Lynda Carter was Wonder Woman from 1975 to 1979, and the moment she stepped into the costume, she set an almost impossible standard. Elegant, powerful, intelligent, and timeless, she didn’t just play the role… she defined it. For years, especially throughout the 1990s and 2000s, Hollywood tried to bring Wonder Woman back, whether as a new TV series or a feature film. Several projects were discussed, and even tested, including the 2011 NBC pilot starring Adrianne Palicki. But one thing always sto

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16K views | 'Wonder Woman 1984' is in theaters now! In honor of our favorite badass heroine, we're throwing it back to 2006 when Lynda Carter, the original Wonder Woman herself, spoke with us about the vulnerability she brought to the character, and her hopes for the film. | MTV News | Facebook

Lynda Carter shares the story of how she landed the iconic role of Wonder Woman in the 1970s. She recalls testing alongside Lyle Waggoner and being discovered by producer Doug Cramer, who made the unforgettable call to tell her she had won the part. | Lynda Carter Everything

46K views · 3.4K reactions | Happy 49th Anniversary to Lynda Carter as Wonder Woman!  On this day in 1975, The New Original Wonder Woman premiered on ABC, capturing hearts and launching four years of unforgettable adventures. What’s your favorite memory of Wonder Woman? | Lynda Carter Everything | Facebook

177K views · 7.1K reactions | Lynda Carter invented the iconic spin in the 1975 Wonder Woman TV show. It had such a huge impact that it was used in animated versions of Wonder Woman for years, starting with the ‘80s Super Powers Galactic Guardians, then Justice League Unlimited, and even Batman: The Brave and the Bold. Do you like the tribute? | Lynda Carter Everything | Facebook