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Lindsay Wagner Wiki Biography

• Lindsay Jean Wagner was born on June 22, 1949, in Los Angeles, California, and is an actress, model, and author. 
• She is best known for her role as Jaime Sommers in the Sci-Fi action TV series “The Bionic Woman,” which aired from 1976 to 1978, as well as for starring in the 1981 film “Nighthawks,” and for a guest role in the TV series “Warehouse 13.” 
• Lindsay Wagner’s net worth is undisclosed. 
• Lindsay Wagner’s net worth is reported to be $15 million as of mid-2016, according to reports, and has been accrued largely through her acting career, which she has pursued since 1971. 
• Lindsay Wagner was born to Marilyn Louise, a construction worker, and William Nowels Wagner, a photographer, who divorced when she was seven years old. 
• Lindsay Wagner, on the other hand, dropped out of college and moved back to Los Angeles to pursue her acting career. 
• Her first work included more modeling than acting, as she has featured in a variety of television advertisements. 
• Lindsay Wagner also appeared as a hostess on Hugh Hefner’s talk show “Playboy After Midnight,” and made an appearance in “The Dating Game” in 1969. 
• Lindsay Wagner’s net worth was built on these engagements. 
• Lindsay Wagner had a series of side roles in over a dozen different TV shows during the 1970s, including “Sarge,” “Owen Marshall: Attorney at Law,” “The F.B.I.,” “Night Gallery,” “Marcus Welby, M.D.” and “The Rockford Files.” 
• Lindsay Wagner went on to have a long and illustrious career, starring in nearly 15 films, 25 television series, and 48 television movies, the most well-known of which are “Callie and Son” (1981), “Two Kinds of Love” (1983), and “Ricochet” (1991). 
• Lindsay Wagner’s various positions are without a doubt the primary cause of her total net worth. 
• Lindsay Wagner wrote several books during the 1980s as a holistic medicine student and vegan, including “Lindsay Wagner’s New Beauty: The Acupressure Facelift,” “30-Day Natural Facelift Program,” and “The High Road to Health: A Vegetarian Cookbook.” 
• Lindsay Wagner’s net worth increased dramatically as a result of these ventures. 
• Lindsay Wagner has been married a total of four times in her personal life. 
• She lived with USAF Captain Daniel M. Yoder until he went to Vietnam before her first marriage to Allan Rider in 1971. 
• Lindsay was married to Henry Kingi, a stuntman on the set of “The Bionic Woman,” from 1981 to 1984, and they have two sons. 
• She married for the fourth time in 1990, to TV producer Lawrence Mortorff, but the marriage was short-lived. 
• Lindsay Wagner has been involved in supporting others in addition to her successful acting career. 
• She has served on the board of directors of Teen Talking Circles, a nonprofit organization that supports teenagers in making a smooth transition to adulthood, since 1993. 

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Lindsay Wagner Quotes

• [on the 2007 TV remake of Bionic Woman (2007), which was canceled after 8 episodes] On a technical level, it was very good, but I don’t think they understood the show. It was steeped in that old-school thinking. It was like a lot of things today, angry and dark.
• It’s about sharing. You just give what you have to give wherever you go, and you let God handle the rest.
• No matter who rejects you, don’t lose touch with your higher self, with the higher powers, with anything that you can find which is of the light, that will give you strength in those times when you feel so lonely.
• There is only one issue: man’s lack of experience in feeling his Divine self and his innate connection with the Divine. All other issues stem from this.

Lindsay Wagner Important Facts

• Longtime friend of Richard Anderson.
• Lindsay Wagner was the primary guest star on the very first episode (the pilot, actually episode ZERO) of The Rockford Files (1974). Through much of the 1980s, James Garner and Lindsay Wagner were considered the king or queen, respectively, of quality television movies and mini-series of that period.
• Is an Independent Associate of Pre-Paid Legal Services, Inc.
• Conducts holistic workshops and retreats, where the emphasis is to find a positive perspective on life by embracing body, mind and spirit. [February 2010]
• Released her first meditation CD “Open to Oneness”. [April 2009]
• Presents her “Quiet the Mind & Open the Heart” holistic workshops and retreats around the world. [2007]
• Featured in commercials for the “Sleep Number Bed”. The hostess is Colleen Needles Steward. [November 2006]
• She was awarded a Golden Palm Star on the Palm Springs Walk of Star on May 12, 2012.
• She was awarded a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 6767 Hollywood Boulevard in Hollywood, California.
• Cousin of Kehly Sloane and Jeff Thrasher.
• Youngest actress to win an Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series.
• Agreed to act as the Bionic Woman in Bionic Ever After? (1994) only on the condition that her character marries the Six Million Dollar Man, since felt it was unfair that the fans had been waiting almost 20 years for the marriage to take place. The producers acquiesced, and the television movie ends with a wedding.
• Said that actor Lee Majors was upset with the studio when she got a better deal than him for starring on The Bionic Woman (1976). However, when the studio also gave him a good deal for starring on The Six Million Dollar Man (1974), he calmed down and she and Majors became friends.
• First worked with actor Lee Majors when she guest-starred on his television series Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law (1971) in 1971. A few years later, she became famous as The Bionic Woman (1976), a role that she first played on the television series The Six Million Dollar Man (1974), where Majors played the title role.
• Is dyslexic.
• Wagner’s acting career evolved pretty much by accident. She had been a regular babysitter for The Dukes of Hazzard (1979) star James Best’s children when he recommended that she attend his acting classes.
• Father Bill Wagner was a school photographer.
• Daughter of Marilyn Ball, a retired building contractor and production consultant on daughter Lindsay’s, Police Story: Burnout (1988) and The Taking of Flight 847: The Uli Derickson Story (1988).
• Lived in Portland, Oregon and attended David Douglas High School as a teenager.
• Was scheduled to be a passenger on American Airlines Flight 191 from Chicago to Los Angeles on May 25, 1979, but she felt uneasy about flying on that plane. Wagner skipped the flight, which crashed only minutes after takeoff, killing everyone on board.
• Mother, with ex-husband/stuntman Henry Kingi, of two sons: Dorian Kingi (born 1982) and Alex Kingi (born 1986). Her ex-stepson is stuntman Henry Kingi Jr. (born 1970).
• Spokesperson for Sleep Number beds (2003-2009).
• The scar on her right upper lip is the result of an automobile accident she suffered in 1976.
• Before Kate Mulgrew was chosen, Wagner’s name was often mentioned as a possible replacement for Geneviève Bujold as Captain Kathryn Janeway on the television series Star Trek: Voyager (1995).
• Ex-niece of Linda Gray.

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