Wonder Woman actor Lyle Wagoner, who also participated in the Carol Burnett Show for seven years and worked on Fantasy Island, dies at age 84
One of the great television stars in the 1960s and 1079s, Lyle Wagoner, died at the age of 84.
The beautiful star was surrounded by his family while he “died peacefully at home Tuesday morning after fighting against an illness,” according to TMZ.
The Kansas native participated for a long time in the Carol Burnett Show from 1967 to 1974, then played for Wonder Woman with Lynda Carter from 1975 to 1979.
Left too early! Lyle Wagoner, who co-starred with Lynda Carter in Wonder Woman in the 1970s, died at the age of 84; seen in 1976
A beautiful boss: in 1975, Major Steve Trevor was interpreted in front of Carter’s Wonder Woman. He played the boss of his alter ego Diana Prince
Lyle found it easy to find work in Hollywood thanks to his movie star look.
His first job was in 1966 as Aikens in the television series Gunsmoke. And then he was for the role of Batman in the TV series but lost it to Adam West.
He had roles in the hit TV series Lost In Space and Marcus Welby MS before landing a role as a team player on The Carol Burnett Show.
He had a way with the ladies: Lyle saw Zsa Zsa Gabor on Supertrain in 1979
Always beautiful: he was in the episode Happy Days Dreams Can Come True in 1980 with Marion Ross, Scott Baio, Al Molinaro, Erin Moran, Lynda Goodfriend, Henry Winkler
Some of his most famous characters were in the skit The Old Folks and he also made many false advertisements. Lyle also served as announcer for the show.
He bounced around the film The Love Boat II in 1977 to play a role in the classic television series Maude, then in 1975 was interpreted as Major Steve Trevor opposite Carter’s Wonder Woman.
The show was an instant hit, even when it went from World War II to the 1970s.
The funny man: On Mork & Mindy with Robin Williams, on the right, in 1981
He was back in lead roles after that, when he appeared on Charlie’s Angels, Mork & Mindy and The Love Boat.
In 1982, he had a recurring role in Roman theater.
Three episodes of Fantasy Island followed, as did Happy Days, Hardcastle and McCormick and Simon & Simon.
A good set for him: the great actor often appeared on The Love Boat; seen with Richard Kline, Jennifer Salt
In the 1990s, he worked on several films including Gypsy Angels (1990) and Dead Women in Lingerie (1991).
His last concert was on the War At Home TV series in 2005.
Lyle had been married to Sharon Kennedy since 1960. He had two children: Beau and Jason.
The actor was also a businessman when he launched Star Waggons, which offers custom trailers for movies and TV shows. The company has around 800 and its revenues are around $ 17 million per year.
His true love: with his wife Sharon Kennedy, attend the 1991 American Performing Arts Foundation gala at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Beverly Hills
