 |
 59
60-minute episodes (13 diferent episodes in France). |
| Created
in 1976. Broadcast thru A2 in 1978 and then in 1982. |
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| With
Lynda Carter (Wonder Woman, Diana Prince); Lyle Waggoner (Major Steve Trevor); Richard Eastharn (General
Phillip Blankenship); Beatrice Colen (Etta Candy); Debra Winger
(Drusilla, Diana's sister); Cloris Leachmann, Carolyn Jones
(Queen Mother); Pamela Shoop (Magda) and Erica Hagen (Dalma). |
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| In
the beginning - we are in March 1974- this bionic lady (*) had
to die at the end of the second part of the telefilm, but the
network received mail asking to revive this strong woman. It was
in fact the actress Cathy Lee Crosby. But the blonde actress
refused to reappear possibly tempted by the original US version
of "It's Incredibly" which inspired our Jacques
Martin. |
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| Cathy
Lee was therefore replaced by Lynda Carter and... you know
what followed. An advise, when you see the mini size
starred-dress make the comparision between the two ladies. |
|
 LYNDA
CARTER (WONDER WOMAN) |
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| Born
on July 24th, 1952 in Phoenix (Arizona). |
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| Holder
of a beauty prize, singer of a cabaret and pulpy dancer of
green-grey eyes, Lynda had to do anything to get a career on the
screen, whatever it is. Then she became Miss World in 1973 after
being elected as Miss Arizona and after that someone traced her
beauty to become Woner Woman. With this actress dressed in a
plastic starred-banner, the U.S.A. have found the ideal bionic
woman to face the machismo of Superman. |
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But
in spite of being married with one of Hollywood's most famous
managers, Lynda Carter doesn't want her career to be tied to
this superheroine which is Wonder Woman. Would someone have a
role to offer to this 1,90 meters that rests on sixty kilograms
of muscles fed on a vegetarian regime? |
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| (*)
Having made the object of scientific and biologic
transformations. |
