634]

She was so pretty.☺

[@elissaschornstein9399]

She was such a classy Lady. Charming, intelligent and so beautiful. Miss and love you Natalie. ❤

[@clareons]

She's still got that dazzling smile that would kill anyone up close and personal lol. What a beautiful soul she was with an equally beautiful face. In her younger days she reminds me a lot of my mum. R. I. P xx

[@CJeanneMarie]

What a great interview and a wonderful woman and actress. Thanks.

[@roberta.lofgrenjr.9182]

C Jeanne-Marie, Yes I agree! She was a great actress and a wonderful woman.

[@camilleciampa7410]

She was absolutely gorgeous, intelligent, classy and a great, great actress! 💕

[@ChrisAcheson]

I like her point of view: The fault lies in “the family unit and not Hollywood.” She was excellent in Splendor in the Grass (1961) with Warren Beatty.

[@mjp96]

should have won an Oscar for that incredible performance.

[@tzmicr]

Natalie wood is a gorgeous woman!!! and an incredible actress!!

[@eileenprose8472]

We met in a Meteor crater in Flagstaff, AZ. She had taken the train from Los Angeles as she was afraid of flying. She was exhausted but such a nice person. Absolutely flawless beauty. Thank you for watching!

[@linanicolia1994]

WAS

[@stevebradnam8804]

tzmicr WAS

[@washington3763]

Eileen Prose If I ever met her in person I would never let her go! I`ve been in love with her since I was a little kid and I`m almost sixty now and I love her even more.

[@Lantanana]

What a beautiful woman! This makes me think she would be delightful to know!

[@rockyjez6357]

What a beautiful person...she was lost way before her time. Rip 😥

[@chrismcevoy2503]

Happy Belated 80th Birthday Natalie Wood!

[@cyrilculton1181]

She was so beautiful both inside as well as out. Such a tragic loss. I use to go to Catalina often & usually stayed in two harbors. The same marina where Natalie drowned. I always thought about her & what must have happened that sad night. I'm so glad they are reopened the case. It never seemed like justice was served and that someone got away with killing her. I hope, for her sake, justice is finally served. Rest in peace Natalie.

[@MJ-oi5wb]

especially after seeing HOW MANY BOATS WERE NEARBY. It's amazing

[@karennaumann6378]

She is soo amazing. To survive to much to die too young. So sad. She was smart, beautiful, full of light and love! "Against All Odds". Blessings to her and the Families. :(

[@ChristelleNicole1]

I adore Natalie Wood!!!!! She s my idol!

[@eileenprose8472]

She was very special. Thanks for watching, Christelle.

[@stevebradnam8804]

Don't lie.

[@Melinda8162]

Christelle Lilly Mine too. In fact, I've never even seen a photo where she didn't look lovely!! She was just gorgeous!

[@davidd6218]

Still loved, I hope she is at peace.

[@sohooded]

She was so lovely and so nice.

[@lynnwaters2557]

I love her response in regards to her children and I hope they were able to gain those things. Very delightful person.

[@classictv80]

Thank you so much for sharing this, Eileen. It's been nice reading about your remembrances of the day you interviewed her. Besides being a beautiful Hollywood legend... It's well established that Natalie was a very intelligent and endearing woman. This interview proves nothing less and was very well done. Such a very sad & tragic loss it was, but she did inspire her daughters so positively and so many other persons.... she will never be forgotten. If you ever find anymore footage, please share... thank you,

[@eileenprose8472]

Thank you so much for your lovely words. I agree with everything you said about Natalie. I will add that she worked so hard all of her life...to have it end with her dreaded fear of water is so unthinkable. I am uploading my interviews everyday and would love you to check out my channel. Thanks again for this. Best to you...

[@JerrySaraviaCinema1895]

@@eileenprose8472 Good interview, working on a video project about her so I am looking at any and everything. This is one of the best interviews.

[@eileenprose8472]

Jerry Saravia Thank you for your kind words. I am glad that you found the interview. She was truly one of a kind! Blessings......

[@JerrySaraviaCinema1895]

I finally finished that video, u can check it out if u like if you click on my profile , it is called Natalie Wood: Bright Colors.

[@SandySaunders9142]

Thank you for posting. My mother drowned too. So tragic.

[@kellyeson9506]

She’s such a gem. My favorite actress of all time. She was just so down to Earth and lovely. Beautiful spirit, both inside and out. Forever an icon, Natalie. RIP🤍

[@jhhone]

Natalie's role in "Meteor" was better than most female roles in action movies where women only exist to augment the leading men!

[@amiek9269]

2018 Their finally looking at him as a person of interest. Well it's about time. I loved her.

[@amiek9269]

Roger Martin I meant I loved her.....I believe he was a sociopath.

[@Awiwi-ti899]

Amie Knudson *** he still is.

[@sarahgodwin6618]

Amie Knudson Please were you there ! ? Don't you think that Christopher Walken and the Captain would have said at the time that he killed her!!?? Our Judicial System presumes innocence until a person is proven guilty . It seems that Americans have forgotten that!!

[@thewanderingamerican5412]

Wagner killed her and Walken was complicit at the least. Another case of "disposing of your wife" as it had been done for thousands of years and still continues today - despite fame or money; from the trailer park to the mansion. Women always pay the price.

[@ElectedOfficial1]

Amie Knudson Witnesses from another boat stated they heard Natalie in the water crying for help but they couldn't see her and no one wanted to jump in the water because it was too cold, to save her. This tells me that RJ didn't kill her, at least before she got in the water. Otherwise she wouldn't have been screaming for help. And none of the three men on board heard her so that tells me she had wandered far away from the yacht .

[@linanicolia1994]

I see her and hear her wise comments and I think she is in a fabulous place where her own energy has matched with the likes of other beings that are on her level. I would expect her regrets to have been not to raise her girls, but ironically, Wagner did a good job at it . His kids love him, so, Natalie is at peace, knowing it, instead of wishing for justice. It is not in the hands of the humans , living on this planet. Maybe we need to let it be. It will be handled by the will of the Source/God. No one escapes any ill acts, so, we may want to let it go, at that.

[@factsmatter8667]

How could you possibly think she's at peace having been murdered by Wagner? What a sick thing to say. Two out of three daughters are a mess. I don't know about his daughter

[@lisabullock7461]

She was such, a wonderful woman, beautiful, classy, talented, Great Mother, Wife, Daughter, friend coworker 💞🌹❌⭕❌⭕Rest in Eternal Peace

[@madgary5827]

I sure miss her. Pure quality

[@ElectedOfficial1]

Don't forget, the captain was there as well. Out of all three, no one knew how she died, other than drowning.

[@dalehall2067]

Terrible things happen when you’re drinking

[@davidmg1925]

She strikes me she was a very nice person.

[@channelfogg6629]

Part of her beauty is in her intelligent hesitancy when she speaks.

[@jackieizzo2820]

She seemed like a very sweet lady, very sad what happened to her. R.I.P. Natalie

[@darlahkelley9800]

Love to You Natalie Wood❤

[@linniem5982]

I believe the yacht or boat belonged to Robert. That is why he told Natalie to get off of his boat that night.

[@swimlaps1]

My mom liked NatalieW. They were the same age & spoke in/same manner! Each generation has a style, tone.

[@SRR0820]

Adore her, forever & always. I still believe in justice, and know she’ll get her’s one way or another. And If nothing else, at the very least, she’s in the company of best people this worlds ever known

[@wassiswallylokhankin191]

Thank you Natalie. Спасибо вам.

[@anneteller3128]

I was going to comment on her accent as well. I was going to point out that she didn't take the Hollywood taught Transatlantic accent (they called it because it was supposed to appeal both to American and British audiences) to the extreme. A lot of the stars of that generation ended up sounding like they were faking a diluted British accent instead. I appreciate that Natalie didn't try to keep that accent up for the cameras in the interview but was just fine talking in her own accent which sounded much more relatable and authentic.

[@dreamerqueennotunderthemachine]

well said!

[@dianamoody7251]

She was so beautiful.

[@joannaleitch]

Rebel Without A Cause my fav movie - James Dean and Natalie Wood my fav Actor and Actress - may they both rest in peace

[@despinak9720]

Me too! Awesome movie!

[@chriscanale9535]

Natalie beautiful

[@Ladybohio]

She had a very lovely accent , I'm so sorry for her, she doesn't seem very comfortable during this interview, but maybe I'm wrong. Her daughter, Natasha inherited the beauty from her mom. RIP ❤️

[@transcendcapitalism]

she is completely mesmerizing. i can't think of another performer ever who has drawn me in like this. i just keep wanting to watch her eyes

[@paullinnane4396]

Omg she is soo pretty looking, very beautiful, lovely face, hair eyes. Beautiful smile That lights you up

[@deborahbushard6913]

It is easy on the boat. Hmm ,I notice in every photo of Nat on the splendor,she's having fun and totally relaxed

[@shaqadshaul2431]

What a beautiful, beautiful, woman!!!

[@superjeffstanton]

The last movie she was working on was released two years after a death in 1983 the movie "Brainstorm" come out if anyone would like to add further information about this movie please Google it it was very fascinating it was about extreme high technology like impaled through that was being put out by the US government and this Studios did everything they could at least I wonder why? It also starred Christopher Walken.

[@kelliestevens5887]

What an elegant and beautiful woman ❤️

[@sweetrose813]

She wanted her kids to have honesty and a sense of humor. She was taught not to be honest to please people

[@charleshonig7080]

Beautiful, charming and intelligent Women, terrible tragic loss.

[@Amphitera]

I thought a lot about what happened to her, read all the witness' reports and stories. I'm usually good to get to the bottom of mysteries, but I'm still unsure in this case. Fact is, they were all very drunk. Thus impaired memory + judgment. She probably did fall in accidentally during the row with her husband, and he, being angry, decided to just leave her in for a while to "teach her a lesson", then misjudged the situation at how quickly someone would die in really cold water. At any rate, his unwillingness to search for her led to her death and thus he is complicit no matter how it happened.

[@esateire]

Faewaterspirit, but he knew she couldn't swim. Pretty messed up if your guess is correct. I hope the authorities get to the bottom of this. Drowning...good God, how horrifying for her. I can't imagine leaving her there to drown. But, again, who knows. RIP, beautiful lady❤

[@bethpeters3187]

Beautiful woman. Loved her

[@brentlittle8075]

Wagner did it.

[@pauldavis4508]

Wagner and walken supposably gay caught in the act by Natalie on the yacht.

[@francoisfavreau769]

you're right and that's why they separated the first time cause he had gay affairs and that why they had the argument the night she died

[@gabrielab6133]

@@francoisfavreau769 how you know

[@susanb2015]

That is a rumour about Walken. He and Natalie were at a bar drinking since 11:am and Wagner was jealous.

[@linanicolia1994]

She was beautiful, intelligent and a great actress. Why was she attracted to questionable men ? we never know ....it cost her, her life.

[@jokerswildio]

Kinda eerie how she mentions the boat here.. .she reminds me of an aunt of mine who recently passed

[@barbaraobach]

The great Natalie Wood ahead of her time this was 40+ years ago when she said kids have it tougher and are Ecologicaly threatened

[@hardlyyoung3638]

her spirit charm and beauty have already far outlasted her boat ..also iconic in so cal & the waters off Catalina Island.. it's had a very hard life being passed around, possibly abandoned in Hawaii forgotten,..unlike Natalie or the tragedy they shared

[@ellitestar]

elegant articulate lovely and even got interviewed on my birthday October 13th, (what a treat). i was 8 or had just turned 8 on that day. nice 💦💜

[@dalehammond1704]

A nice interview but Natalie sounds a little too positive in light of alleged things that have come out since. This story fits into that frustrating category of events that frustrate us so very much because we're not at all sure the true story has come out. As a child of the 50's I still haven't gotten over the very odd circumstances sounding the death of George Reeves. And of course the big one...what really took place in the JFK assassination? All of these great mysteries, will the whole truth ever come out?

[@SuperAnnieq]

When I was a little girl, I used to want to be her and look like her when I grew up.❤️

[@christinerose4839]

She was extremely precious woman

[@rickcanton4421]

And now Robert Wagner is a person of interest in this still-open case. Wow.

[@swh103163]

everyone that was in the cove is a person of interest. The DA was asked if Wagner was a suspect and he said no. Even if someone dies in your house of natural causes while you are there you are a person of interest. Ask any lawyer or 1st-year law student.

[@swh103163]

Each new D A reopens the case to get publicity. They did it all the time with Marilyn Monroe.

[@sleepingvolcano7524]

I still believe Wagner accidentally knocked her off

[@6461791]

Natalie was so beautiful and so talented!!!! What a loss...

[@tur74d56]

I like the movie . For 1979 it was a fine film with big stars in it

[@deborahbushard6913]

See how in love she was ,,she glows when speaking of her lover RJ & their family

[@deborahbushard6913]

So pretty,I love how she stops the interview pro

[@jeffreyjohn1691]

Such an elegant beautiful woman

[@teachgold]

Sad to see her age and the toll it took in her face. She was at obvious odds with Wagner and it showed. Too bad justice wasn't served.

[@PungiFungi]

There vids on KZbin showing Natlaie frolicking in the ocean in some rather large waves...it appears she is not as phobic of the water we are all lead to believe.

[@blueberrycobbler]

PungiFungi she stated in an interview that she was afraid of deep, dark water.

[@carolreid5405]

A memorable actress whose every part and every movie since her childhood.

[@tzmicr]

you are welcome! you know I've read through a medium that Natalie wood said of what happened that night and Robert Wagner let her drown that night they were having problems with there marriage she wanted off the boat and he was with her he hit her multiple times and pushed her in the water!! He is very jealous of her career! I believe it was Natalie coming through the medium!! He lied and not enough evidence to really convict him!! He was not a nice person as people think he was.

[@linanicolia1994]

It is exactly how I see it , as well. I am an empath but not a medium, that I know of. Maybe I need to work on that possibility......in the meantime, I just want facts, then the picture comes up.

[@sohooded]

I agree. II don't know how she got in the water, fell or pushed. But new witnesses and the Captain tell of the drunken, furious argument on the back of the boat, then silence. Wagner waited 3 hours coordinating everyone's story, lawyering up, knowing all the while how Natalie dreaded the dark water, and that she was probably dying. It is unforgivable.. His unfathomable negligence killed her.

[@lucianakueker3634]

tzmicr mediums are not of God.

[@robingagan6288]

tzmicr I don't think she got off the boat on her own as she was afraid of water

[@saiyongdawn7756]

tzmicr Be careful when interacting with mediums in this way. Sometimes familiar spirits of the underworld speaks through them. Seek instead God through His word, the only Spirit we need contact with.

[@Mulberry2000]

It was not luck she go back with Robert Wagner, it was dam bad luck. He has questions to answer about her death.

[@Mulberry2000]

@history account she died in suspicious circumstances and it was bad luck she got back with him.

[@anaisr.s.6645]

Such a class, intelligence, kindness, ...What a waste ...She talks such good things about him ...He did not deserve it. And HE SHOULD BE IN JAIL !

[@CR055FIRE]

R'd by Kirk Douglas and M'd by Robert Wagner. What a trooper.

[@invisiblematrixx761]

I still watch re-runs of the tv series Hart to Hart , with Robert Wagner and Stephanie powers, in an 1993 interview powers did admit that her and Wagner had a special Relationship, When you work 14 hours a day with the same person for years you can't help but bond together in a special way. She lost her husband ,man or whatever, Wagner lost Natalie in 1981 I believe hart to hart debuted around 1979 so it makes you wonder! Stephanie powers had him on fire on the set if you pay attention to some of the episodes. Just listen at some of their scripts . Lol.😎😁😜

[@SuperMinion-vy1hk]

Beautiful lady, lovely interview.

[@dakotahstr]

If she was terrified of water...then why did she buy a boat? Maybe she had some weird premonition or ?

[@konstantyk.3320]

Natalie made the transition from child star to "grown-up" actress and thus to fame by playing Judy to the immortal James Dean in Rebel Without a Cause ... She was just 16 but was no innocent, having concurrent affairs w/Nick Ray (director, age 42), Dennis Hopper (who was heartbroken), as well as Nick Adams --- Nat "go around"...Hollywood style..Nevertheless, I agree she was very intelligent and as fellow star Raddy McDowall said, " "She was the 'prettiest' girl he'd ever seen (reserving most beautiful to his pal Elizabeth Taylor , which of course was undeniable) ... Natalie's premature death was tragic and murder ... Wagner should've been imprisoned for his crime.

[@cinzanobianco1]

Class act and a beautiful woman her life was taken in 1981 we know who did it..rip Natalie Wood.

[@periperigord]

Sorry, Natalie, it was NOT 'good fortune' that you met Wagner again. You'd be alive today if you hadn't!!!

[@johnrogers9481]

Yeah. I felt the same. Too bad they met at a party and got back together.!!!

[@praytherosaryeveryday2709]

Weirdo

[@brianrussel6012]

(guest) Dear Siskin, we cannot assume that Wagner somehow precipitated Natalie's death. It could easily have been an accident, after a glossy evening , plus maybe a row? On a boat, anyone could skip or miss their footing in the dark...especially if drunk.. And if you are in that conditioning could easily drown. Those inside the boat might not have even heard a splash.... All so sad . On a brighter note, have you seen Natalie at a young age in the fiim , "Scudda Hoo, Scudda Hay"? ( it's a call to mules to "giddy-up" ) Natalie was so cute and funny as the scrawny little "busy - body", gathering and passing on information to the older folk. There's also a fleeting glimpse of a young Marylin Monroe, but " blink and you'll miss it !" ( at the church, all about to return home). I really enjoyed the film, had never heard of it before: it's here on You Tube somewhere... 😊

[@brianrussel6012]

(correction: I wrote " a boozey evening" and this tablet changed it to "glossy" ! )

[@brianrussel6012]

(also just spotted, the stupid tablet changed " condition" into " conditioning "!)

[@MrBeckenhimself]

Fear of water. Talks about how easy and peaceful it is on the boat.. Like I've written many times before fear and unwilling is not the same thing.

[@ccp0]

Maybe there’s a life where she gets to live to be an old woman, watch her babies grow up, & get the life she truly deserved. I will forever believe Wagner killed her, and Walken has always known the truth of what happened. Both of those men getting to grow old.. If only she was treated as the gem she was.

[@linanicolia1994]

she was nervous, playing with her jewelry and avoided straight answers. I expect she and Wagner split because he was abusive and also maybe because they were, both, playing the field.

[@karramclarty4166]

lina Nicolia probably true and he was in the closet and jealous of her career

[@k.w.3881]

robert wagner is a peice of shit he knows exactly what happened that night he killed her while they were arguing.An told the captain lets wait to see if she returns 8 hours went by before he notified any one.He got away with murder.

[@AraCod]

I think RJ got caught with Walken just like he did with some one in their living room before they were divorced.

[@nataliedeshow768]

Butter Bean well if she knew he was gay, then why did she remarry him?

[@Saturnrising272]

Beautiful soul.

[@brendaannedufaur6244]

this interview breaks my heart. such a beautiful woman, and wagner didnt really love her so she ended up dead in the very water she dreaded. wagner told the captain not to turn the lights on to teach her a lesson. wagner should pay the consequences.