Former Miss U.S.A. Lynda Carter played Wonder Woman and her alter ego, Diana Prince, from 1975 to 1979 and quickly became a '70s icon. ... becoming Miss U.S.A. in 1972. ...

Lynda Carter, 71, Celebrates ‘Swimsuit Season’ With Throwback Bathing Suit Pic. ... where she was crowned Miss USA in 1972. Once she landed the role of Diana Prince for three seasons on ...

In 1972, Carter won a local Arizona beauty contest and later Miss World USA. She also competed in the international Miss ...

The actress Lynda Carter is best known for her corset-wearing superhero role as Wonder Woman (AKA Diana Prince) in the iconic DC Comics TV series which ran from 1975 to 1979. The former Miss World ...

Lynda Carter - Discover all of the latest news and updates, including exclusive interviews from the UK, US and rest of the world - HELLO! ... The star was crowned Miss USA in 1972.

Lynda Carter, 72, joined her look-a ... Lynda was crowned Miss USA in 1972 but had just $25 in the bank when she landed the part of Wonder Woman in 1975. She continued in the TV role until 1979.

Lynda was crowned Miss USA in 1972 but had just $25 in the bank when she landed the part of Wonder Woman in 1975. She continued in the TV role until 1979. The actress also appeared in the 2020 ...

Topping this list is the most popular TV Wonder Woman and Miss World USA 1972, Lynda Carter. The surge in popularity of the “Wonder Woman” franchise’s recent renditions has also played a ...

Lynda Carter, who was Miss World USA 1972, is also backing Democratic presidential and vice presidential candidates Kamala Harris and Tim Walz. She endorsed Joe Biden in 2020 and former Secretary ...

Lynda Carter Never Played Wonder Woman: ... After winning the 1972 Miss World USA pageant, she took off for Los Angeles to stir up a record deal or an acting break, ...

Lynda Carter tells PEOPLE in an exclusive conversation her secret to looking amazing at 72 —including staying away from cosmetic procedures.

Topping this list is the most popular TV Wonder Woman and Miss World USA 1972, Lynda Carter. The surge in popularity of the “Wonder Woman” franchise’s recent renditions has also played a ...