Daily BirthdaysNatalie Wood Forum
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| by Jaimee Stewart Natalie Wood is cool. Comment on this... |
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| by Mads I just got this in the mail from another collector. If anyone's interested in obtaining a copy, pls write me at madison 5 at airpost dot net. Comment on this... |
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| by vivien leigh fan Natalie was soo beautiful however Vivien leigh just was number one for me...i thought everyone was blown away. Plus she was Natalies favourite actress too! However i heard that her sister Lana wood was better than her and she was not. She was quite cheap as she posed nude in playbog mags all over and natalie disagreed with this. Oh well long live Natalie Wood Vivien Leigh and Jean Simmons! Comment on this... | ||||
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| by Emma Walker A beautiful and talented actress who had the ability to captivate an audience through her eyes. She made you feel her character's emotion...such a sad loss to die so young!! R.I.P Nat xx Comment on this... |
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| by fabio nascimento natalie was a big star, with talent ,beauty and fame but. unfortunately weak with her insecurities, i would love to see her win an oscar; at leat two of then . sure she win up there!!!! Comment on this... |
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| by RORI_LANDER What was the deal between her and Richard beymer? why didn't they get along during filming west side story!.OF all people i thought she would have gotten along with him, Im not against Natalie but i think she was really HARD on him she's pretty and asuperb actress that shouldn't have drown and should have lived today.But is anyone else thrown off by this...? She tried to get him fired and i dont know what else.But it was one of his first films! Comment on this... |
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| by Apicella Giuseppe The first time I fell in love (almost literally) with Natalie Wood was after looking up to her in the classic movie "Rebel without a cause", particularly in the scene in which she, together with the gang of her schoolfellows, got near slowly and almost stealthily to the car of Dean parked in front of the Planetarium and then she sat on the bonnet of his car drawing herself up and crossing her legs at the same time, in a graceful and elatic as well as subtly exciting gesture. And besides beauty, charm, intelligence, skill, womanliness: Nat had all those qualities to the highest degree and as well-matched as possible, a real show for eyes and mind. No American actress has ever moved me more! Thank you to have lived, dearest and wonderful Nat; we will never forget you and we will miss you forever but we can say already now that the world has been a bit better thanks to your luminous presence... A huge admirer from Italy Comment on this... |
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| by Spindaddy has anyone seen photos of Wagner's yacht, The Splendour? If you have a link, I'd like to see a photo Comment on this... | ||||||||||||||
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| by Lilac A. Rugg On the Beatles' "White Album" (1968) there is a track called "Revolution 9" near the end (the second-to-last track). It is not a song in the conventional sense, but rather an eerie tape montage of voices, musical snippets and sound effects. This too may have predicted Natalie Wood's drowning. Voice snippets include "colors of the season" (possibly referring to the late fall when leaves turn color), "Tom did it ... with the situation" (coroner Thomas Noguchi handled the autopsy), and "Only to find the night watchman" (Robert Wagner asked the harbor patrol at Catalina to look for his wife). There is a repeating segment that sounds like a backwards-running church choir that seems to be repeating "Natalie Wood will drown..." Near the end there is a section that sounds like haunted house moaning that, when played backwards at 45 rpm, seems to be saying "Santa Catalina Island" while another voice repeats "Natalie... Natalie... Natalie..." The whole of "Revolution 9" when played backwards sounds like an argument followed by the sounds of drowning in a busy harbor. Also, "Revolution 9" is the 29th track on the "White Album" (counting from Side 1, track 1), and Natalie Wood drowned on the 29th of November. Comment on this... |
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| by Lilac A. Rugg On Pink Floyd's 1971 album "Meddle" there's a 23-minute song called "Echoes" (which took up the entire Side 2 of the original vinyl LP). That is one song said to have symbolically foretold Natalie Wood's drowning. For starters, the lyrics mention a lot about the sea. About halfway through the song fades into a long stretch of eerie sound effects that sound sort of like whale songs mixed with haunted-house noises. This gradually shifts to a thrumming bass line that suggests the sound of a helicopter (like the search helicopter that sighted Natalie's body). The riff increases in intensity until it segues into the last verse (about waking up as if from a dream). Comment on this... |
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