Hello and welcome to Bionic and Beyond. This website is intended to cover all aspects of Lindsay Wagner's life as an actress, author, humanitarian and mother. Her warmth and genuine interest in humanity and the promotion of peace are just some of the reasons why she is loved by so many fans around the world. Having met her twice personally, I can say with certainty that she is as nice in person as she is in public or on televison. So please visit the Guest Book and share your stories, opinions and suggestions regarding the site.
One show from the seventies which has not had the remake treatment as of yet is The Six Million Dollar Man, which starred Lee Majors as Steve Austin and Richard Anderson as his boss, Oscar Goldman.
Back in the 1970s, The Six Million Dollar Man was big business and had a loyal following. Yet after several “bionic” television movies, which ended with the 1994 film Bionic Ever After, nothing much has really happened other than a lot of talk.
For some time Richard Anderson has long held the firm belief that The Six Million Dollar Man can and should live again.
In a recent chat with some folks from The Home Theater Forum, Anderson revealed that there’s still hope for the franchise.
Here’s what they were said:
“Two friends of mine were able to speak to Richard Anderson (“Oscar Goldman”) in L.A. a few weeks ago at an autograph show. He told them things may be “looking up”, with Miramax in financial trouble and Disney looking to possibly dump the studio. Apparently, Miramax may be willing to sell or trade the bionic rights back to Universal, since they have no plans for the franchise – or anything else for that matter — given their current situation.”
Anderson went on to add that both The Six Million Dollar Man and the original Bionic Woman would be returning to U.S. cable channels on June 1st, 2010. He also added that all seasons from both series would be broadcast in their entirety.
“Universal Studios tells me spending one million dollars bringing films up to today’s standards … together with a huge promotional campaign.” Anderson told the forum. “There is talk that it’ll show on NBC Syfy channel.”
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SFX magazine honors The Bionic Woman series with a 4-page tribute in
its May 2010 issue.
Lindsay is featured in Daeida magazine.
provided the vintage photos!
Thanks to my friend
Steve Lindsay.
Lindsay will be offering her first workshop in Verona, Italy.
Lindsay will be a speaker at this year’s Ozark Mountain’s “Paranormal Explorations — The Transformation Conference 2010″ June 18-20, 2010 Rogers, ArkansasPlease click here for more information.
Lindsay will be a guest speaker on May 23, 2010. For more information, please click here.
Palm Springs Women in Film and Television takes pride in honoring extraordinary women in our community and industry. We are especially pleased this year to be recognizing the multifaceted career of EMMY-Award winning actressLindsay Wagner, who makes little distinction between her life as an actress, advocate, mother, and author.
She broke the mold for women on television with her iconic portrayal of Jaime Sommers in “The Bionic Woman”. She followed the hit television series by starring in, and sometimes producing, more than two dozen television movies, all with socially relevant themes such as capital punishment, sexual child abuse, the rise of Neo-Nazism, family violence, teen prostitution, and the emotional effect of breast cancer on family members. Lindsay Wagner has touched and changed millions of lives and we are proud to present her with the GENA AWARD.
Lindsay was honoured with a Gena Award at the 2nd Annual Broken Glass Awards held on March 6, 2010 in La Quinta, California.
An inspiration to billions of people worldwide, Billy Graham is the charismatic preacher who became one of the most important figures of 20th Century Christianity. Now discover Billy as the earnest and promising young man at the crossroads of faith and doubt, ultimately facing the moment of decision that gives way to historys most influential Evangelist.
To order the full-screen version to be released March 16, 2010 please click here.
was released in Australia on February 10, 2010. It will also be released in the UK on April 26,2010. To order from Australia, please click here.To order from the UK, please click here.
Armed with beauty, passion and ambition, an extraordinary woman enters – and conquers – a glittering realm of unimaginable wealth, jetset glamour and expensive sins in this scintillating adaptation of Judith Krantz’s first novel. Billy Ikehorn (The Bionic Woman Emmy-Award winner Lindsay Wagner) caters to society’s high-fashion fantasies at Scruples, Beverly Hills’ most opulent boutique. But sinister figures from Billy’s golden present and scarlet past threaten her prosperous empire. Barry Bostwick, Kim Cattrall, Connie Stevens and two legendary screen beauties – France’s Marie-France Pisier and Hollywood’s Gene Tierney – co-star in this deliciously seductive saga.
To order directly from Warner Brothers, please click here.
"The Bionic Woman" released on DVD three episodes at a time in France.
