Hollywood's Child - Natalie Wood (Part 1)

[beckigreen]

Look at Natalie smoking and drinking a cup of coffee in the water! She even looks cute smoking a cig!

[TheSami1973]

Amazing actress.

[jarileigh]

Half of what she is saying (her Mother was not a Stage Mother? (WTF) and it was so easy for her to turn from child star to ingenue? When she was sleeping with the 40 yr old director, Nick Ray, of Rebel for months before he gave her the part...and he almost didn't give her the part? Plus the pscyho-Mom was pressuring her to the point of pressuring her 15 yr old to go to parties at Frank Sinatra (also a lover) instead of dating the 15yr old boy she loved, a sort of prostitution.

[SuperC888]

@muirmaiden.. duly noted!lol

[Muirmaiden]

@tinkerbel256 , she was NOT drunk. All you have to do is look at her autopsy report to know that. She had alcohol in her system from social drinking earlier in the evening but was not drunk. And even if she was, that would not have changed her fear of water or the fact that she would NOT have tried to tie up the dingy alone at night. Don't go by Robert Wagner's many "versions" of events.

[jarileigh]

@Muirmaiden Did you know that her husband waited 14 hrs after he KNEW that she was missing to call the Coast Guard, & that people heard her yelling much earlier that evening?

[1kookoonut]

She was so terrified with water..She would have never have gotten in the little boat without coerce! Murder in my opinion!

[TheNaomiengland]

Its silly she remarried RJ

[jonb3917]

Her being in the water screaming help was a little eerie to me. Since I found out how she died

[Cabess12]

Oh my god she's adorable is it weird that I'm 14... and I love her?? <33

[SuperC888]

How did those parents make her?? Natalie and Lana are gorgeous, and the parents are really just average looking.

[Muirmaiden]

@SuperC888 , her father was actually a very handsome man in his younger days.

[TheMrMarilyn]

Oh WOW!!This is a BRILLIANT documentary...and ahm loving the 50's 'style' of it as well!!And also...ah love the fact that Nat is actually participating in it,with the voice overs and the candid shots etc...how fantastic!!Ahv always loved Nat...her,herself...and the body of work that she accomplished as well!!How horribly ironic that the first scene of her working,is in the backlots tank though!!God...ah was so upset when we lost her..she relly was/IS a very special girl/woman!!Thank you 4 this!!

[willjrdn23]

I Can't Watch This Shit, Thats How She Died.

[Lealonna]

Her mother had woman's face controller. :S

[BiggestFan1597]

this is my 4th time watching this and it still hasn't gotten old. Natalie Wood will live on in the hearts of her family, friends, and fans.

[miltsar]

Wow! This is such a "studio " product...interesting to watch but so not true....at least if you read her bio. Her mother was an incredibly manipulative and strange woman who lived through Natalie's success and her father was a sad and abusive alcoholic.

Thanks for posting cause I am reading her bio and it is fascinating to watch this sugar coated "documentary"

[97sweeney10]

It's so nice to see her at home talking with her family, because then you know she was actually a person. When I say a "person" I mean that she had a pretty good relationship with her family, and not just another hollywood star that just disses people off; even their family. I LOVE NATALIE WOOD!!!!!! Rest in Peace; Our Angel

[alvastarr1]

Hi, Ginger!!!!

[cookieshopgirl]

thank you for adding this !!!!!!!!