Wende Wagner
Turning Wagner ( Wendy Wagner, born December 6, 1945 in New London, Connecticut, † February 26, 1997 in Santa Monica, California ) was an American actress who gained her roles in The Green Hornet and Rio Conches fame.
Life
Turning Wagner had French, German and Native American ancestry, which helped her to an exotic look that her acting career was appropriate. Her parents were John H. Wagner and Rudy Arnold Wagner. They were both active in the field of sports, her father as coach of Olympic swimmers and divers, her mother as a skier. Wagner attended Coronado High School in San Diego, California. She traveled out of school many countries and worked in Paris as a model. As a swimmer and diver she first came in the late 1950s with the film business contacts. My television debut she had in the western series Wagon Train in the year 1959/60. She was interested in surfing and traveling around the world. Both she tried to connect with their work. She worked example as a female stunt double in underwater scenes. She starred in the series Sea Hunt, Lloyd Bridges and in the TV series The Aquanauts with. In September Storm, she participated in stunt scenes and still played more minor roles in television series. On a movie set, she met the stunt diver Courtney Brown, whom she married.
After a pause - due to the birth of her daughter and moved to the Bahamas - they took over again stunt jobs in television series.
1963 settled Wagner divorced from Brown and moved back to the United States. There she played from 1964 small roles in movies and television productions and made 1966-1967 the role of Lenore " Casey " Case in the series The Green Hornet dar. Through her friendship with Sharon Tate she received a role in Rosemary 's Baby. Wagner was married from 1967 to 1978 with James Mitchum and has with him a son. After 1973, she gave up her career and died in 1997 from cancer.