Natalie Wood Collection

Six films starring the late screen icon, Natalie Wood. Warren Beatty made his screen debut opposite Wood in 'Splendor in the Grass' (1961), a tale of adolescent love gone awry directed by Elia Kazan. Set in depression-era Kansas in 1925, the film tells the story of two teenage lovers full of angst and lust whose relationship is quashed by the repressive mentality of their parents and the local townspeople - with dire consequences. Helen Gurley Brown's self-help best-seller was the nominal source for the Hollywood sex comedy 'Sex and the Single Girl' (1964), starring Tony Curtis as a scandal sheet editor attempting to dish the dirt on research psychologist and author Helen Gurley Brown (Wood). Needless to say, a romantic entanglement ensues. Set in 1930s Hollywood, 'Inside Daisy Clover' (1965) follows 15-year-old tomboy Daisy Clover (Wood) as she becomes a big movie star overnight following a successful audition. Daisy must now struggle to overcome the many difficulties that come along with her fame and fortune. Robert Redford co-stars as Daisy's secretly gay movie star husband. The Jule Styne/Stephen Sondheim musical 'Gypsy' (1962) follows the life and times of burlesque dancer Gypsy Rose Lee (Wood). Rosalind Russell co-stars as the pushy stage mother who forces her daughter into the limelight at a tender age. 'Bombers B-52' (1957) is a romantic drama set in the world of the US air force. Lois Brennan (Wood), daughter of Sergeant Chuck Brennan (Karl Malden), falls in love with hotshot playboy Colonel Jim Herlihy (Efrem Zimbalist Jr) - much to the chagrin of her father, who witnessed Herlihy's dangerous hotheadedness first-hand when both men were stationed in Korea. The romantic comedy 'Cash McCall' (1960) tells the story of the eponymous Cash (James Garner), a slick up-and-coming businessman who makes his fortune by buying ailing enterprises before re-selling them at a profit. But Cash more than meets his match when he comes up against Lory (Wood), the beautiful daughter of failing plastics tycoon Grant Austen (Dean Jagger).

Director: Elia Kazan
Director: Richard Quine
Director: Robert Mulligan
Director: Mervyn LeRoy
Director: Gordon Douglas
Director: Joseph Pevney
Producer: Elia Kazan
Producer: Alan J. Pakula
Producer: Robert Mulligan
Producer: Mervyn LeRoy
Writer: Joseph Heller
Writer: Leonard Spigelglass
Writer: Irving Wallace
Writer: Lenore Coffee
Writer: Marion Hargrove
Writer: Gilbert Lambert
Music: André Previn
Music: Frank Perkins
Music: Jule Styne
Music: Stephen Sondheim
Actor: Natalie Wood
Actor: William Inge
Actor: Pat Hingle
Actor: Tony Curtis
Actor: Warren Beatty
Actor: Audrey Christie
Actor: Rosalind Russell
Actor: Henry Fonda
Actor: Karl Malden
Actor: Lauren Bacall
Actor: Ann Jillian
Actor: Parley Baer
Actor: Paul Wallace
Actor: Katharine Bard
Actor: Betty Bruce
Actor: Ruth Gordon
Actor: Harold Gould
Actor: Harry Shannon
Actor: John Hale
Actor: Morgan Brittany
Actor: Betty Harford
Actor: Diane Pace
Actor: Paul Hartman
Actor: James Milhollin
Actor: Roddy McDowall
Actor: Christopher Plummer
Actor: Robert Redford
Actor: Barbara Loden
Actor: Marsha Hunt
Actor: Efrem Zimbalist Jr
Actor: James Garner
Actor: Dean Jagger