NATALIE WOOD

[Cash_thatswhatiwant]

Continuing in my theme of old Hollywood actresses, I think Natalie Wood is way under-appreciated. She had a beautiful face, and she was GREAT in all of her movies. I loved her in Love with the Proper Stranger, which was a very risque film for that time, giving that it involved abortion before it was made legal. It really showed the risks people were taking in terminating their pregnancies, because the conditions you would have to have one in were ones in which the "doctor" wasn't even a real doctor. Scary. Anyway, she was a good actress even in her early childhood and never lost it.





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[WannaJumpMyScooter]

1. What kind of wood does not float?

er, well, you know

[Cash_thatswhatiwant]

2. lol

horrible :p

[WannaJumpMyScooter]

3. yes, it was

and still is

[Gormy Cuss]

4. So sad.

That's the first thing that comes to mind when I hear her name too.
:spank: for you.
:spank: for me.

[achtung_circus]

5. Natalie's sister Lana?

[WannaJumpMyScooter]

6. oh yeah... Diamonds Are Forever

shit, how could I forget her?

[pokerfan]

7. Plenty O'Toole

Named after her father, perhaps?

[Mudoria]

11. Lana wouldn't drown....

I loved Natalie in "West Side Story"..

[Aristus]

8. All right, Cash: If I die of a heart attack right now, my ghost is going to hold you

responsible...

Man! Sometimes I forget that Natalie Wood was the most beautiful sentient being in this sector of the galaxy...

Thanks for the reminder...

[MilesColtrane]

9. She had eyes that anyone would love to get lost in.

[barb162]

10. I liked all of her films!

And she was gorgeous.

[LibDemAlways]

12. She was terrific in Splendor in the Grass. The

scene at the end where she goes back to see Warren Beatty after being released from the mental hospital and he introduces her to his wife and little boy - absolutely heartbreaking.

Gone too soon and in such a horrible way. RIP Natalie.

[oshyposhy]

13. Little known picture of her

http://www.weberchev.com/Welcome

It hangs in my uncle's office. I would kill to have a copy of it, but he is pretty tight with it.