Lynda Carteris paying tribute and honoring the lateJeannie Epper, theWonder Womanstunt performer.
Epper died on Sunday at the age of 83.
Most of all, I loved her.
Lynda Carter and Jeannie EpperRandy Brooke/FilmMagic/E. Charbonneau/WireImage
After all, it was the 70s.
Carter continued, Jeannie was a vanguard who paved the way for all other stuntwomen who came after.
Just as Diana was Wonder Woman, Jeannie Epper was also a Wonder Woman.
She is so beautiful to me.
Jeannie, I will miss you.
I have a lot to say about Jeannie Epper.
Most of all, I loved her.
I always felt that we understood and appreciated one another.After all, it was the 70s.
She was spotlighted inDouble Dare, Amanda Michelis 2004 documentary about stuntwomen.
She became president of the Stuntwomens Association of Motion Pictures in 1999 and remained an honorary member.
