In this interview, Lynda Carter reflects on the turning point of her career — being cast as Wonder Woman in 1975. She didn’t even have to do a cold reading. The producers had already seen her in a few small roles and believed she had what it took. At the time, she was a struggling actress, trying to find her place in Hollywood. What many fans don’t know is that Lynda had actually auditioned for Wonder Woman once before, in 1974, when a very different version of the character was being developed.

TONIGHT on PEOPLE: In an exclusive interview, Lynda Carter shares her story of becoming the first Wonder Woman back in the classic 70s TV series… | WFSB - Channel 3 Eyewitness News

In this rare interview from 1981, Lynda Carter is promoting her upcoming new movie “Baby Factory,” which will later be called “Born to Be Sold.” The journalist asked her questions about the impact of her iconic role as Wonder Woman on her acting career. This is Part 1. If you want to watch Part 2, comment “more.” | Lynda Carter Everything

October 1981. Two years after Wonder Woman was canceled, Lynda Carter reflects on her next chapter — no longer tied to just one role. With CBS specials and international tours, she embraced her singing career and finally admitted: it wasn’t always fun playing the same character. Now, she’s finding the joy in being fully herself. | Lynda Carter Everything

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