Robert Wagner

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Robert Wagner Fast Facts:

As a teen worked at the Bel-Air Country Club and caddied for stars including Clark Gable, Fred Astaire and Alan Ladd, which fueled his desire to be an actor.
Film debut was in 1950's The Happy Years, which led to a series of minor film roles that culminated with his Golden Globe-nominated performance in Stars and Stripes Forever (1952).
Gained respect by playing Spencer Tracy's son in 1954's Broken Lance and as a killer in 1956's A Kiss Before Dying.
Transitioned to TV in 1968 as the lead in It Takes a Thief; continued to find TV-series success with roles on Switch and Hart to Hart.
Made his producing debut in 1972 with the TV-movie Madame Sin, in which he starred opposite Bette Davis.
Revived his film career in the late '90s with appearances as the evil Number Two in the Austin Powers trilogy.
Received a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame in 2002.
Published the memoir Pieces of My Heart in 2008.
Wives Natalie Wood and Jill St. John and Hart to Hart costar Stefanie Powers were in the same ballet class as kids.
In 2011, was cast as the voice of Charlie in the planned TV reboot of Charlie's Angels. Wagner also has a stake in the Angels TV franchise as the result of a 1970's-deal with producer Aaron Spelling.

Robert Wagner Relationships:
Natasha Gregson Wagner - Stepdaughter
Robert John Wagner Sr. - Father
Marion Marshall - Ex-wife
Katie Wagner - Daughter
Courtney Brooke Wagner - Daughter
Jill St. John - Wife
Natalie Wood - Wife (deceased)
Barbara Stanwyck - Ex-significant Other
Robert Wagner Awards:
1970 Golden Globe: Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Drama - Nominee
1953 Golden Globe: New Star of the Year - Actor - Nominee
1980 Golden Globe: Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Drama - Nominee
1981 Golden Globe: Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Drama - Nominee
1983 Golden Globe: Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Drama - Nominee
1984 Golden Globe: Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Drama - Nominee
1970 Golden Globe: Actor in a Television Series - Drama - Nominee
1970 Emmy: Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Dramatic Series - Nominee