English: "Wonder Woman".

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Country of Release: USA [Manufactured in USA]. Date Of Release: 1999. Call Number: 23342. Label Company: Re-TV Video Library / Columbia House Company. Video System: VHS | NTSC | Color. Audio: Stereo. Running Time: 100 min. Details: VHS in clamshell case.

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Cover Summary: " WONDER WOMAN MEETS BARONESS VON GUNTHER Air Date: April 21, 1976. In 'Wonder Woman Meets Baroness Von Gunther,' Steve Trevor battles for his life and his career when he's accused of espionage and treason in relation to a series of military missions that have gone awry due to acts of sabotage. Investigating the situation, and determined to clear the mart she loves, Wonder Woman learns that Trevor is being framed by a Nazi spy ring. FAUSTA, THE NAZI WONDER WOMAN Air Date: April 28, 1976. In 'Fausta, The Nazi Wonder Woman,' Hitler's hand-picked agent, Fausta Grables (Lynda Day George), is sent to America to capture Wonder Woman, using a kidnapped Major Steve Trevor as bait. While Wonder Woman frees Trevor, she herself is taken prisoner and brought to Nazi Germany so that Hitler can learn the secret of her powers. It is then up to Steve to mount a rescue mission of his own. At the time that former beauty queen Lynda Carter was portraying Wonder Woman, she spoke to Starlog magazine about the virtues of the show. 'It crosses the bridge between fun and reality,' she explained. 'Wonder Woman has never really been flesh and blood before, so, right now, I AM Wonder Woman. If a person totally immersed herself in a role, she would be totally insane. But if she didn't become involved at all, she wouldn't be doing the super job. There's such a fine line between fantasy and reality in the show that it's probably the most difficult role I'll ever play.' And it's a role that she was seemingly born to play, particularly when noting her nearly six-foot frame. 'In high school,' Carter noted in the same interview, 'I was too tall to be in the pep squad, too tall for a boy to feel comfort-able with on a date and too tall to feel at ease anywhere. Everybody used to tell me - sympathetically, I guess - 'Don't worry, you've got what it takes - talent! You'll make it.' Nobody showed me how, though, until someone, I forget who, said, 'Study.' So I took up music and singing.' The rest, of course, was television history..."

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