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Natalie Wood and Robert Wagner, photo by Peter Basch, 1958.
Robert Wagner, Randy Gray, and Stefanie Powers in Hart to Hart (1979) Jonathan Hart Jr.
S1E3
An innocent woman is being blackmailed by her ex-husband, who threatens to implicate her in a robbery. He forces her to send her son to Jonathan, saying that the boy is Jonathan's son, Jonathan Hart Jr. Jonathan realises that the boy is not his but is determined to find his mother and discover what the real story is. When the boy is kidnapped during an outing to the zoo the mystery deepens. Then his mother turns up and she appears to remember personal details about Jonathan. However, Jonathan becomes suspicious when a ransom demand is made.
Natalie Wood and Robert Wagner (1960)
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A Kiss Before Dying premiered in London, England on 20 April 1956, before its official release in June.
Darryl F. Zanuck bought the rights to Ira Levin's 1953 novel and quickly announced Robert Wagner to star. German director Gerd Oswald (who had fled Germany in 1938) was hired to direct (his first feature). Joanne Woodward was also cast (in her second feature film).
The film received mostly negative reviews when it was first released (Woodward would later call it one of her worst films), but its reputation has improved over time.
Robert Wagner visits Marilyn Monroe on the set of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes in 1952.
The technical number 882-S-53 is printed in white on the photo below.Such markings were often used at the 20th Century Fox film studio to catalog negatives.
It may not be a murder but was Natalie Wood's death truly an accident? Part 2 The Evidence.
