2020·Documentary·1h 40m
7.0
★
Explore the personal and professional triumphs and challenges of actor Natalie Wood, which have often been overshadowed by her premature death.
Directed by Laurent Bouzereau
actress
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Cast
Natalie Wood
Self (archive footage)
Natasha Gregson Wagner
Self
Robert Wagner
Self
Katie Wagner
Self
Richard Benjamin
Self
Dyan Cannon
Self
Michael Childers
Self
Tonya Crowe
Self
Joshua Donen
Self
Mia Farrow
Self
Elliott Gould
Self
George Hamilton
Self
Crew
Laurent Bouzereau
Director
Darryl Frank
Executive Producer
Justin Falvey
Executive Producer
Natasha Gregson Wagner
Producer
Laurent Bouzereau
Producer
Lisa Heller
Executive Producer
Nancy Abraham
Executive Producer
Popular Reviews
12 reviews
Eula
4.6★ · 12/03/21
watched the Buzzfeed Unsolved episode before so there’s a bunch of iffy things here and there; nonetheless, rest easy sweet angel.
(just learned about the part about the bracelet!! i am a softie)
(just learned about the part about the bracelet!! i am a softie)
watched the Buzzfeed Unsolved episode before so there’s a bunch of iffy things here and there; nonetheless, rest easy sweet angel.
(just learned about the part about the bracelet!! i am a softie)
(just learned about the part about the bracelet!! i am a softie)
mary
8.0★ · 02/17/21
one of the greatest actresses of all time
one of the greatest actresses of all time
jane
everyone, at gunpoint: robert wagner did NOT kill natalie
everyone, at gunpoint: robert wagner did NOT kill natalie
amanda
robert wagner propaganda...honestly didnt even think he actually did it until i watched this and he got all weird and twitchy when he started talking about the night she died lol
robert wagner propaganda...honestly didnt even think he actually did it until i watched this and he got all weird and twitchy when he started talking about the night she died lol
NickF
4.4★ · 05/09/20
I understand that this is a celebration of the life of Natalie Wood, not her death. But when the most interesting thing about it is the mysterious circumstances of her death, I believe it warrants more than a 10 minute gloss over.
I understand that this is a celebration of the life of Natalie Wood, not her death. But when the most interesting thing about it is the mysterious circumstances of her death, I believe it warrants more than a 10 minute gloss over.