One of the most romantic movies between two characters was "This Property is Condemned". The electricity between Robert Redford & Natalie Wood was unbelievable.
Natalie Wood, she was so so beautiful and always underrated as an actor. One of the few child actors that had an incredible career...till her untimely death. RIP.
Respect for Redford. Poignant memories. She chose him for that role, because fundamentally she relied on shared core values and industry insight. Trust. Even jumping in the water when she feared water, speaks volumes. Natalie saw in Redford what we would all later see.... what makes RR still the "go to guy" after all these years. Gorgeous Friendship.
@@usfanlovesjiwoo1978 I have, from the commenter who called Mr. Redford an ass and a phony. What would that say about Natalie Wood's character for choosing such a friend.
@@lisafleming9603 What an assy question. You take the word of one commenter above all the good that has been said about him? There may be a bit of arrogance about him, ther usually is among famous entertainers. but you are not a nice person, and I don't think that I like you
Natalie Wood's performance in 'Splendour in the Grass' has to rate as one of the greatest in cinema history. A beautiful and talented lady taken from us much too soon.
Redford is one of those actors that seemed to enhance other actor's peformances. For all his stardom, he appears to be a generous type of guy. He not only had no problem sharing screen time with other stars, but had great off screen friendships with them: Natalie Wood, Paul Newman, Barbra Streisand, Dustin Hoffman....All of them shine specially bright with him.
Yes, indeed, I'm certain that's how and why Robert started the Sundance Film Festival in Utah, to give other actors a chance without the big film moguls being involved . . .
The truth of the matter is, we don't know any of these people, and what they're really like; they could well be cold and awful. That being written, YES; you can also infer, by their friendships (quoted by Fer) and their activities (at Sundance, which Carol reminded us of) that there beats a beating heart in at least some of these people, and that in all likelihood Redford's a good guy. Personally, I'm a VERY private person, someone of a recluse, so I'm very sympathetic when a person admits they don't want to be inundated by mobs of strangers. Yet in spite of that supposed attitude, Redford's done a lot of good for the industry and the nation too, I shouldn't wonder.
And everyone assumes that blonds are the most desirable (not that I don't love blonds). Orson Welles talked with her several times when she was a little girl on neighboring stage sets and he said that she was so intelligent and mature in her attitude that it frightened him.
@@JazzKeyboardist1 Robert Redford, to be perfectly honest, isn't exactly a patient, endearing man. He is famous for the callous way he has always treated his fans...and pretty much anyone whom he isn't required to deal with professionally. I have always wondered if that's the real reason that he didn't do more directing, since IMHO he is vastly more talented in his directorial skills than Clint Eastwood who has enjoyed huge successful as a director. I also think that Robert Redford is VASTLY more talented and versatile as an actor than Clint Eastwood ever was.
Two great actors how awsome for Robert to have a chance to work with Natalie before her death. Its wonderful the friendship they shared.Bless them both.
What a lovely tribute to Natalie. Robert Redford sounds like a delightful person. Shame they didn't become a couple instead of the other Robert. She would still be with us.
knowzmyname Yes, just saw that movie--it is amazing how - in the 2nd half - her eyes did most of the talking. Truly an artistic genius...also she was one of the few to know how to break out of the child star image...it wasn't easy, but she knew what she had to do.
What a beautiful tribute. I don't know much about Robert Redford except for recognising his name and I think he was very handsome :) I really appreciate how much he seemed to genuinely care about Natalie and invest time in her, especially considering how tough and rebellious he seemed, and weirdly didn't seem to think much of the industry, despite being such a big name. What I like about Natalie is despite being very beautiful, very warm, having a lovely film presence and being a great actress.... is how brave she was and always wanting to stretch herself and improve :)
I had seen Natalie doing an interview with Tom Snyder on The NBC late night show hosted by him, shortly before her death. She lit up the screen with not only her stunning beauty, but also with an incredible dose of charm. I remember at that time, becoming totally smitten with her. She seemed to be a tremendous woman and person as well. When I read of her death a few months later I was shocked and saddened. I thought that a large chunk of humanity had just left us. I still miss her. RIP Natalie.
I'm sure Redford would have known to stay out of the way for his own safety...thelifeandtimesofhollywood.com/exclusive-an-explosive-new-biography-reveals-the-secret-that-almost-destroyed-natalie-wood/
This loving tribute makes me feel sad. Natalie was lovable for many reasons, one being her vulnerability, something that came through in whichever role she played. I loved her particularly in the role of Daisy Clover, a role that she completely understood as a child of the Hollywood movie world. I wish she'd lived beyond 43 to a ripe old age.
By the way, Redford didn't cast Natalie in Ordinary People because she was too beautiful and looked too young to play the mother of two grown teenage boys despite her being over 40 by then. I happen to be glad about this because I would have hated seeing Natalie play a cold, unloving mother. That would have been too much like her own mother.
I've recently discovered this on-screen pairing and I'm totally in love with them both... Redford and Wood were magical and mesmerising. I LOVED This Property is Condemned, which is such a beautiful movie and they both are mind blowing together. One of the most gorgeous and captivating pairs in Hollywood's history x PS. Wish they had married each other x
Oh my God , Robert Redford . It’s amazing Story especially the connection between the past and the actual career it’s really attractive 😍. What a story 😮, it’s a film 🎞 itself. No wonder, it’s from the great actor Robert Redford🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Uh, you got that BACKWARDS. Natalie DUMPED elvis. She said he was the biggest mama's boy she'd ever met. No way she would be in a relationship where she was always standing in a man's mother's shadow.
Yes, I was wishing they had been married to each other as I was watching this. If it had been, we would still have her today. And yes, their children would have been beautiful, although her daughter, Natasha looks a lot like Natalie and she is almost as beautiful as her Mom. :)
HEY...immature...child......does this mean your kids are ugly because you are? what a stupid way to think...and who in their right mind ever thinks such a thing...you ought to have been a priest...sicko
I always thought she was more beautiful then Liz Taylor who was not a slouch herself, but I always thought Natalie Wood, Audrey Hepburn and Grace Kelly were the most beautiful actresses.
@@usfanlovesjiwoo1978 Audrey Hepburn had beautiful eyes, but her figure was too boyish. She had almost no curves to her body, huge feet and a neck like a giraffe. Natalie had a unique figure in that she was very petite yet curvaceous, and her ENTIRE face was utterly gorgeous, whereas only Hepburn's eyes were beautiful. Liz Taylor's was short, and had short, stocky legs, a short waist that got quite thick once she got past her late thirties and her body was HAIRY. Liz had to constantly shave her legs, armpits and I'm told even her arms, otherwise he was covered in thick, black hair. Once she got to forty, I have also heard that she started having a problem with facial hair too. Grace Kelly was probably one of the most feminine women ever to grace the screen, but-in all honesty-I have seen countless actresses who were vastly better-looking than her.
Redford's voice is a lullaby true. So recognizable and I love how he spends his time. So we can do our jobs while he makes sure our water is clean and the trout run, but yeah he's just a good looking guy. Yeah, right.
This is the best video yet that I've seen about Natalie Wood. I just watched "The Last Casle" with Robert Redford in it; this movie I rated as one of the "Very Best" that I have ever seen. Robert Redford is a great actor. I watch every movie I see with him in it.
I think that Robert Redford should have married Natalie Wood.. She would have enjoyed a more peaceful life with him. Redford is a calm and a nice man. I don't say that Wagner killed her, but I think that she would have been alive if she was with Redford.
What a truly lovely homage o a great actress. Very kind and sad at the same time. Proves how short life is and how we should cherish our short times together.
Love this! My two favorite movie stars of all time. How beautiful they were together on film. She was such an underated actress. She should have won so many more awards then she did from her perfomances in Splendor In The Grass and Love With A Proper Stranger. I miss her even after all these years!
A few years before I came into this world all the exteriors for Marjorie Morningstar was filmed in my home town, anytime I gone to the old Schroon Manor property and looked at what's left of the amphitheater if you've seen the movie you can almost see Natalie singing and dancing. Our little town took a lot of pride in that moment and the few town folks that are left sure have a lot of memories and a few home movies of that time, it's a shame that with such a all star cast that it wasn't all that successful. However it part of our towns history and we're proud of it.
I wish Redford would help Natalie's sister in her efforts to find out the truth about how Natalie died. It's so strange that she was on her boat with 3 men (including the captain) and the next day she was gone, and how could Wagner and Walken be believed about what happened when they were surely drunk, too, like Natalie. Then when he didn't find her on the boat, her supposedly loving husband didn't report it until hours later. So strange.
This is a good article and BTW so many of Natalie's films were a reflection of the blatant victimization that was going on, I guess back in those days where mass media couldn't share with each other they had to think they could just buy the law with no light on...thelifeandtimesofhollywood.com/exclusive-an-explosive-new-biography-reveals-the-secret-that-almost-destroyed-natalie-wood/
Robert Redford, I watched for the first time in my life great Gatsby in 1992. I had exam as an American novel. ILOVED the story but you add loads on the top. The film you were acting made it treasure . I watched it many many times and could never get enough of it. The character is called great . But you made it the greatest 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟. I didn’t know you at that time. I said WWWWWWWWWWaw😮
Robert Redford has always come across to me as being a decent person, and his generous tribute, not full of loads of bs about Natalie Wood just proves my opinion of him, I guess. I liked Natalie Wood as an actress, always found her believable in the roles she played.
She was so classy. I LOVED her and Mr. Redford in his Property is Condemmed. I think he is a great actor and person and golly what a babe he is and was. MmmmmMmmm.
I know that a lot of men are totally drawn to Natalie`s beauty and real life charm, but I`m surprised so many women adore her. I`m not shocked, but surprised. I can see how anyone of either sex can have a crush on such a gorgeous woman with a little girl vulnerability.
The chemistry was strong in "This Property Is Condemned" which made the ending even sadder. For one person to touch another's soul is so valuable and I'm glad it happened to Robert and Natalie . . .
The truth will be known someday. She was a beautiful woman and immensely talented. Should have won Oscars for Gypsy and Splendor in the grass. RIP Natalie we still love you.
Thanks for SHAREING this video with me. I always loved Natalie and her movies. I've thought about her several times since she died so young. She was a great actor that I thought awesome like you.
Two of the most beautiful actors Natalie Wood and Robert Redford love the movie This Property is Condemmed together and Splendour In The Grass with Warren Beatty she is one beautiful and talented person knock out 🦋😇🙏💛❤️🌺🌸🌈💐🧚♂️🧚🏾♀️🌼🥶🌔🦋
natalie Wood is one of my all time favorite actors and i think, i fell in love with her at first glance due to great acting, and wonderful sense of humanities. she's one of the great one's that just touch your heart and spirit. god bless her for being a gift to all the world and for teaching us how to be better human beings.
Natalie Wood is extremely beautiful. When I was a child, there were a small number of women I saw in film that were so beautiful they made me cry, because their beauty was so overwhelming. Very weird how that can be, but that’s what happened: - Ann-Margaret in “Bye Bye Birdie” - Laura Harring in “The Forbidden Dance” - And Natalie Wood. Especially in the film “West Side Story”
Great tribute to Natalie by Mr Redford. Nice one, thanks, Mr Redford. Natalie was such an angelic-looking woman and very talented and convincing in her roles. RIP, Beautiful Angel Natalie.
What a beautiful tribute that
Robert Redford gave to his
friend ! A true friendship filled with respect !
One of the most romantic movies between two characters was "This Property is Condemned". The electricity between Robert Redford & Natalie Wood was unbelievable.
You didn't find the connection between Redford and Wood believable, and yet you still thought the movie was romantic? That's good writing!
Yes! Love that movie.
Robert Redford is a great storyteller...Natalie Wood is the essence of old Hollywood class.
Natalie Wood, she was so so beautiful and always underrated as an actor. One of the few child actors that had an incredible career...till her untimely death. RIP.
What was her rating?
Redford is all class. Great tribute to Natalie Wood, from a person who actually knew her and didn't have any reason to spin a bunch of BS.
Respect for Redford. Poignant memories. She chose him for that role, because fundamentally she relied on shared core values and industry insight. Trust. Even jumping in the water when she feared water, speaks volumes. Natalie saw in Redford what we would all later see.... what makes RR still the "go to guy" after all these years. Gorgeous Friendship.
I personally have never heard or read of anyone spinning BS about Natalie. She was loved by so many.
@@usfanlovesjiwoo1978 I have, from the commenter who called Mr. Redford an ass and a phony. What would that say about Natalie Wood's character for choosing such a friend.
Except that Redford is a massive Hollywood liberal.....
@@lisafleming9603 What an assy question. You take the word of one commenter above all the good that has been said about him? There may be a bit of arrogance about him, ther usually is among famous entertainers. but you are not a nice person, and I don't think that I like you
Nice tribute Mr. Redford. Thanks.
Yes, thank you Mr. Redford, for sharing your fondest memories of our Natalie Wood in such a sweet and sincere way.
Natalie Wood's performance in 'Splendour in the Grass' has to rate as one of the greatest in cinema history. A beautiful and talented lady taken from us much too soon.
Frances JAMES ii
Also "Love With The Proper Stranger" with McQueen! She was just beautiful in everything!!
I so agree. I would love to watch that movie again.
Frances James. I agree, n that movey was one of my faves.
Really beautiful, moving film and Natalie Wood was wonderful. One of my favourite films.
Redford is one of those actors that seemed to enhance other actor's peformances. For all his stardom, he appears to be a generous type of guy. He not only had no problem sharing screen time with other stars, but had great off screen friendships with them: Natalie Wood, Paul Newman, Barbra Streisand, Dustin Hoffman....All of them shine specially bright with him.
Yes, indeed, I'm certain that's how and why Robert started the Sundance Film Festival in Utah, to give other actors a chance without the big film moguls being involved . . .
The truth of the matter is, we don't know any of these people, and what they're really like; they could well be cold and awful. That being written, YES; you can also infer, by their friendships (quoted by Fer) and their activities (at Sundance, which Carol reminded us of) that there beats a beating heart in at least some of these people, and that in all likelihood Redford's a good guy. Personally, I'm a VERY private person, someone of a recluse, so I'm very sympathetic when a person admits they don't want to be inundated by mobs of strangers. Yet in spite of that supposed attitude, Redford's done a lot of good for the industry and the nation too, I shouldn't wonder.
True..so true
He’s an ensemble actor.
Redford was married to Lola though
Fantastic tribute Robert Redford!! You two were lucky to have shared so much together! Wish we still had her.
It is difficult to be but if she were alive she would be eighty-two years old in August. I had mine in May.
Natalie Wood was a real angel, but hearing Robert Redford tells me he is a prince also.
What a touching tribute!
And what a voice!
Natalie Wood was gorgeous 💔 Good narration by Robert Redford 💙 🇺🇸 💛
Good God she was beautiful.
Truely breath taking. Her eyes alone could hypnotize you.
And everyone assumes that blonds are the most desirable (not that I don't love blonds). Orson Welles talked with her several times when she was a little girl on neighboring stage sets and he said that she was so intelligent and mature in her attitude that it frightened him.
Dame Natalie was in a movie with Orson - her first real movie. He said she was devastatingly talented - better than Liz Taylor
And grew more beautiful with time.
One of the most beautiful women that came out of Hollywood.
She was completely, totally, stunning :)
She most certainly was!
❤️❤️❤️
The remark by Redford that he didn't know Nathalie was afraid of water sent a chill down my spine
Redford has no patience for fans either, meaning he hates everybody
So scary that her one fear would end her life .... She must have been so terrified in her last moments
Me too.
@@JazzKeyboardist1 Robert Redford, to be perfectly honest, isn't exactly a patient, endearing man. He is famous for the callous way he has always treated his fans...and pretty much anyone whom he isn't required to deal with professionally. I have always wondered if that's the real reason that he didn't do more directing, since IMHO he is vastly more talented in his directorial skills than Clint Eastwood who has enjoyed huge successful as a director. I also think that Robert Redford is VASTLY more talented and versatile as an actor than Clint Eastwood ever was.
JazzKeyboardist1 Like you fucking know.
what a lovely tribute to my all time favorite actress .nice that he has such fond memories of her
Anyone with a heartbeat adored Natalie Wood.
Two great actors how awsome for Robert to have a chance to work with Natalie before her death. Its wonderful the friendship they shared.Bless them both.
What a lovely tribute to Natalie. Robert Redford sounds like a delightful person. Shame they didn't become a couple instead of the other Robert. She would still be with us.
Elissa Schornstein he may have been married.
True.
Redford was married at the time
maybe and maybe not, sometimes you can't escape your destiny. When your time is up, you have to go.
So brilliant in Splendor in the Grass
knowzmyname
Yes, just saw that movie--it is amazing how - in the 2nd half - her eyes did most of the talking. Truly an artistic genius...also she was one of the few to know how to break out of the child star image...it wasn't easy, but she knew what she had to do.
I was spellbound with this movie.
THEY'RE BOTH GREAT ACTORS AND VERY WELL SPOKEN BY ROBERT REDFORD
One of those women of Hollywood that only seemed to get more beautiful, the older she got.
Agreed.
What a beautiful tribute. I don't know much about Robert Redford except for recognising his name and I think he was very handsome :) I really appreciate how much he seemed to genuinely care about Natalie and invest time in her, especially considering how tough and rebellious he seemed, and weirdly didn't seem to think much of the industry, despite being such a big name. What I like about Natalie is despite being very beautiful, very warm, having a lovely film presence and being a great actress.... is how brave she was and always wanting to stretch herself and improve :)
Splendor in the Grass was such a life changing movie for me when I was a teen. She was just so good in it. What a classic now.
One incredibly good looking person talking about another one with admiration! Both so talented. Funny story about high school.
I had seen Natalie doing an interview with Tom Snyder on The NBC late night show hosted by him, shortly before her death. She lit up the screen with not only her stunning beauty, but also with an incredible dose of charm. I remember at that time, becoming totally smitten with her. She seemed to be a tremendous woman and person as well. When I read of her death a few months later I was shocked and saddened. I thought that a large chunk of humanity had just left us. I still miss her. RIP Natalie.
Very touching and moving from two genuine human beings who happened to be celebs.
Wood and Redford should have been an item ! They were so amazing together !
I'm sure Redford would have known to stay out of the way for his own safety...thelifeandtimesofhollywood.com/exclusive-an-explosive-new-biography-reveals-the-secret-that-almost-destroyed-natalie-wood/
This loving tribute makes me feel sad. Natalie was lovable for many reasons, one being her vulnerability, something that came through in whichever role she played. I loved her particularly in the role of Daisy Clover, a role that she completely understood as a child of the Hollywood movie world. I wish she'd lived beyond 43 to a ripe old age.
I absolutely love Robert Redford & Natalie was a beautiful lady with a lot of class & great actress ..so sad what happened to her..RIP.
By the way, Redford didn't cast Natalie in Ordinary People because she was too beautiful and looked too young to play the mother of two grown teenage boys despite her being over 40 by then. I happen to be glad about this because I would have hated seeing Natalie play a cold, unloving mother. That would have been too much like her own mother.
I agree....I would have hated seeing Natalie in that role...MTM was perfect in that film....
Ahahaha
I've recently discovered this on-screen pairing and I'm totally in love with them both... Redford and Wood were magical and mesmerising. I LOVED This Property is Condemned, which is such a beautiful movie and they both are mind blowing together. One of the most gorgeous and captivating pairs in Hollywood's history x
PS. Wish they had married each other x
Me too, spirit.
thanks robert- for your very fine tribute to natalie
Nice words for a great lady.
Smile, keep moving and never stop. Words to live by.
Oh my God , Robert Redford . It’s amazing Story especially the connection between the past and the actual career it’s really attractive 😍.
What a story 😮, it’s a film 🎞 itself.
No wonder, it’s from the great actor Robert Redford🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Two of the most gorgeous actors of all time.
She is one of the most beautiful lady’s in this world .
I wonder if they had a romance. One movie they both starred in was "This property is condemned." That was a great movie.
Yep.
one of my all time favorites! they had chemistry... two such beautiful people
No they had no romance. Redford was best man at her second wedding
God what woman in their right mind wouldn't want to have an affair with Redford, are you Kidding, the most handsome man of his time, wow OMG.
@@pcole5168 Yes, I agree! Robert Redford is so handsome! He works on environmental issues also.
Natalie Wood was and always will be my favorite actress.
Natalie picked the wrong Robert.
Cliff Trainor ❤️
Roger Martin and just what was elvis?!? a make tramp!
Oh yes she did
Uh, you got that BACKWARDS. Natalie DUMPED elvis. She said he was the biggest mama's boy she'd ever met. No way she would be in a relationship where she was always standing in a man's mother's shadow.
She found Elvis boring.
Robert Redford and Natalie Wood......can you imagine how beautiful their children would have been? 😀
Yes, I was wishing they had been married to each other as I was watching this. If it had been, we would still have her today. And yes, their children would have been beautiful, although her daughter, Natasha looks a lot like Natalie and she is almost as beautiful as her Mom. :)
In reality, Redford is a pock marked person who uses make up. I saw him in person n was a stoned by his appearance. Smoke n mirrors.
HEY...immature...child......does this mean your kids are ugly because you are?
what a stupid way to think...and who in their right mind ever thinks such a thing...you ought to have been a priest...sicko
Christ, that's dumb.
@@deboraholsen2504 I agree but, Natalie married another gorgeous guy, Robert Wagner and they had a daughter. I think she mostly looked like R.J.
What a Wonderful and Touching Story
she was the most beautiful woman I have ever seen!
I always thought she was more beautiful then Liz Taylor who was not a slouch herself, but I always thought Natalie Wood, Audrey Hepburn and Grace Kelly were the most beautiful actresses.
She was the most beautiful I think .lights camera action
@@usfanlovesjiwoo1978 Audrey Hepburn had beautiful eyes, but her figure was too boyish. She had almost no curves to her body, huge feet and a neck like a giraffe. Natalie had a unique figure in that she was very petite yet curvaceous, and her ENTIRE face was utterly gorgeous, whereas only Hepburn's eyes were beautiful. Liz Taylor's was short, and had short, stocky legs, a short waist that got quite thick once she got past her late thirties and her body was HAIRY. Liz had to constantly shave her legs, armpits and I'm told even her arms, otherwise he was covered in thick, black hair. Once she got to forty, I have also heard that she started having a problem with facial hair too. Grace Kelly was probably one of the most feminine women ever to grace the screen, but-in all honesty-I have seen countless actresses who were vastly better-looking than her.
She definitely was beautiful, but so was Ann Margret. I had a schoolboy crush on both of them.
Sophia loren is another 💘💘
God, it's insane how gorgeous she was
yes she sure was. my cousin looks like her
@sara ben i think shes gorgeous
great little tribute to Natalie by Robert Redford. I LOVE the 2 films they made together. thanks so much for posting this!!!
Redford's voice is a lullaby true. So recognizable and I love how he spends his time. So we can do our jobs while he makes sure our water is clean and the trout run, but yeah he's just a good looking guy. Yeah, right.
Happy Belated 80th Birthday Natalie Wood!
Natalie is my favorite actress. She looked amazing!
This is the best video yet that I've seen about Natalie Wood.
I just watched "The Last Casle" with Robert Redford in it; this movie I rated as one of the "Very Best" that I have ever seen. Robert Redford is a great actor. I watch every movie I see with him in it.
Robert Redford is timeless and always cool
I think that Robert Redford should have married Natalie Wood.. She would have enjoyed a more peaceful life with him. Redford is a calm and a nice man. I don't say that Wagner killed her, but I think that she would have been alive if she was with Redford.
What do you mean he didnt kill her
He chucked her off the freaking boat!!
Robert Wagner did absolutely nothing to save Natalie Wood. He was a jealous man.
@@jeaninemorgan9118 and you was there...saw everything...give me a break...!!!!!!???????😰😰😰😰😰😰
he was already married lol
@@mia.2857 he did absolutely nothing to save her when she was in the water screaming for her life when others around heard heard screams also
That is a great honoring from Robert Redford for Nathalie. You can see the soulmate connection they have with one and another. Beautifull 🤗❤️
What a truly lovely homage o a great actress. Very kind and sad at the same time. Proves how short life is and how we should cherish our short times together.
I loved Natalie wood...simple as that..RIP...
Classy and well done. I like stuff like this.
Love this! My two favorite movie stars of all time. How beautiful they were together on film. She was such an underated actress. She should have won so many more awards then she did from her perfomances in Splendor In The Grass and Love With A Proper Stranger. I miss her even after all these years!
Priceless inside Hollywood news! , Thanks Mr Redford
What a nice tribute to Natalie. It makes me sad that she didn't live to make more great movies.
"Smile, keep moving, and don't ever stop." :)
words to live by, no doubt.
I love both of you , epic actors and terrific movies.
A gentleman never tells.....
A few years before I came into this world all the exteriors for Marjorie Morningstar was filmed in my home town, anytime I gone to the old Schroon Manor property and looked at what's left of the amphitheater if you've seen the movie you can almost see Natalie singing and dancing. Our little town took a lot of pride in that moment and the few town folks that are left sure have a lot of memories and a few home movies of that time, it's a shame that with such a all star cast that it wasn't all that successful. However it part of our towns history and we're proud of it.
I wish Redford would help Natalie's sister in her efforts to find out the truth about how Natalie died. It's so strange that she was on her boat with 3 men (including the captain) and the next day she was gone, and how could Wagner and Walken be believed about what happened when they were surely drunk, too, like Natalie. Then when he didn't find her on the boat, her supposedly loving husband didn't report it until hours later. So strange.
This is a good article and BTW so many of Natalie's films were a reflection of the blatant victimization that was going on, I guess back in those days where mass media couldn't share with each other they had to think they could just buy the law with no light on...thelifeandtimesofhollywood.com/exclusive-an-explosive-new-biography-reveals-the-secret-that-almost-destroyed-natalie-wood/
Most beautiful woman ever❤
Redford and Natalie had such natural chemistry! 🙏😇❤🙏
What wonder and joy you shared . That is what it’s all about ❤
God bless your beautiful heart ❤❤❤
" This Property is Condemned" is my all time favorite movie.
Robert Redford, I watched for the first time in my life great Gatsby in 1992. I had exam as an American novel. ILOVED the story but you add loads on the top. The film you were acting made it treasure . I watched it many many times and could never get enough of it. The character is called great .
But you made it the greatest 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟. I didn’t know you at that time. I said WWWWWWWWWWaw😮
Robert Redford has always come across to me as being a decent person, and his generous tribute, not full of loads of bs about Natalie Wood just proves my opinion of him, I guess. I liked Natalie Wood as an actress, always found her believable in the roles she played.
My goodness. These are two of the most beautiful people that every lived. Natalie seemed like such a lovely woman.
She was so classy. I LOVED her and Mr. Redford in his Property is Condemmed. I think he is a great actor and person and golly what a babe he is and was. MmmmmMmmm.
Yes, This Property is Condemned was a great movie. It has been mainly ignored and underrated. I have never been able to understand that.
@@TheKASOT I saw it so many times growing up. To this day my favorite film.
So glad that Robert Redford did this about his friend, Natalie. She was one of my favorite's in the movies.
This Property is Condemned is underrated; she was great in it.
It's sweet to hear the small, but meaningful memories that Mr. Redford will always have for her.
I know that a lot of men are totally drawn to Natalie`s beauty and real life charm, but I`m surprised so many women adore her. I`m not shocked, but surprised. I can see how anyone of either sex can have a crush on such a gorgeous woman with a little girl vulnerability.
I love everything about that man ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Robert, you are a man with class still. I love you handsome.
Watched “This property is condemned” last night. I think she deserved an academy award for that performance. Redford too.
Natalie Wood in the only actress Robert Redford had any sexual chemistry with. What a couple those two could’ve been.
i think natalie wood had the most chemistry with robert redford, seems to me he had a calming effect on her
The chemistry was strong in "This Property Is Condemned" which made the ending even sadder. For one person to touch another's soul is so valuable and I'm glad it happened to Robert and Natalie . . .
Well he was a gorgeous man when he was young!!
I do have something in common with Redford. I respect and adore Natalie Wood.
Remembering the good in her through her biography and movies.
The truth will be known someday. She was a beautiful woman and immensely talented. Should have won Oscars for Gypsy and Splendor in the grass.
RIP Natalie we still love you.
A gentleman!!!! Great and deserved tribute to Natalie, one of the greatest actresses of Cinema
Great story Bob and a great ending!!
A beautiful and gentle tribute
I just loved that. Thank you so much for sharing it.
Thanks for SHAREING this video with me. I always loved Natalie and her movies. I've thought about her several times since she died so young. She was a great actor that I thought awesome like you.
What beautiful heartfelt words from Robert, he was under her spell for life.
Natalie was stunning 😍 God bless her gentle soul
She was gorgeous.
What a beautiful and moving portrait
Took me awhile to see woods beauty/talent have always enjoyed these TCM moments
ROBERT is so classy and a true star and wonderful person
God, she was beautiful.
still miss Her in the movies what a wonderful actress
great films great times
Two of the most beautiful actors Natalie Wood and Robert Redford love the movie This Property is Condemmed together and Splendour In The Grass with Warren Beatty she is one beautiful and talented person knock out 🦋😇🙏💛❤️🌺🌸🌈💐🧚♂️🧚🏾♀️🌼🥶🌔🦋
natalie Wood is one of my all time favorite actors and i think, i fell in love with her at first glance due to great acting, and wonderful sense of humanities. she's one of the great one's that just touch your heart and spirit. god bless her for being a gift to all the world and for teaching us how to be better human beings.
Pity they did not have a real romance. It would have been great.
Sounds like he genuinely cared for her.
YES he loved her a lot ''
He's an ass and a phoney. Listen carefully to him. She's stunning.
She seemed to be attracted to bad boys like Wagner and Beaty. What a shame.
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Natalie Wood is extremely beautiful.
When I was a child, there were a small number of women I saw in film that were so beautiful they made me cry, because their beauty was so overwhelming.
Very weird how that can be, but that’s what happened:
- Ann-Margaret in “Bye Bye Birdie”
- Laura Harring in “The Forbidden Dance”
- And Natalie Wood.
Especially in the film “West Side Story”
thanks for having this on, its great.
Great tribute to Natalie by Mr Redford. Nice one, thanks, Mr Redford. Natalie was such an angelic-looking woman and very talented and convincing in her roles. RIP, Beautiful Angel Natalie.