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“She would just hold the knife horizontally across the front of her eyes,” [a friend] recalls, “and move her face up and down so she could see everything on the blade. I thought that was rather cute.” Natalie Wood by Suzanne Finstad.
- Why do you do that? why are you so fanciful? why do you make everything special? -Because it is.
— Natalie Wood in This Property Is Condemned (1966).
Natalie Wood in New York City behind the scenes of “Penelope,” 1966. Art Zelin.
Natalie Wood with her sister Lana, 1960s. Photo taken by Peter Basch
Natalie Wood and Robert Redford discuss a scene with director Sydney Pollack (not pictured), on set of “This Property is Condemned,” 1966.
Natalie Wood in a promotional photo for “Penelope,” 1966.
Natalie Wood appears as the “Mystery Guest” on the game show What’s My Line?, originally broadcast by CBS on April 24th, 1966.
Natalie Wood behind the scenes of “This Property is Condemned,” William Claxton, 1966.
Natalie Wood, 1960s © William Claxton.
Natalie Wood photographed in London by Terry O’Neil for Vogue, circa 1966.
Natalie Wood photographed by Phil Stern on set of “This Property is Condemned,” 1966.
