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| Full Name: | Lynda Carter |
| Birth Name: | Linda Jean Cordoba Carter |
| Famous As: | Actress, singer |
| Date of Birth: | July 24, 1951 |
| Place of Birth: | Phoenix, Arizona, USA |
| Height: | 5' 9 |
| Nationality: | American |
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| Full Name: | Lynda Carter |
| Birth Name: | Linda Jean Cordoba Carter |
| Famous As: | Actress, singer |
| Date of Birth: | July 24, 1951 |
| Place of Birth: | Phoenix, Arizona, USA |
| Height: | 5' 9 |
| Nationality: | American |

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Miami Herald - Found Jun. 8, 2009 Lynda Carter, aka the '70s era Wonder Woman, released her first pop album in 1978. It bombed more spectacularly than that invisible plane would have |
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Broadway World - Found Jun. 11, 2009 Lynda Carter, best known for her starring role as TV's 'Wonder Woman' celebrated the release of her new CD, 'At Last' at the Lincoln Triangle Barnes |
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EdgeBoston.com - Found Jun. 6, 2009 While it may be four decades since her iconic character first twirled her way across American television sets, when Lynda Carter flashes her smile at ... |
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After Elton - Found Jun. 3, 2009 ?This is a dual role,? Lynda Carter says of her famous stint on the iconic 1970s television series Wonder Woman. |
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Vida en el Valle - Found Apr. 1, 2009 Lynda Carter, 57, revives her musical career and brings her show to Modesto. Lynda Carter, se 57 anos de edad, revive su carrera como cantante... |
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Individual.com - Found Apr. 1, 2009 Before she was the daughter of Hippolyta, before she had that Lasso of Truth, before she wore those satin tights, Lynda Carter loved to sing. |
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Billboard - Found Jul. 2, 2009 I met Michael again in 1984 at the MGM in Las Vegas where he had come to see Lynda Carter perform. I was her music director at the time. |
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Billboard - Found Jul. 2, 2009 I met Michael again in 1984 at the MGM in Las Vegas where he had come to see Lynda Carter perform. I was her music director at the time. |
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Billboard - Found Jul. 2, 2009 I met Michael again in 1984 at the MGM in Las Vegas where he had come to see Lynda Carter perform. I was her music director at the time. |
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Sun Herald - Found Jun. 30, 2009 Lynda Carter has transformed herself back into a role that's dear to her heart: vocalist. Tall, fashionable and pretty, the 57-year-old Carter... |
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Lynda Carter
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| Lynda Carter | |
Lynda Carter at the 2009 Heart Truth fashion show |
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| Born | Linda Jean Córdova Carter1 July 24, 1951 Phoenix, Arizona, U.S. |
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| Occupation | Actress, Singer |
| Years active | 1974–present |
| Spouse(s) | Ron Samuels (1977–1982) Robert A. Altman (1984–present) |
Lynda Carter (born July 24, 1951) is an American actress and singer. She is best known for the Amazonian title role in the fantasy-adventure television series Wonder Woman which aired from 1975 to 1979.
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Carter was born Linda Jean Córdova Carter in Phoenix, Arizona.2 Her father, Colby Carter is an Irish American,1 and her mother, Juana Córdova, is of Mexican and Spanish ancestry.1 Carter grew up an avid reader of the Wonder Woman comic books. She went to Globe High School in Globe, Arizona and Arcadia High School in Phoenix. She attended Arizona State University but after being voted the "most talented" student she dropped out in order to pursue a career in music. She toured as a singer with several rock groups before returning to Arizona in 1972.
Carter entered a local beauty contest and achieved her first national fame by winning Miss World USA, in 1972, representing Arizona.1 As the United States entrant in the Miss World pageant she reached the semi-finals. After taking acting classes at several New York acting schools, she began making appearances on TV shows such as Starsky and Hutch, Cos, and Nakia, and in "B-movies," including her only nude appearances, which were in Bobbie Jo and the Outlaw, released in 1976.
However, Carter's acting career did not take off until she landed her starring role in the Wonder Woman television series. Her earnest performance endeared her to fans and critics, and the series lasted for three seasons. Thirty years after first taking on the role, Carter continues to be closely identified with Wonder Woman, so much so that it has proved difficult for producers to find a suitable candidate to play the character in subsequent aborted productions. (Work on the most recent attempt was announced in 2005.)
As the program was winding down, Carter told a national magazine:
"I hate men looking at me and thinking...what they think; and I know what they think--they write and tell me."
She was referring to the sexually explicit content of some of the letters she had received from male admirers.citation needed
Carter's other credits include the title role in a 1983 biopic of Rita Hayworth titled Love Goddess, and a variety of her own television specials: Lynda Carter's Special (1980), Encore! (1980), Celebration (1981), Street Life (1982) and Body And Soul (1984). She also starred in a few short-lived TV series, including, Partners in Crime, with Loni Anderson, in 1984, and, Hawkeye, with Lee Horsley. During the late 1970s, she recorded the album, Portrait, on the writing/composing of several of whose selections she collaborated, and made numerous guest appearances on variety television programs in a musical capacity. She also sang two of her songs in the Wonder Woman episode, "Amazon Hot Wax."
In 2001, Carter was cast in the independent comedy feature, Super Troopers, as, "Vermont Governor Jessman." The writers and stars of the film, the comedy troupe Broken Lizard, with member Jay Chandrasekhar directing, had specifically sought Carter for the role, with plans to approach other television actresses of the 1970s had Carter declined. Carter had her first appearance in a major feature film in a number of years in the 2005 big-screen remake of The Dukes of Hazzard, also directed by Chandrasekhar. She also appeared in the 2005 movie, the comedy Sky High, as "Principal Powers," the head of a school for superheroes. The script allowed for Carter to poke fun at her most famous character when she states: "What a waste. I can't do anything more to help you. I'm not Wonder Woman, y'know." Lynda returned to the DC Comics' television world on the 2007 episode of Smallville, titled "Progeny," playing Chloe Sullivan's Kryptonite-empowered mother.
Carter has also done voiceovers for video games, performing voices for the nord and orsimer (orc) females in two computer games of The Elder Scrolls series, The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind and The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. These games were developed by Bethesda Softworks, of which her second husband, Robert Altman--not to be confused with the late Hollywood director--is Chairman and CEO.
From September 26, 2005, until November of that year, Carter played the role of "Mama Morton," in the West End London production of Chicago.3 Her rendition of "When You're Good to Mama" was officially released on the Chicago: 10th Anniversary Edition CD box set in October of 2006. Lynda began touring the US with her one woman show, "An Evening with Lynda Carter". She has played sell-out engagements at prestigious venues such as Feinstein's At Loews Regency in New York, Jazz at Lincoln Center, and The Kennedy Center in Washington, DC. On June 9, 2009 her new cd, "AT LAST" was released and dropped at #6 on The Billboard Chart.
Carter has been married twice. Her first marriage was to her former agent Ron Samuels, on May 28, 1977. They were divorced in 1982. Samuels was also agent to Charlie's Angels co-star Jaclyn Smith (who attended the wedding) and to Bionic Woman star Lindsay Wagner. Carter later married attorney Robert Altman, on January 29, 1984. Robert and Lynda have two children, James and Jessica Altman.1
When, after a lengthy and highly publicized jury trial for banking and securities fraud in 1992, Carter's husband Robert Altman was found not guilty, Carter was shown on the nightly TV news standing in front of San Antonio native, Stan Livengood, with her arm around her husband shouting, "Not guilty, not guilty!" to the TV news reporters.
In early June 2008, Carter found a body floating in the Potomac River in Washington, D.C. while rowing out of the Potomac Boat Club. She called out to some fishermen and waited for the police to arrive.4 That same month, she admitted in an interview to People magazine that she had entered a rehabilitation clinic for treatment of chronic alcoholism.5
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