He barely mentioned Natalie, a woman he married twice and the natural mother of one of his kids. Didn't even say her name. I find that suspicious and very strange
If there is any possibility that he is innocent, talking about his wife's death would be very hard. You can have your own theories but none of us will ever know the truth.
Most commenters know the truth, wagner murdered Natalie, his wife. Natalie's daughter, Natasha, believes that killer, who's not her father is incomprehensible - kissing and hugging him and changing her name to "wagner" is beyond ignorant. She'll learn the truth some day. It's unbelievable he hasn't spent his life in prison.
I have not read either of RJ Wagner's books but purchased both for my mother to read. I enjoy hearing stories about "The Golden Age Of Hollywood" so, I plan to read both books, one day. One of the most handsome men in Hollywood! He must have plenty of stories to tell and enough that he did not tell.
Got to give Larry King props for asking about the recent stuff about the Natalie Wood case. "He wasn't the captain of the boat." Very interesting attitude.
I was fortunate enough to have seen Mr.Wagner in person TWICE. Back in ‘66 at Coby’s Restaurant on Sunset past Doheney Dr. (he was having lunch with John Wayne and two other men) and in ‘77 on Lankershim Blvd. in North Hollywood. On Lankershim, when he noticed I recognized him, he acknowledged it and smiled. I never forget it.
Hum ..Yar it’s called plastic surgery every one has it where he comes from. The vain evil vacuumious place Hollywood. And his had a lot of plastic surgery two wipe the look of guilt of his face for murdering his wife.
I believe Natalie Wood was the most beautiful woman in Hollywood and her early demise rests squarely on him, snuffed out like a cigarette and not only was he not charged and kept his career, but he deposited a tidy sum in death benefits from insurance policies.
I still have a hard time listening to him. I believe he’s a mean drunk. Maybe Natalie’s death was a freak accident, but he had made several comments to Walken, accusing him of wanting to sleep with his wife. Alcohol is always a bad idea, especially whenever you’re on a boat. What is perplexing is that a woman on another nearby boat allegedly heard desperate cries for help. Maybe the storm that night carried her voice. I just think that he knew something. He may not have pushed her overboard, but what if he was so drunk he left her alone? People are not logical when they are inebriated. Guess we will never know. The most horrifying thing is that R.J. waited so long to call for help. I think he was getting his story straight. Poor Natalie died by the very thing she was most afraid of….dark, deep water.
Brilliant interview with Larry King and Robert Wagner.....they don't make them like that anymore. RW as Hollywood Insider has so many interesting tales to tell and awesome memories of so many legendary stars he worked with. I saw the episodes of NCIS he appeared in, a lot of fun and he really gelled with the cast. Amazing life and I am sure his memoirs are worth a read.
Overly friendly and positive attitude sends message - take all you want and more😀🥰🥳🌈 Just dont go you know where. Or else👹☠ Like, what you see and what you dont see are equally present.
@@monichat Over the years R.J would continually lie and alter his story of what happened the night Natalie died. Seems guilty enough to me. On top of that, Natalie was found badly bruised the next morning, after she’d drowned, which would imply someone had probably assaulted her. Wagner seems so suspicious to me.
He is repulsive. Wagner wishes that he was in the same class as Natalie Wood and other classic stars. It's time to rip his celebrity shield away from him and hold him accountable for his reprehensible actions.
I loved some of his earlier stuff. The 60's movies, It Takes A Thief, Hart To Hart. I really have not seen much of his work since the 80s (and of course Austen Powers). Always really liked him.
Yeah--read it all--that will clear up all the "misunderstandings". Just don't ask the Captain, or...oh yeah, just don't BELIEVE the Captain, that's how you do it, yep.
Honestly, I think Natalie and Wagner were both angry and drunk.They into a fight and he stuck her ( or pushed her) into the dingy untied it and kicked it out to sea knowing that she’s terrified of the water (especially in the dark) and wanted her to suffer the panic as a way to mentally torture her which is why he wouldn’t let the captain turn in the light ( As a lot of mentally abusive Narcs do) but was too drunk to anticipate her panic could cause her to freak out and fall out and drown especially her having been drinking too.(Edit: So I believe her actual death was an accident BUT although, he may not have intended to murder her he still murdered her. There’s always some truth to a liars deception. That’s how he got away with it.
He might have been responsible for putting her in the dingy in a drunken rage not expecting what happen to her to happen to her. Not expecting her to go overboard in her drunkenness.
It’s called first degree man slaughter… your theory I think is just about on the money. Christopher walkins roll. Unfortunately is a bit more mysterious and aloof.he knows what happened and had stayed silent because he had a role two play in her death.
He hasn't got a way with it, he's the person of interest! 1 way or another he won't get away with it, if he does here, you can be sure in the next life he won't! He will probably be going to hell!
Wasn't marrying maybe the most beautiful woman who ever lived not the highlight of you life? Obviously not! This guy is guilty of something even if its just Narcissism.
@@antoniafaheerty6980 yes he is, and it's very well known but he will never admit it. Especially in his very early days in Hollywood, when he was a beautiful looking young guy, supposedly he was very well known to have many "relationships" with powerful men in the movie business. The casting couch isn't only for women. What I didn't like is that he seemed to marry Jill St. John so soon after Natalie died. I feel sorry for her daughters.
"when that accident happened"...right, make sure you emphasized it was an "accident"...never mind your wife hated water and you left her there to "teach her a lesson"...
I've been on boats many times, there is no way in hell you would not hear someone shouting, screaming etc. unless there was thunder and stormy weather. The fact that there were three people besides Natalie Wood on board and noone can give a decent explanation for her death is very peculiar. Don't get me wrong, there is a chance she slipped and fell unconscious but it is very suspicious. There have been disappearances on freight ships and cruise liners where people have either fallen or perhaps even commited suicide but a robust moving ship is quite another thing and it is highly likely noone will notice anything untill the next day. Wagner & company must know something, more than 50% chance.
i have been trying to get my wife to take a cruise with me so i could shove her overboard late at night in the rough dark seas but she will not go with me.
I read both books pieces of my heart and you must remember this both fabulous books I would recommend it and I'm hoping that they work on the third book the books were exciting like I had anticipated
She's afraid of water, isn't that a coincidence, and because of that, she never learned to swim, and he was standing at the back of the boat, when the captain came to investigate the disturbance of a fight and the sudden silence
Golden for the men who just discarded their women when they aged or who beat or killed them! Fess up before u pass if U want any respect!! Natalie's sister n daughters deserve the truth!!
I've known him my whole life and he's one of the best men men I've ever had the privilege to be around. Don't believe everything you hear, use your brain.
1. He married Natalie twice and hardly ever mentions her. If you marry somebody twice it should be the love of your life and you would always mention.2. He wrote books about film starts and haven't wrote/dedicated a book to the love of his life Natalie?3. His reactions and answers in the interview are terrible. Laughing and greening at serious questions about his wife and that horrible night. Again he does not mention her.4. What probably happened was: he got angry after drinking and she wanted to leave on the dingy. She fell in the water and called him for help, he probably saw everything, but didn't do anything. Dennis the captain came probably heard them and Wagner said, leave her to teach her a lesson. She drowned and they realized what they did...and the rest is history.
No proof of him murdering Natalie Wood, or that he was gay, or that he beat the crap out of her! But there was proof that she was screwing around on him!!!
@@patscallan2452 ps - funny how you noticed that which could easily be true but you didn't notice the tonnes of evidence RJ did wrong the night she died . Ah bless up you spat scamlan
@@stefan2005stefan first STAY CLINT, learn how to spell!!! what you wrote can't even understand because this feeling is so incorrect! it was no evidence so if you listen to the news or read any articles you're still wrong!!!
Let's not all forget that he killed his wife Natalie woods..she didnt deserve to be miss treated by him..Christopher walkens know what really happened...I guess there going to to there grave in silence...🤔🤔🤔🤔
I want to come back as a tasty strain of bud for the masses and the strain be named after Natalie wood . Ps his laugh is super Seth Rogen cringeworthy, like bug spray from uncle buck
I'm sorry, I like Robert Wagner, I don't know what went on that night, loved Natalie Wood!!!! One point, I would not ask an attractive man to come on my boat with my husband its a bad mix, Robert Wagner, did not almost cut his wife head off like oj he was a monster, I leave any judgement of Robert Wagner up to God!!! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
watching him purely in memory of Natalie :'( don't care for him at all, one of the luckiest guys to be able to share a life with a person like her.......
It seems obvious to me that Larry King agreed not to ask the heavy questions. There were many opportunities to do so, but he didn't, and there were also many opportunities for Wagner to mention Natalie Wood, yet he never did. He would like to time travel, but doesn't say that he would like to see her again, people he misses the most, still never mentions her, says he loved Frank Sinatra and Barbara Stanwyck but not a word about Natalie. She deserved better than this.
@Samuel Legit that's true. It seems obvious that her death will never be solved. Robert Wagner is too powerful in Hollywood, and if anyone else knows the truth, they're still not talking.
We weren't on that boat and we dont know what natalie was like drunk. And if this man is telling the truth how awful for him. I dont think he has a guilty look.
@@annacoolmum5961 you're right we weren't on the boat but R.J.'s boat handler WAS on the boat and he maintains to this day that Wagner was acting very out of the ordinary
I’m gonna cry too Larry king your a wonderful interviewer and so privileged to interview rj Wagner what a wonderful man he is I love him so much I love the honesty in his answers and the love and admiration for one another you both are adorable and your not ready to die yet you both look amazing thankyou ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🥲
I find Robert to be very kind and his answers are genuine. Maybe being 84 has something to do with stumbling on his words. He probably doesn't mention Natalie because he's sick of talking about her. There were three people on the boat, they were all drunk.
funny how he was mentioning all the support he had, yet not mention of his wife who died, no emotion, self concern.. His speech pattern is suspect, he must have friends in high places to escape the jail cell
Answer this Robert... Why did you not try to save Natalie like to the very least calling for help? Dead people don't talk huh? You know very well that you pushed her...and then untied the dingy...
I've always thought Robert Wagner was delightful and never for one second that I believe he did it. Larry King it's a pleasure to watch him interview people he asked the same kind of questions that most of us would want to ask. he has this ability I enjoyed the exchange and the Repore that they had on this interview thank you mr. Larry King and thank you Robert Wagner
My Landlord had a sailboat in a dock along the side of the Splendor. Which sat at the end of the dock. I saw Robert Wagnor several times on that boat. One day, he was drinking out of a coffee cup while on the boat, after leaving he sat the cup on the step that went up to the top quarter, and after leaving, I went on the boat and took the cup. Still have it to this day. That was the same yr Natalie drowned.
Everybody Will Think Different Thing's About What Happen'ed.But We all Know Who Was on That boat,so Maby They Was all The Blame.Well Never Know,Will We.??
Sure are a lot of amateur detectives. Natalie Wood fell overboard in the middle of the night as all were drunk on board including the idiot "captain" who now needs money and comes up with some long lost memory. Yeah right.
Poor Natalie....but God knows what happened.
everybody knows what happened-right Mr Wagner????
Sadly, he speaks with more sadness and remorse over Frank Sinatra, than he does about his own wife, Natalie Wood. Smh.
This isn’t a interview about his family, people need to give this guy a break.
Judy0007, I don't know the details, but it was definitely *sketchy.*
Wow, Judy0007, you must have been on that boat- tell us, what else happened?
Oh girl, he got a break...he wasn’t ever held accountable for what he did to Natalie on that boat!!!
@@bobsmith1292 Yeah, that's still disturbing to think about. 😞
He barely mentioned Natalie, a woman he married twice and the natural mother of one of his kids. Didn't even say her name. I find that suspicious and very strange
Harpervalley Peeteeay Me too !
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I find no fault in his interview. No matter what he says people who are going to criticize him will be negative.
It was a Love Triangle between Stephanie Powers, Robert Wagner, William Holden, and Natalie Wood, see my comment above on what probably happened.
If there is any possibility that he is innocent, talking about his wife's death would be very hard. You can have your own theories but none of us will ever know the truth.
Loved him on Hart to Hart. Great show!
Blah, blah, blah, me, me, me. Narcissist, much? Poor Natalie and the Captain.
He gives away that tom cruise vibe of restrained madness behind a friendly demeanor. well larry, you know larry, listen larry, i tell you larry
I forgot what a great interviewer Larry King is. Excellent.
Yeah, great. I remember when he had Christopher Reeve on and while consigned to a wheelchair, Larry tells him, "That doesn't look too bad".
Wasn't Christopher Walken on the same boat that day....?
Yes
@Just Be ✌🏻❤️🎶♾ I imagine you were on the boat and saw everything. You should write a book, sure to become a best seller
Stephanie Powers and Robert Wagner were awesome together!!
Loved ❤️ to❤️!!
Because they were having an affair when both her boyfriend and his wife had ‘accidental’ deaths🙄
He did it. He’s guilty. He’s lying.
Hope you got a good lawyer.
Nope
I hope someone sues you for libel.
Most commenters know the truth, wagner murdered Natalie, his wife. Natalie's daughter, Natasha, believes that killer, who's not her father is incomprehensible - kissing and hugging him and changing her name to "wagner" is beyond ignorant. She'll learn the truth some day. It's unbelievable he hasn't spent his life in prison.
Yes, you have been fortunate, Mr. Wagner. Yes, indeed.
I have not read either of RJ Wagner's books but purchased both for my mother to read. I enjoy hearing stories about "The Golden Age Of Hollywood" so, I plan to read both books, one day. One of the most handsome men in Hollywood! He must have plenty of stories to tell and enough that he did not tell.
At another post NW was gonna write a book, but never got to.
Got to give Larry King props for asking about the recent stuff about the Natalie Wood case. "He wasn't the captain of the boat." Very interesting attitude.
He was the captain
I was fortunate enough to have seen Mr.Wagner in person TWICE. Back in ‘66 at Coby’s Restaurant on Sunset past Doheney Dr. (he was having lunch with John Wayne and two other men) and in ‘77 on Lankershim Blvd. in North Hollywood. On Lankershim, when he noticed I recognized him, he acknowledged it and smiled. I never forget it.
He wasn't a murderer then.
Fortunate?
I met him twice and talked to him. He was very nice with the public.
I love Larry. Every time I see him I tell him.
Man, hard to believe he is 84. Looks so young.
I agree.
well, he said he likes tequila, maybe that's the ticket.. 25:26
Hum ..Yar it’s called plastic surgery every one has it where he comes from. The vain evil vacuumious place Hollywood. And his had a lot of plastic surgery two wipe the look of guilt of his face for murdering his wife.
I believe Natalie Wood was the most beautiful woman in Hollywood and her early demise rests squarely on him, snuffed out like a cigarette and not only was he not charged and kept his career, but he deposited a tidy sum in death benefits from insurance policies.
He has good genetics. 84 years old he looks and speaks and thinks great.
well...he said he likes tequila, maybe that's the ticket.. 25:26
Where’s Natalie …Robert ?????
As a kid watching 'It takes a thief', I thought RJ was the coolest guy in the world. His character on the show was Al Mundy.
I still have a hard time listening to him. I believe he’s a mean drunk. Maybe Natalie’s death was a freak accident, but he had made several comments to Walken, accusing him of wanting to sleep with his wife. Alcohol is always a bad idea, especially whenever you’re on a boat. What is perplexing is that a woman on another nearby boat allegedly heard desperate cries for help. Maybe the storm that night carried her voice. I just think that he knew something. He may not have pushed her overboard, but what if he was so drunk he left her alone? People are not logical when they are inebriated. Guess we will never know. The most horrifying thing is that R.J. waited so long to call for help. I think he was getting his story straight. Poor Natalie died by the very thing she was most afraid of….dark, deep water.
This man is Always an actor, Acting.
He is a damn good actor!!! Guilty as hell!!!
Everybody was wonderful? Really? Who are you kidding Robert!
RJW has been a favorite of mine for about 50 years. I wish him only the best!
I always loved Robert Wagner and his dear wife Natalie Wood!
Too bad he killed her.
RW: I wake up every morning and say, thank you, thank you, thank you!
Brilliant interview with Larry King and Robert Wagner.....they don't make them like that anymore. RW as Hollywood Insider has so many interesting tales to tell and awesome memories of so many legendary stars he worked with. I saw the episodes of NCIS he appeared in, a lot of fun and he really gelled with the cast. Amazing life and I am sure his memoirs are worth a read.
Yes and he killed his wife
You know by this interview Larry King is friends with Robert wagner, especially when they talk about Frank Sinatra.
Thankfully, there aren't many murderers like wanger.
Spencer Tracey and Robert Wagner, interesting.
Rob. Wagner-as. Johna N.hart. Yes. JH
He has that murderous Mr. Grinch look on him. Scary.
You're the Best Larry and RJ W.
Laszlo Montreal!
Your a bad man ! 😠
I never heard you speak about Natalie. .
How you miss her.. how you loved her...
Your not a nice person you know it !
Still a wonderful looking man, that smile🤗🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
RJ what REALLY happened to the beautiful and innocent Natalie Wood ????
@Sam Lee Why doesn't Lana Wood file a civil wrongful death lawsuit?
Rip Larry king
Is it me or does Robert Wagner seem detached. Just enough to live most his life with a horrible secret without a problem.
It’s not just you.
yea,
far from being "transparent".
Overly friendly and positive attitude sends message - take all you want and more😀🥰🥳🌈 Just dont go you know where. Or else👹☠
Like, what you see and what you dont see are equally present.
He should have been in jail, not in Hart to hart.
You spelled ‘prison’ incorrectly!
Robert Wagner 👍👏💙
is a cold hearted murderer.
@@fishbmw where is the evidence
@@monichat Over the years R.J would continually lie and alter his story of what happened the night Natalie died. Seems guilty enough to me. On top of that, Natalie was found badly bruised the next morning, after she’d drowned, which would imply someone had probably assaulted her. Wagner seems so suspicious to me.
He is repulsive. Wagner wishes that he was in the same class as Natalie Wood and other classic stars. It's time to rip his celebrity shield away from him and hold him accountable for his reprehensible actions.
Wagner is all class
I loved some of his earlier stuff. The 60's movies, It Takes A Thief, Hart To Hart. I really have not seen much of his work since the 80s (and of course Austen Powers). Always really liked him.
That's too bad!!!
What is your problem? Why do you assume he killed Natalie? Because you believe her money hungry sister? Give me a break. Read everything.
Yeah--read it all--that will clear up all the "misunderstandings". Just don't ask the Captain, or...oh yeah, just don't BELIEVE the Captain, that's how you do it, yep.
@@jimquantic Or look too closely at the autopsy.
Or eyewitnesses on Catalina, or Captain, or autopsy or Walken who says nothing..why would that be...hmmmm 5th amendment.
Honestly, I think Natalie and Wagner were both angry and drunk.They into a fight and he stuck her ( or pushed her) into the dingy untied it and kicked it out to sea knowing that she’s terrified of the water (especially in the dark) and wanted her to suffer the panic as a way to mentally torture her which is why he wouldn’t let the captain turn in the light ( As a lot of mentally abusive Narcs do) but was too drunk to anticipate her panic could cause her to freak out and fall out and drown especially her having been drinking too.(Edit: So I believe her actual death was an accident BUT although, he may not have intended to murder her he still murdered her. There’s always some truth to a liars deception. That’s how he got away with it.
Effectively, it was manslaughter.
He might have been responsible for putting her in the dingy in a drunken rage not expecting what happen to her to happen to her. Not expecting her to go overboard in her drunkenness.
It’s called first degree man slaughter… your theory I think is just about on the money. Christopher walkins roll. Unfortunately is a bit more mysterious and aloof.he knows what happened and had stayed silent because he had a role two play in her death.
He hasn't got a way with it, he's the person of interest! 1 way or another he won't get away with it, if he does here, you can be sure in the next life he won't! He will probably be going to hell!
Wasn't marrying maybe the most beautiful woman who ever lived not the highlight of you life? Obviously not! This guy is guilty of something even if its just Narcissism.
Married her twice but does not mention her with affection. He has some answering certainly to do.
Well he's gay
cosmicdebris42 You’re correct !!!
@@antoniafaheerty6980 yes he is, and it's very well known but he will never admit it. Especially in his very early days in Hollywood, when he was a beautiful looking young guy, supposedly he was very well known to have many "relationships" with powerful men in the movie business. The casting couch isn't only for women. What I didn't like is that he seemed to marry Jill St. John so soon after Natalie died. I feel sorry for her daughters.
Robert Wagner an awsome actor well loved by many fans. Love him best in Heart to Heart with Stephany Powers
hes a killer.
They. Were. Dating. On. The. Show. Rw. Sp. A. Good. Couple. But. Hes. Mine. Jh.
Don’t forget it takes a thief!
Great interview
Love it R jwagners laughter!!! 😍
Especially how he laughed after offing his wife, Natalie
LOVE the Golden Age stories ❤
84 struth looking incredible looks 55
55 ? Don't push it mate. More like 74
@@cluggyahoo mid to late 60's maybe...
"when that accident happened"...right, make sure you emphasized it was an "accident"...never mind your wife hated water and you left her there to "teach her a lesson"...
Elaine Benes And wouldn’t allow search lights to be turned on
@@jenholmes4033 Who tf would not allow that ?? I miss her💚
Wow,you can't believe it! Yes we can
King is 87 years old. Wagner is 90 years old!
Larry is gone now
@@glorioswanson3574 it’s 2022 and yes king is gone and RJ is 92. God bless …
@@RC-vv6nrGod keeps Evil people on earth for a very long time!
I've been on boats many times, there is no way in hell you would not hear someone shouting, screaming etc. unless there was thunder and stormy weather. The fact that there were three people besides Natalie Wood on board and noone can give a decent explanation for her death is very peculiar. Don't get me wrong, there is a chance she slipped and fell unconscious but it is very suspicious. There have been disappearances on freight ships and cruise liners where people have either fallen or perhaps even commited suicide but a robust moving ship is quite another thing and it is highly likely noone will notice anything untill the next day.
Wagner & company must know something, more than 50% chance.
Nice Avatar!!............ This guy never talks about Natalie Wood. Very telling.
cosmicdebris42 yeah, it's very telling because he knows her memery and his grief has been soiled because of conspiracy nuts.
i have been trying to get my wife to take a cruise with me so i could shove her overboard late at night in the rough dark seas but she will not go with me.
makemarke
People in another boat heard a woman screaming HELP ME.... I'm drowning.
🙄😣
Very strange they couldn't hear her.
I read both books pieces of my heart and you must remember this both fabulous books I would recommend it and I'm hoping that they work on the third book the books were exciting like I had anticipated
Hopefully he writes his next book from a jail cell.
@@fishbmw Rubbish.
@@lenblack1462 not rubbish
She's afraid of water, isn't that a coincidence, and because of that, she never learned to swim, and he was standing at the back of the boat, when the captain came to investigate the disturbance of a fight and the sudden silence
Larry is 80 and Wagner is 84? Wagner looks great.
well...he said he likes tequila, maybe that's the ticket.. 25:26
May he rest in peace but Larry looked 80 all his life
Golden for the men who just discarded their women when they aged or who beat or killed them! Fess up before u pass if U want any respect!! Natalie's sister n daughters deserve the truth!!
he killed natalie
He is a lovely man
Don't believe a single word that guy states....but Larry of course is very comfortable with him....it has been great....
What happened on the boat, RJ?
Why do u have a murderer on your show?
I've known him my whole life and he's one of the best men men I've ever had the privilege to be around. Don't believe everything you hear, use your brain.
Awww.....The Murderer has memories!!! Justice for Natalie...
weird he is too nonchalant about it!
Heart to Heart with No. 2.
1. He married Natalie twice and hardly ever mentions her. If you marry somebody twice it should be the love of your life and you would always mention.2. He wrote books about film starts and haven't wrote/dedicated a book to the love of his life Natalie?3. His reactions and answers in the interview are terrible. Laughing and greening at serious questions about his wife and that horrible night. Again he does not mention her.4. What probably happened was: he got angry after drinking and she wanted to leave on the dingy. She fell in the water and called him for help, he probably saw everything, but didn't do anything. Dennis the captain came probably heard them and Wagner said, leave her to teach her a lesson. She drowned and they realized what they did...and the rest is history.
perfectly explained.
Thank you, still hope I am not correct.
Nice interview
Natalie Wood lived down the street from me in Santa Rosa..tiny Sears tool shed of a house
Well, Natalie was tiny herself. So that kind of makes sense.
Not mentioning Natalie shows his guilt!!!!
Yeah because he doesn't want to be asked any questions in case he slips.Anything he answers about Natalie is ALWAYS scripted!!!
Gosh, I miss these interviews. Miss Old Hollywood too. Interviews on talk shows now just aren’t the same. Talking too fast, interrupting, etc.
he blood sacrificed natalie wood
STAY CLINT I considered that too...thus, the cover up, and his big escape from blame.
No proof of him murdering Natalie Wood, or that he was gay, or that he beat the crap out of her! But there was proof that she was screwing around on him!!!
@@patscallan2452 ps - funny how you noticed that which could easily be true but you didn't notice the tonnes of evidence RJ did wrong the night she died . Ah bless up you spat scamlan
@@stefan2005stefan first STAY CLINT, learn how to spell!!! what you wrote can't even understand because this feeling is so incorrect! it was no evidence so if you listen to the news or read any articles you're still wrong!!!
@@patscallan2452 no
Wagner and Wood would make a great Hollywood BIO-PIC
This poor excuse for a man murdered his then wife NATALIE WOOD!
Let's not all forget that he killed his wife Natalie woods..she didnt deserve to be miss treated by him..Christopher walkens know what really happened...I guess there going to to there grave in silence...🤔🤔🤔🤔
That man who calls himself a film star has a LOT to answer for! His sins will be called out on Judgment day!
Siskin
That will happen for all of us
I want to come back as a tasty strain of bud for the masses and the strain be named after Natalie wood .
Ps his laugh is super Seth Rogen cringeworthy, like bug spray from uncle buck
@@vibekes2416 Not all of us have killed our wives.
I'm sorry, I like Robert Wagner, I don't know what went on that night, loved Natalie Wood!!!! One point, I would not ask an attractive man to come on my boat with my husband its a bad mix, Robert Wagner, did not almost cut his wife head off like oj he was a monster, I leave any judgement of Robert Wagner up to God!!! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
She did not ask an attractive man to go out on the boat with her and Robert, she asked Christopher Walken.
7:02 they taught him...and he could do *anything* ...
Killer. Should be in jail.
watching him purely in memory of Natalie :'( don't care for him at all, one of the luckiest guys to be able to share a life with a person like her.......
Cote X she was great. A box office dream
This is pretty disgusting - having such a cheerful chat while the death of poor Natalie is still not being answered.
It seems obvious to me that Larry King agreed not to ask the heavy questions. There were many opportunities to do so, but he didn't, and there were also many opportunities for Wagner to mention Natalie Wood, yet he never did. He would like to time travel, but doesn't say that he would like to see her again, people he misses the most, still never mentions her, says he loved Frank Sinatra and Barbara Stanwyck but not a word about Natalie. She deserved better than this.
@Samuel Legit that's true. It seems obvious that her death will never be solved. Robert Wagner is too powerful in Hollywood, and if anyone else knows the truth, they're still not talking.
We weren't on that boat and we dont know what natalie was like drunk. And if this man is telling the truth how awful for him. I dont think he has a guilty look.
@@annacoolmum5961 you're right we weren't on the boat but R.J.'s boat handler WAS on the boat and he maintains to this day that Wagner was acting very out of the ordinary
@@annacoolmum5961 "I dont think he has a guilty look". . Anna.... Have you forgotten this guy is an actor?
I wouldn't recommend reading the book "goodbye Natalie goodbye splendor"".... One of the biggest cover-ups in Hollywood history.
Would
I’m gonna cry too Larry king your a wonderful interviewer and so privileged to interview rj Wagner what a wonderful man he is I love him so much I love the honesty in his answers and the love and admiration for one another you both are adorable and your not ready to die yet you both look amazing thankyou ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🥲
🙄. RJ is this you?
Yes he killed Natalie Wood how he got away with it
You dont know that!
I find Robert to be very kind and his answers are genuine. Maybe being 84 has something to do with stumbling on his words. He probably doesn't mention Natalie because he's sick of talking about her. There were three people on the boat, they were all drunk.
But only 1 murderer.
funny how he was mentioning all the support he had, yet not mention of his wife who died, no emotion, self concern.. His speech pattern is suspect, he must have friends in high places to escape the jail cell
Answer this Robert... Why did you not try to save Natalie like to the very least calling for help? Dead people don't talk huh? You know very well that you pushed her...and then untied the dingy...
all drunk...
I've always thought Robert Wagner was delightful and never for one second that I believe he did it. Larry King it's a pleasure to watch him interview people he asked the same kind of questions that most of us would want to ask. he has this ability I enjoyed the exchange and the
Repore that they had on this interview thank you mr. Larry King and thank you Robert Wagner
Natalie is still remembered but Wagener will be recalled as a liar.
My Landlord had a sailboat in a dock along the side of the Splendor. Which sat at the end of the dock. I saw Robert Wagnor several times on that boat. One day, he was drinking out of a coffee cup while on the boat, after leaving he sat the cup on the step that went up to the top quarter, and after leaving, I went on the boat and took the cup. Still have it to this day. That was the same yr Natalie drowned.
What would Lana Wood think of this interview!
what have you done to natalie wood,robert?
+Richard Rausinsky nothing..........
Everybody Will Think Different Thing's About What Happen'ed.But We all Know Who Was on That boat,so Maby They Was all The Blame.Well Never Know,Will We.??
never liked him. never trusted this man
Idc he’s a classy gentleman old hollywood🇨🇦❤️❤️🇨🇦🇨🇦
You don’t care he murdered his wife? Interesting
RJ is more handsome now as a mature man than he was as a young actor. I didn't know what Natalie Wood saw in him. Love is blind
maybe Natalie knew he was going to be good-looking later in life..
If I look as good at 64 as he does at 84 I will be happy lol
actually, he was 84 during this interview, not 64
Multiple surgeries, drugs , money, gay sex
I hear murdering and escaping justice helps to keep you looking young.
well...he said he likes tequila, maybe that's the ticket.. 25:26
Sure are a lot of amateur detectives. Natalie Wood fell overboard in the middle of the night as all were drunk on board including the idiot "captain" who now needs money and comes up with some long lost memory. Yeah right.
He was mr Hollywood all the way , Mr cool.
He had something to do with Natalies death though.
Sudden thought: BEE LARRY KING
And about your late wife?? ooooppsss you must of forgot to mention her
Heart to Heart but I liked him in the film The Mountain with the fabulous Spencer Tracy !