Lynda Carter

In late 2005, Lynda Carter took the role of Matron Mama Morton in the West End production of Chicago.

After returning to the screen with "Sky High" and "The Dukes of Hazzard" and then doing TV guest appearances on shows such as "Law and Order: SVU" as well as "Smallville," Ms. Carter returned to stage work May 1, 2007 when she headlined "An Intimate Evening with Lynda Carter" at the Empire Plush Room at the York Hotel in San Francisco.

Lynda attended every day of the BCCI scandal trial of her husband Robert Altman and his law partner, Clark Clifford.

Lynda's favorite song, the one she used to close all of her TV Specials, was Always, by Irving Berlin. (Berlin had written the song for his wife and presented it her the day of their marriage.) The lyrics to that song are: I'll be loving you Always With a love that's true Always. When the things you've planned Need a helping hand, I will understand Always. Always. Days may not be fair Always, That's when I'll be there Always. Not for just an hour, Not for just a day, Not for just a year, But Always. I'll be loving you, oh Always With a love that's true Always. When the things you've planned Need a helping hand, I will understand Always. Always. Days may not be fair Always, That's when I'll be there Always. Not for just an hour, Not for just a day, Not for just a year, But Always. Not for just an hour, Not for just a day, Not for just a year, But Always.

Lynda gave her son his middle name from a close family friend, former Secretary of Defense Clark Clifford, who was best man at Lynda's wedding to second husband Robert Altman.

The Secretary of Defense in the Johnson Administration, Clark Clifford, was best man at the wedding of Lynda Carter and Robert Altman.

Lynda's second husband, Robert Altman, was an attorney with the law firm run by Kennedy Administration Secretary of Defense Clark Clifford.

In the early 1990s, Lynda and her husband, Robert Altman, were on the outs with the Washington establishment due to the BCCI scandal in which Mr. Altman and his law partner, former Secretary of Defense Clark Clifford,were involved. So as a measure of friendship, Marilyn Qualye, wife of Vice President Dan Quayle, invited Lynda to lunch at a very public DC restaurant so that Lynda--and the public--knew that not everybody in society considered the Altmans to be pariahs. Lynda has spoken publicly about her deep appreciation of Mrs. Quayle's kind generosity. (Mr. Altman and Mr. Clifford were ultimately found innocent in a very public BCCI scandal trial.)

Lynda has been married twice and has two children (a boy and a girl) with current husband, DC lawyer Robert Altman.

Lynda owns the DVD release rights to all of her TV specials.

Lynda released a solo album called Portrait in May of 1978.

Lynda is the youngest of three children.

Lynda appeared in the 2005 movie Sky High as Principal Powers.

Lynda Carter will be featured in the upcoming SciFi Channel movie, "Slayer", as Colonel Jessica Weaver. The premiere of the film airs July 8, 2006 at 9:00PM EDST.

Lynda herself came up with the idea of spinning to have Wonder Woman change into her costume.

Ms. Carter grew up in Globe, Arizona.