Robert Wagner raised 3 women after the mysterious death of his wife — he looks ‘wonderful’ at 93

Entangled as a “person of interest” in the mysterious death of his wife, Natalie Wood, Robert Wagner’s devoted daughter Natasha Gregson Wagner says she had to help clear her father’s name in what’s been “years of painful speculation.”
Having shared the screen with legends like Raquel Welch, Paul Newman and Debbie Reynolds, Robert Wagner, now 93, is the handsome face behind popular TV series of the 1970s and 1980s, It Takes a Thief, Switch and Hart to Hart.

According to the actor, who played Dr. Evil in Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery, he’s been linked romantically with Hollywood hottest stars, Joan Crawford, Elizabeth Taylor, Joan Collins and Barbara Stanwyck, an actor 20 years his senior that he met while filming Titanic (1953).
But it was one dark-haired beauty, Hollywood’s sweetheart Natalie Wood, whom he was betrothed since she was only 10, that captured his heart.
In an interview with People in 1976, Wood, known as the rosy-cheeked child in Miracle on 34th Street, said, “I was 10 and he was 18 when I first saw him walking down a hall at 20th Century Fox,” she recalled. “I turned to my mother and said, ‘I’m going to marry him.’”