What's My Line? - Natalie Wood; PANEL: Phyllis Newman, Peter Ustinov (Apr 24, 1966)

[@lauriebatyah7329]

Natalie Wood stunningly beautiful inside and out. My favorite actress of all time. What a loss for the world at such an early tender age of 43. ❤Natalie. Peace to you forever.

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[@rogerbianchini2982]

not likely much eternal peace if the theories about the circumstance of her death, as being knocked off the boat by an enraged husband, I believe it was, and left to drown -- but according to the coroner, put up a HUGE battle to survive ...... SAD story - a Hollywood mystery she'd been better off NOT to have starred in ......

[@lauriebatyah7329]

@@rogerbianchini2982 she will likely return as a beautiful woman or something akin to that and if in fact the accounts are true which I totally believe they are about Wagner, he will also get what he deserves.

[@stj971]

@Tessmage Tessera Supposedly it was he that was having the affair w walken

[@bumblbesss]

@Tessmage Tessera tough to believe anyone would be with Walken 🙂

[@kristinwright6632]

Love seeing the elegant tent dresses again. I was just a child in that era but my mother made me tent dresses I wore with my knee socks.

[@EM-yn1wd]

If you have never seen "Splendor in the Grass", then do it - Natalie Wood and Warren Beatty give such beautiful performances - she was the best actress on the planet - we miss you Natalie

[@mjp96]

Not so much for Warren Beatty - but this is Natalie's most finest moment. I don't know how she didn't win the Best Actress for this performance. I'm not emotional but I can't watch this film without tears - because of her acting.

[@joemartines3545]

Orson Welles said she was a brilliant actress...

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[@RepentfollowJesus]

Long but worth the read for the information...And don't forget, This Property is Condemned. And Inside Daisy Clover. She mentioned them, but they were great movies. I dont remember any of her other movies once she grew up. Except Splendor. Never saw her childhood acting. Mary Badham who played her little sister in This Property is Condemned had also played the part of Jean Louise Finch aka Scout in To Kill a Mockingbird. Another favorite movie of mine as a child. Natalie, as Alva Starr, in This Property is Condemned ,did a scene with Mary ( as Willie Starr ), where she told a whopper about going all the way to Memphis on a date to the Peabody Hotel for Dinner and Dancing and saw the little ducks they run in the halls to go swim in that little pond in the lobby. I didnt believe that was real because between her and Robert Redford ,who played Owen Legate, added another animal to the pond story. I was 8 or 9 when I first saw it. Well when we took a trip a few years back in my 50s to The Peabody Hotel after visiting a friend in Memphis. Being such a huge fan of Natalie's I absolutely HAD to stay at the Peabody Hotel ! Imagine my surprise when I found out they really did bring the ducks down in the elevator and walk them down a red carpet to the pond where they swam around !!! 🥰❤❤❤ Oh the Joy!!! I kind of tear up thinking back to that day. The other animal was NOT there ,of course lol. But the 2 rubber ducks, stamped Peabody Hotel , in cellophane in our room were most definitely purchased by me . Even their bathroom soap is in the shape of ducks. Absolutely wonderful breakfast. Classy dining room. I could have spent the day and evening and another night there just rambling around looking at antiques and the little museum. Sadly not 1 mention of Natalie . But I would have loved to try their lunch and dinner. To see the ducks, check what time they bring them down. Its in the morning so make sure you ask when you check in. And get up to the second floor balcony over the front desk side and get a good view of the pond and elevator. It was special to this older lady, because I had loved Natalie in that love story so much all my life and here I was where she, as her character, wanted to go so badly. I wonder if Natalie ever actually visited there or not. Do Valet parking unless you are very fit. You will get to walk across a glass elevated hallway from the parking garage to the hotel if you are up for it. Pretty views at night . Yes, I still have my pair of yellow duckies from the Peabody sitting in my bathroom at home. RIP Natalie . You were so beautiful and such a good actress and I know your sister Lana loved you dearly. Or is it Llana? She wrote a book or 2 about Natalie. I feel the way she has publicly stated she feels. But can't bring myself to read the book(s). I want to remember Natalie as young and beautiful and happy . God will take care of the rest. Oh my word! I just found out Mary Badham went to play in To Kill a Mockingbird after decades of having a normal life. And am tickled that she played Mrs.Duboise. lol Watch the movie and you will see why I laugh.

[@katarina1852]

Natalie’s distinctive laugh is enough to give her away without her saying a single word.

[@kellielaine5848]

Changing her voice, good - but cannot change that cute laugh. What a treasure she was and I have most every movie DVD in my collection and enjoy them regularly - to me, she is not gone. Natalie Wood - just wonderful.

[@peace-now]

Her patrents were Russian.

[@kellielaine5848]

@@peace-now So.

[@opale1572]

​@@peace-now Otro con Rusia.

[@mjp96]

She got caught with that laugh - which is so lovely and sultry oh dear-

[@Ozefan2580]

Did you see her in Ghost and Mrs. Muir?

[@sitbone3]

Many, many years ago I sat at the next table from her in a restaurant in L.A. She glowed. Nobody running up for selfies. Nobody bothering her during her meal. We used to live in a kinder and better time. I miss that.

[@martinleavitt6094]

👍

[@courtneywilliams5565]

Not even autographs?? Shocking especially in those days

[@janetharris4237]

I met her on my 33rd birthday, Sept 27, 1981, at Whompopper's Restaurant at Universal Sudios. She was there celebrating her daughter Natasha's birthday. Natalie introduced me to Natasha and she was very warm and friendly to me and wished me Happy Birthday. I was devastated when she died two months later.

[@dzanier]

There’s no way I would’ve bothered her during dinner, but had I finished before her and she was still at her table, I might’ve gone up to her and told her how much I love her movies. Interesting thing about Natalie Wood is that I think many people think that despite her beauty, there were many as pretty or prettier. There weren’t.

[@Vaginaninja]

Not all places on Earth are like that nowadays. The whole world isn’t American. Not yet

[@donnakowalski2622]

Natalie Wood was the most beautiful and stunning woman ever. So mesmerizing. The most amazing actress. Her eyes, her smile, her laugh, her face. My favorite actress and person ever. I will always and forever love you Natalie Wood ❤❤❤❤❤ Rest In Paradise Sweet Angel 💕 ❤ 👼🙏❤ 💕

[@mariarobayo5596]

Totally agree.

[@audreymai2773]

Audrey Hepburn was better.

[@bobair2]

Yes she was attractive but her talent was even more so.

[@keithhyttinen8275]

Too bad Wagner pushed her overboard.

[@nataliedeshow768]

@@audreymai2773 I don’t think so!! Never found her attractive, too skinny.

[@scottm8579]

Natalie was such a doll.

[@clifftrainor6774]

Ironically she was practically the size of one. Lol. And just as cute.

[@lloydkline3265]

Wow,pretty

[@normanduke8855]

That is exactly what I was going to write.

[@pecintajadul8421]

Exactly a barbie doll

[@nestorsuan2182]

Oh definitely!😊😊

[@SciFiArtman]

Gosh, I've always had such an intense crush on Natalie Wood! Her beauty, her strength, her vulnerability, her mysterious dark charm, and her playful sweetness - what an alluring complex blend, and intoxicating presence! RiP

[@mbblover]

me too.. gorgeous inside and out she was and always will be...

[@brucewayne8302]

Love with a proper stranger Natalie wood

[@dovbarleib3256]

Phyllis Newman wasn't chopped spinach either!

[@benoitpellet1657]

No question about it. I was maybe 9 years old when West Side Story vale out and I immediately fell in love with her. She was my first screen crush.

[@washington3763]

I`ve said that one million times.

[@helengushue8575]

She was a favorite actress of mine. Loved Natalie Wood in her movie Inside Daisy Clover. I truly missed her and very saddened by her peculiar drowning. It was nice to see her on this show. Definitely one of the REAL beauties on the planet!

[@Zee-et4rd]

I just posted a comment. I grew up with this show and I love Natalie Wood and her movies.

[@schmittyconstanz]

Very good movie,N.W. always consistently good .The book is quite good also.

[@barneygartner8416]

Wagner killed her

[@ikarooz]

Natalie Wood! My childhood Hollywood crush. She had amazing eyes. Miracle on 34th Street and Gypsy are two of my favs. May she RIP.

[@jayrowe6473]

Yes, those eyes.

[@bryanspindle4455]

I always loved Natalie Wood. I recently saw her in the movie Tomorrow ls Forever which l believe was her first credited screen appearance when she was about seven years old. She played an Austrian girl and spoke and sang with an Austrian accent. It was a beautiful performance that showed even then what a gifted and talented actress she would become.

[@pacificblue3955]

Natalie Wood is one of the most beautiful women to have ever graced this planet. ❤

[@chuckc7375]

I agree 100%

[@stanleylagod9424]

Her beauty has no match ever she is timeless in her beauty

[@KenFullman]

I very nearly married her. If it wasn't for the age difference and the fact she didn't know I existed, I'm sure things would have worked out just fine.

[@pacificblue3955]

@@KenFullman thumbs up on your comment. i felt the same way about Valerie Bertinelli.

[@mikeberg5003]

Good lord she is the most stunning actress ever.

[@Deedee5858]

Her giggle completely gave her away for me, one of a kind, just as she was in every way.

[@marilynwillett804]

I thought it did also.

[@katarina1852]

Totally!

[@johnvandehey7002]

She is simply stunning. And yes, Splendor in the Grass was my all-time favorite movie and have it saved on my PC's video list of movies. I'm 77 and cry every time I watch the last scene when she says her final goodbye to Warren Beatty (Bud Stamper) at his farmhouse.

[@margietucker1719]

Same here John, love that movie so much. At that time in Hollywood, when there were a lot of heavily promoted big name actresses--I always thought she beat them all, hands down. No comparison. Everything about her was dazzling. My favorite actress of all time. There will never be another like her. Truly unique. I need to watch Splendor in the Grass again. It's been awhile.

[@sesilek]

I love her in this movie too 💙

[@trwent]

Peter Ustinov was an absolutely incredible actor. He just chewed up every scene he was in. His performance in Spartacus even outshone those of giants like Douglas, Olivier, and Laughton.

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[@diananutt1517]

@Joon Bugg 🌿Glad I watched this. I didn't realize how quick-witted and funny he was! "...I was a passenger!"

[@thepepperlanders]

He was good in everything he appeared in. I especially remember him in "We're No Angels."

[@caracole5812]

He was delightful here.

[@NormAppleton]

Ustinov he was more than an actor, he was a huge giant global storyteller. He did a wonderful multi part story about the USSR so we we wouldn't kill each other. He also did wings of the red star, great series about Soviet aviation. What to we have today that's close? Stephen Fry, yeah that is the Ustinov of our era.

[@RepentfollowJesus]

When I was a child I thought Natalie was the most beautiful lady anywhere. She was one of my favorite actresses.

[@sheldonbodryn1003]

I used to be indifferent to What's My Line but now I'm thrilled to see these episodes, bringing back lots of nice memories. Natalie Wood was so good in so many movies. Inside Daisy Clover was a compelling, fascinating character study of a person on the verge of a breakdown. I will never forget that I happened to be camping in my VW Campmobile nearby on the cliffs overlooking that beach for a few days when I heard the news of her drowning. I looked to see if I could see anything from the shore.

[@lavenberry]

I still don't know how the panel can guess who people are. I never get tired of hearing about, reading about or seeing Natalie Wood.

[@Zee-et4rd]

I grew up watching this program. I respect them all. Natalie Wood is one of my top 5 favorite female actresses. Yes she starred in "Splendor in the Grass". I adore that movie .

[@nursegrace7492]

This was Natalie Wood's favorite dress. It was designed by Arnold Scaasi.

[@El_Ophelia]

Ok

[@charlesriver6628]

Nurse Grace It worked for me! I had a crush on Natalie since the age of 13.

[@AndrewMacLaine]

It's an amazing dress!

[@brigittebeltran6701]

How sad women do not dress like ladies any more!!!

[@FirstnameLastname-py3bc]

I was to jump Schwarzenegger

[@christopherbarker181]

I've loved her all my life; since I was a little boy and to this day she is the most beautiful soul I've ever seen! Someone robbed us and it hurts still.

[@johndean4765]

Chris Barker she really was the most beautiful girl ever.

[@christopherbarker181]

@@johndean4765 Sure was😢

[@Walterwhiterocks]

It's hard to take your eyes off Natalie. She was so beautiful and delightful.

[@stardustgirl2904]

Did you know she was Russian,born in the states to Russian immigrants

[@m.e.d.7997]

Sad ending to her life.

[@hairyscotman]

UTTERLY delightful....sweet young lady....

[@Lafayette320]

@@stardustgirl2904, I believe she was named Natasha at birth.

[@Scout81]

She certainly brought the house down when she walked in! Love to have seen that in color.

[@lindseyerin1557]

Wow, Natalie Wood was a knockout! The most beautiful lady ever!

[@y2daisy]

Yes she was very beautiful, and intelligent. RIP beautiful lady. 🌺💖🌺

[@aspenrebel]

@@y2daisy Yeah, and you can see her as a little girl then as a young lady. All grown up and so beautiful.

[@m.e.d.7997]

She really seemed to enjoy doing the show.

[@RobJazzful]

Just about...

[@ronaldcrenfro4637]

Ava Gardner

[@annakaminski4406]

What a joy to watch this show. Thank you.

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[@cynthiagraff8373]

My favorite all time actress. And what a beauty!

[@hughbetcha436]

Every time I see Natalie Wood I'm in love all over again!

[@erichvonmolder9310]

Really?

[@Dreamskater100]

@@erichvonmolder9310 Why not? (you seem quite soul less Erich. It 'is' possible to value & admire someone, keep their spirit alive even if the they have passed).

[@erichvonmolder9310]

@@Dreamskater100 , Soulless, funny. Admire a strangers that was a good actress? You can, for sure based on her acting, but she is long dead and we are here now. Her spirit doesn't need to be kept alive, she doesn't need that, but for some reason people "need" that.

[@waynejohanson1083]

Me too.

[@NJgateway]

Natalie Wood was luminous and glowing even in black and white!

[@XXthekingofyouXX]

She was so tiny but somehow larger than life.

[@freeguy77]

But that hideous dress did not show her off to her best, as she stunningly looked in "The Great Race" (1965), and her other film roles.

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[@margietucker1719]

@@freeguy77 You're right--she still looked as beautiful as ever--but that dress was awful!

[@Angel-ts8rc]

That Arnold Scassi dress is lovely! It very 60s! Girls don’t dress like that anymore…

[@jennifer_m.8613]

Her daughter Natasha (Gregson-Wagner) Watson has developed a fragrance line in Natalie's memory.

[@DominiqueFrancon]

My favorite Hollywood face. She was not only beautiful and talented, she was also very charming.

[@suestephan3255]

This was before she married second husband.

[@BernardGreenberg]

Natalie Wood was indeed a beautiful, talented screen goddess, but my heart here belongs to Phyllis Newman, who back then delighted regular watchers of these shows with her wit, vivacity, and cuteness, especially those who shared her New York and ethnic background. After a long and successful career, she passed away at 86 in 2019. In 1988, I was delighted to receive a personal reply from her, a postcard, when I sent her my reactions to her just-published autobiography ( _Just in Time_ ) and admiration. I miss her more than any of these others (I watched WML regularly "in the day"). "Those were the days".

[@edmundpower1250]

I never thought much of Newman. She never interacted with any of the shows guests when they came to shake her hand, just that big stupid grin

[@BernardGreenberg]

@@edmundpower1250 There is no disputing of taste. I saw her on many TV shows, and adored her, and grieve her passing. But that was 60 years ago....

[@trilby5546]

So many big stars on a small show.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@cerealaugher]

a natural beauty in Splendor in the Grass

[@rjperfetto584]

Agreed.

[@mjp96]

my favorite movie

[@carlweaver3243]

Natalie only got better with age. Too bad she passed soooo young. One incredibly beautiful and classy woman.

[@AltoonaYourPiano]

Natalie Wood was so beautiful! I love that these classic shows are on KZbin for everyone to enjoy. I'm especially thankful because a lot of these classic shows aren't shown on TV Land anymore. On a side note, I think Natalie Wood might be why I have a thing for women with short hair! I don't know why some people say short hair on women looks bad or unfeminine. I think her short hair looks really good on her here!

[@paullinnane8135]

She got whistles from the audience because she was soo geourgeous

[@kibundle]

I have vague memories of my parents watching this program, after I and my siblings went to bed. Because I was the youngest of five siblings, my usually strict parents tolerated me on the couch, falling asleep on my dear mother's arm. The talk in this show is intelligent and so soothing to listen to.

[@billiescott9799]

Yes !

[@virginiaboone8163]

Quiz shows of today bear no resemblance to what they once were when people were elegant, gracious and polite. Watching this reminds me of that lovelier past.

[@Tina-si1gz]

I’m the youngest of five children too and I remember my parents watching these shows some. They never missed Lawrence Welk.

[@johnnyaingel5753]

Beautiful Natalie Wood God rest her soul

[@Augalv]

Natalie wood was without a doubt the most beautiful woman of her generation!

[@waynej2608]

Easily.

[@haggismuncher]

I think your forgetting Rachel Welch

[@brigittebeltran6701]

@@haggismuncher Raquel was, as Burt Reynolds once said, PLASTIC. She had breast enlargements and her huge hook nose was operated on to give her a more classic look. She had little, if any, talent. However, she remained scandal free, raised lovely children and today, in her 70's looks gorgeous!!

[@lostintime8651]

She was the only wood that didn't float...

[@overtheedge9298]

lostintime86 You, are a fuc$ing idiot.

[@brucejimenez7815]

The lovely Phyliss Newman recently died. the show had class and intellect unlike most shows today.

[@carolv8450]

😢

[@WaltGekko]

If she had been the permanent replacement for Dorothy Kilgallen after she died, this version might have continued for at least another year or two.

[@aandjay]

So true

[@elisabethlinz4256]

Phyllis Newman was very beautiful, no doubt. Great face, great figure, her dress, her hair... spot on! If only her voice had been less squeaky and her speaking fashion less infantile. Such a contrast to the way Arlene presents herself. Classy and witty.

[@elaineculbert8594]

@Bruce Jimenez - Truer words have never been spoken! 👍 I miss class and good taste in entertainment.

[@dancelli714]

Natalie was also a great child actress; MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET, OUR VERY OWN etc. All died tragically; Sal Mineo, Natalie and James Dean ("Rebel Without A Cause")

[@waynebrasler]

A great actress with a wide range who was venturesome in the choice of films she made. The truth of her tragic death will be known one day but only when everyone involved has passed on I think. That is a measure of the respect people have for her memory. She was a generous and genuinely nice person who survived a difficult childhood, almost. A true beauty both outside and inside.

[@bwayland1290]

Wayne Brasler I wish the Truth would come out now. NATALIE deserves Justice.

[@4seeableTV]

Oh please. People die in accidents all the time. It happens. Not every famous person who dies is a victim of a conspiracy.

[@marilynwillett804]

@@4seeableTV they're not talking about every famous person,

[@rickdesper]

The more time passes, the less likely it is that we'll discover anything new about her death. I don't think either Robert Wagner or Christopher Walken will suddenly say anything we haven't already heard.

[@michelmurphy7152]

@@4seeableTV It remains that there are things that don't add up in this case. There is more to be told.

[@DiegoPerez-ce6yq]

I loves Natalie Wood since a child start yo hoy yo the cinemas st 60's... Western Side Story, Rebel without Case, Splendour un the Grass, and many more...

[@paulc8205]

❤ Natalie Wood! Such a sweet woman and beautiful to boot! The audience applauds for her shows how she was thought of by her fans. RIP Natalie. Love these What's My Line Episodes, thank you for uploading!!

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@@steveb1164 I agree!!!

[@billytwee3674]

The most beautiful woman to come out of San Francisco, and that's sayin' something. Thanks for uploading.

[@washington3763]

The most beautiful woman born..PERIOD !

[@pk525]

When he asked Natalie if she was a pretty girl, her reaction was so cute.

[@EifertD]

I agree. Her hesitation says a lot about her. As beautiful as she was, she appears to be humble not conceited.

[@XXthekingofyouXX]

She totally stalled and pondered it like she actually had to assess if she was pretty or not. Her humility makes her even more gorgeous!! What a little cutie puff she was 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@PhilBagels]

"I wasn't driving at all. I was a passenger." Great line!

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[@ginaloverofangels]

That was such fun to watch. Natalie Wood is just so gorgeous. Thank you for this upload. New Subscriber here.

[@OperaJH]

RIP the great Peter Ustinov too. Sad to see that young and vibrant Natalie Wood - a life too short. All in all, this is a great episode. Thank you!

[@tinaloveseddie]

Love Natalie🥰 she looks absolutely GORGEOUS!! That dress is stunning as well😍😘💋

[@maxemomaxemo6250]

NATALIE WOOD....natural beauty....wonderful actor.

[@mjp96]

both!!!

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[@dongato6838]

Natalie Wood seemed like such a huggable little thing.

[@markmauk8231]

you mean fuggable?

[@tompaulcampbell]

@@markmauk8231 Show some class, perv!

[@markmauk8231]

@@tompaulcampbell calm down, idiot

[@tompaulcampbell]

@@markmauk8231 You should be saying that to yourself!

[@markmauk8231]

@@tompaulcampbell i wont

[@janinefarris2748]

The movie that Natalie Wood announced that would be coming out it's one of my favorite movies that she did entitled this property is condemned whats the title and her co-star was with Robert Redford a real beautiful movie and very well done

[@leewatkins1610]

natalie was drop dead beautiful in ted and alice and bob and carol or whatever it was called!in the closing scene in a miniskirt,oh my goodness!

[@poetcomic1]

Peter Ustinov was one of the GREAT WITS of his time. His comment on the English man who makes Superman fly on stage "It's nice to know the English aircraft industry is not dead."

[@1moredayof]

It was so funny when he said, "I wasn't driving. I was a passenger".

[@hugoaniro8166]

Ustinove was full of himself .arlene Francis was the true wit On show

[@poetcomic1]

@@hugoaniro8166 He wasn't full of himself he was Russian AND English. What a combination.

[@hugoaniro8166]

@@poetcomic1 Mr ustinove was known to have a hearty ego . I don't know if it had to do with his heritage but he was never timid about his opinions .

[@JimBalter]

His comment about Mary Martin and crowded corridors flew right over their heads.

[@blacksabbathmatters3365]

The most beautiful woman who has ever walked the earth. An absolute Goddess.

[@oliverkalamata2753]

I love how expressive she was!

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[@1moredayof]

I had completely forgotten about Phyllis Newman! Before watching this episode I hadn't seen her or even heard her name mentioned for many years. She is really very classy and very very cute.

[@MsMsmak]

The panel is always so enthralled with young beautiful women.

[@bobroth1951]

Who isn't?

[@suestephan3255]

You are correct but sometimes gets too edgy and once John Daley’s demeanor changed dramatically, I forget what man went too far. Maybe Tony Randell

[@pjdurkin8582]

Natalie had stunning eyes and a warm and classy demeanor. RIP

[@johndean4765]

Please Durkin All her features Were perfect AND she had the most beautiful eyes.Absolutely the most natural beauty unlike many celebrities these days who have needed cosmetic surgery to achieve nothing like the natural beauty of Natalie Wood and even better a natural million dollar smile.

[@dennisduran8500]

Her eyes don't really look like that. That's all make-up.

[@opale1572]

​@@dennisduran8500El tontucio de siempre.

[@sandradibiaso1530]

Natalie Wood is the best part of this episode!

[@tompaulcampbell]

No doubt!

[@margepurdy9100]

Sandra DiBiaso o9

[@davidd6218]

I didn't know there was another part.

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[@larryhinze1617]

WOULD YA? WOOD YA?

[@KDL861]

Natalie was gorgeous! Always loved her! Especially in Bob, Carol, Ted and Alice. ❤️

[@rjperfetto584]

She was at her peak physically in this movie.

[@lindas.martin2806]

Arlene Francis is soooo witty, a pleasure to have on this show!

[@loisjackson3846]

Natalie is the most beautiful actress I've ever seen.

[@binyon7]

One of the very few... VERY VERY FEW old TV where the humor translates so well. This show was consistently a riot. Speaking of riot.... The Honeymooners will always be a riot. ("Oh, you're a riot Alice...")

[@suestephan3255]

Popular even at 10PM

[@binyon7]

@@suestephan3255 Bang-zoom To the Moon, Sue!

[@davidahlstrom7533]

Abbott and Costello "translate" pretty well. So does George Burns. And Grocho Marx. I could go on - the old comedians were not nasty and crude like so many of them are today.

[@msbrowngault]

O.M.G.! I seriously just read NW's bio last week after watching "The Ghost & Mrs. Muir". She was such an adorable little girl; her death & surrounding circumstances are beyond sad ... R.I.P.

[@jmccracken1963]

Which one? The one by Suzanne Finstad or the "let's protect Robert Wagner" book by Gavin Lambert?

[@bobbyfrancis8957]

And I read that Natalie was making the movies "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir " and "Miracle on 34th Street" at the same time.

[@furmamafur2]

Personally, I think Frank Sinatra and Robert Wagner, and the other male celebrity on that boat that thanksgiving weekend - all had a "hand" in Killing Natalie !! She too ALSO had an affair with " Sin-atra😭

[@joejones9520]

@@furmamafur2 sinatra had zero to do with her death or with that weekend and wasnt even a part of her life at that point, she'd been with him when she was young but that was decades before her death.

[@stanleycoleman]

YAASSSS. I've waited so long for this episode. Natalie - the love of my life

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[@sandramalone3522]

I wish those days were back. And,...Peter was so funny.

[@jamesr1703]

N.W. was a standout in "Rebel Without a Cause".

[@mjp96]

How did she not win "Splendor in the Grass"? I'll never get that one. I wasn't born yet but I watch it all the time.

[@CoachLynnea]

Natalie Wood was adorable. Such a bright light

[@dzanier]

A very intelligent and well-spoken lady.

[@mjp96]

@@dzanier she sure was. with beauty, a fantastic personality, and a beautiful laugh. I can't imagine a male not falling for her in -2 seconds.

[@dzanier]

@@mjp96 agreed. She was adorable in many different ways.

[@loissimmons6558]

I agree with all the comments on Natalie Wood's physical beauty, even to the extent that she is my choice for the most beautiful of her era. As to the type of person she was and the cause of her death, I am not privy to the facts and won't make any statements that claim otherwise.

[@ronaldcrenfro4637]

Ava Gardner

[@vinny8562]

Natalie Wood was so beautifully talented.

[@largemember]

I bet she was...especially on the casting couch....Hollywood stars were/ARE HOES.....face the damned FACTS!!!!

[@ralphbourke5473]

I am retired and can't help but to be brought back to a sadder time when Natalie Woods was murdered by her husband! My hopes are she rests in peace she is sadly missed!

[@beaupianiste3738]

They need to re-open that case. Someone is protecting Wagner.

[@ronhearl502]

@@beaupianiste3738 She drowned -off the dock

[@margietucker1719]

Although we don't know for sure--I suspect it's true. For some reason I never could stand to see his face, because of what he may have done.

[@helengushue8575]

Yes, her death still doesn't set well with me. She was terrified of water and drowns? It makes no sense. She was smart and classy. I hope someday the authorities finally get it right, but think public opinion about it has managed to shun her husband especially since we don't see him much on the screen anymore!

[@ModMokkaMatti]

Christopher Walken knows exactly what happened, but he dances around, hoping he can distract you with the ol' razzle dazzle.

[@macarthurfield5674]

I was a small child when "This property is Condemned" was filmed in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi & Waveland, Ms

[@johanbrand8601]

Peter Ustinov is the best part about this episode. He was hilarious! What's my line -> pure entertainment.

[@rmelin13231]

I concur in totality.

[@sagarsaxena6318]

"I wasn't driving I was a passenger"

[@basilmarasco1975]

Well, it's safe to say that television has changed.

[@donnawoodford6641]

The world has changed, but (maybe) not in ways that I (would have) imagined.

[@andreaskallstrom9031]

What amazing show! I have watched Rebel without a Cause probably 20 times since I first watched it at 17 about 12 years ago. It is one of my favorite movies and I have almost every line memorized. But I have never seen Natalie Wood in anything else; no other interview or picture or anything. To see her here, 11 years older, I was scanning her every move and word to look for Judy, and every time I found something, like the laughter which is replicated when she and James Dean and Sal Mineo play in the deserted mansion, it was like seeing an old friend again. What an amazing experience for me. She was so beautiful and such a wonderful actor

[@MagesLikeYouAndI]

I have no explanation for it, but I have had the biggest crush on Peter Ustinov ever since I was a little girl and saw Spartacus ... even now that I'm 30, I still find it a little odd how happy I get at seeing these old clips of him

[@trumancapote9097]

He won TWO Oscars for Best Supporting Actor in the 60s. He was also great as the Belgian sleuth Hercule Poirot in DEATH ON THE NILE and EVIL UNDER THE SUN, both are available on NETFLIX I believe.

[@andyfischer-noaafederal4896]

Ustinov was a handsome teddy bear, quick witted and effortlessly charming. Admittedly I am not super familiar with his personal life during the 50s and 60s… but on top of the above he often seemed to exhibit warmth and humility, despite his considerable intelligence and accolades. A great man, and an easy one on which to have a crush

[@Bluesbabesrv]

Peter was quite dashing.

[@sandralee9155]

Kristin Carter omg dear ur names the same as my daughter

[@repentobeyjesus9187]

Andy Fischer-NOAA Federal... I totally agree. :)

[@valleyguy633]

You have to watch the whole show while reading the comments in anticipation of Miss Natalie.

[@cwwabu9196]

Such elegance. Suits and gowns....compared to the way people appear on tv and concert performance, has become beyond casual. I love that dressing up was a big part of their lives, and not such a "dreaded inconvenience ". Natalie was so beautiful. She died way too young....God rest her soul.

[@scottlevin4487]

They need to do that these days.

[@morbidmanmusic]

pretend. they were as messed up, or more. Better drugs, more of them lots of drinking and sex... things are not how they look

[@auapplemac2441]

@@morbidmanmusic Maybe, but they looked better doing whatever they did.

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[@chrysalissartorious7648]

She was murdered, if you please.

[@mikebernath3038]

Natalie Wood once gave me the win in the game trivial pursuit for the question who played Maria in the movie West side story? Thank you Natalie, she was always one of my favorites.

[@sugarlove]

oh i love her! bless you Natalie wood

[@erichvonmolder9310]

She died about 20 years ago, why bless her now?

[@erichvonmolder9310]

@Aritosthenes , bless the people who are living and operating in our 3D world. She is perfectly fine.

[@hairyscotman]

she was quite special....a dish!

[@erichvonmolder9310]

@@hairyscotman , you are showing your age.

[@erichvonmolder9310]

I agree. 3D is the challenge, but only temporary.

[@teevannel3468]

Wow...a young Peter Ustinov.

[@erikraaijmakers66]

Peter Unstinov was so funny on this show with Natalie Wood! " you hair is not light" ΅Have you got your visa? "

[@emilyhayek1132]

She was my favorite actress. Beautiful elegant smart funny gracious talented love her forever. Miss her so much sadness and tragedy in her death at such a young age. Forever young and forever beautiful.

[@TheGreatAtario]

Really tripped me up when "delightful star of stage and television" was followed by a name other than Arlene Francis

[@msmdare]

I had the great good fortune to meet her when I was a little girl! I sure wish I still had the autographed photo of her! Always so gracious and stunning!

[@nilasanders2044]

Arlene Francis was just delightful!

[@bailey9r]

And good at the game as she figures the answer more than anyone else from what I have seen.

[@kenretherford1197]

Why did she marry a nitwit like Gabel?

[@suestephan3255]

Very smart woman. Both her and Dorothy Kilgallen.

[@markchoma9822]

Arlene was sexy.

[@agalgonzalez]

Peter Ustinov was always the epitome of class and savoir-faire.

[@thesuncollective1475]

Great raconteur

[@peace-now]

He always struck me as a show off.

[@anthonylovato5614]

And always a member of the Roman Senate with his look,!

[@opale1572]

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[@JohnRandall7]

I almost saw Natalie Wood. I was at a grocery store in Hollywood with my brother and after we paid for our groceries and we were walking out my brother said that that was Natalie Wood in front of us at the register. I was so bummed that I didn't notice her.

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[@joejones9520]

sounds like something that would happen to me, bet you wish now youd just stood in the parking lot until she came out and said hi to her but you couldnt know then that she'd be a legendary and almost mythical figure someday.

[@scottlevin3966]

I love these shows. They had such class unlike tv today.

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[@francescaderimini4422]

Are you saying the Kardashians are not Classy? :)

[@Dragon43ish]

yes

[@TomBrooklyn]

How about Deal or No Deal?

[@granthurlburt4062]

No near-profanity etc.

[@michaeld7409]

This Show was the Original of „was bin ich“ which was broadcast in Germany and Austria during the 70/80s. It had similar style, humour, dignity and fun. The panel could not be better. Both ladies a delight. Mr. Ustinov‘s humour - priceless.

[@soulierinvestments]

Natalie the year before was in Blake Edwards's "The Great Race" with Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis. I think it is the funniest movie of its era. If you have never seen it, there is something to watch. Lemmon looks funny, talks funny, stands funny, sits funny and is involved in the biggest pie fight ever put to movies.

[@preppysocks209]

Everyone is entitled to an opinion. I found that film to be juvenile and silly. When one considers what Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon could do with a good comedic script like "Some Like It Hot," it is sad to see how their talents were wasted. Lemmon is a cardboard villain with the same sight gags over and over with Peter Falk. So much funnier films from the 1960s -- Dr Strangelove, The Pink Panther, The Fortune Cookie, and so many more.

[@janecox9121]

One of our friends, who is a stunt man in Hollywood was in the pie throwing seance said those pie were real. He said they had to take several retakes. He said the stuntman enjoyed that.. lol but really liked throwing those pies at, jack lemmon, Tony Curtis, & Natalie. Natalie said she had to take several showers, wash her hair for the retakes.

[@edmundcharles5278]

Natalie almost chocked in the Royal Bakery sketch in which her cue to open her mouth aghast at the comic bakery antics and a real piece of pastry went in to her mouth and down her throat, causing her to violently cough and gasp on the unexpected cake in her mouth. This was all real pastry and it cost back in 1965 about $30,000 to make- the equivalent of several hundreds of thousands of dollars today, but the visual effects were well worth the expense. Blake Edwards insisted on realism, so real pastry and cakes were used and he also wanted the most colorful icing and fillings to be used so that the technicolors would stand out brilliantly- he succeeded!

[@freeguy77]

That pie fight had 4,000 pies, but over 5 days, and not all were thrown! Many were for set dressing or continuity, and not thrown at all. "The Battle of the Century" (1927, Laurel & Hardy) had an amazing, lower amount 3,000 pies, but all were thrown but in a single day, which is the still-standing record of pies thrown! Laurel & Hardy's pacing was far superior to "The Great Race" pie fight pacing, per many critics. Trivia on "The Battle of the Century"--a young Lou Costello can be seen as a member of the prizefight crowd. He was then 21. Died just three days before his 53rd (Mar. 6, 1906) on Mar. 3, 1959. More related trivia to The Great Race on Lou Costello: his final film "The 30-Foot Bride of Candy Rock" co-starred...wait for it...Dorothy Provine! Filmed in Dec. 1958, she was then 23. Released on Aug. 6, 1959, five months after Lou died.

[@phyl1042]

It's almost impossible to keep track of the number of costume changes she made in that movie. All absolutely stunning!

[@PlanetRockJesus]

This episode was just great!

[@gillesbueno1153]

Boy I love this show ! And we are 55 years later down the road…

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[@IncubusOfDeath]

I love Natalie Wood...she was beautiful. She also had beautiful handwriting.

[@renegadetherapist5664]

Natalaie Wood was so gorgeous, and nice, makes a difference! Those huge brown eyes!

[@trumancapote9097]

One of the great MOVIE STARS of all time. The skipper of the boat who was piloting her yacht the night of her death lives in my hometown in Florida and frequents a bar that I like but I have never had the nerve to bring this subject up with him. He keeps to himself mostly. RIP NATALIE WOOD.

[@bwayland1290]

Truman Capote I hope you will talk to him. If I had the chance I sure would.

[@electriccreamman4977]

B Wayland she's everything a man would want, I'm not buying this guy's story though

[@marilynwillett804]

me neither, calling himself Truman Capote.

[@aspenrebel]

@@electriccreamman4977 Natalie was gorgeous, but clearly she had personal "issues", as most Entertainment people do, as most people do. You never know who people really are, what they have going on inside of them. Drinking, drugs, insecurity, abuse, etc.. Being in the limelight can be unbearable for many people. I know I wouldn't want it. I'm a very private person.

[@holarc]

ask him, at the right moment. do it.

[@patriciahill2320]

What a delight Natalie was!