Natalie Wood - You Go To My Head - Teddy Charles

Called "The Most Beautiful Teenager in the World" by Life magazine in 1955. Entertainment Weekly placed her on the "100 greatest stars of all time" list, at #70. Voted one of the top sex stars of the 1970s in Playboy magazine.

Her death was kismet, as she always cited a fear of water. She suffered from a deep fear of drowning after having barely survived an accident when she was a little girl, during the filming of The Green Promise (1949). Her fear was so great that Elia Kazan had to lie - promising a double - and trick her into doing the scenes at the water reservoir in Splendor in the Grass (1961). Splendour, the name of the yacht Wood was on the night she died, was named after her movie Splendor in the Grass (1961).
Younger sister Lana Wood made a ABC-TV special on Natalie's life, The Mystery of Natalie Wood (2004). Wood's death certificate was modified to show some of the uncertainties surrounding the actress' death. The document was amended in August 2012 and changed from accidental drowning to "drowning and other undetermined factors", according to a copy of the certificate obtained August 21, 2012 by The Associated Press.