Original "Wonder Woman" actress Lynda Carter showcased preservative-like beauty that belied her age of 75, drawing admiration from fans around the world. With a teaser of a daring bathtub scene in the film, she displayed the majesty of the still "original goddess."

Recently Lynda Carter shared several behind-the-scenes photos on her social media, updating fans on her current status. The released photos included an image of her posing while leaning against an outdoor bathtub with a martini glass beside her.

At 75 this year (born in 1951), fans were thrilled by her firm skin and elegant visuals that made her age seem irrelevant. Internet users said, "I thought it was a scene from a 1970s 'Wonder Woman' episode," "It looks like she's aging backward," and "Time seems to have stopped; she is still beautiful," offering praise.

This post was released as part of the promotion for the comedy film "Super Troopers 3," which opens locally on Aug. 7. Lynda Carter returns in the role of Governor Jessman and also shared affectionate two-shots with Hollywood veteran Brian Cox and director Jay Chandrasekhar.

She added the playful note, "Do I come out of the bathtub naked in the final scene? No, you promised you wouldn't show it, director!" hinting at a shocking comedic twist in the film and heightening anticipation.

A former beauty queen who won the 1972 "Miss World USA" crown, Lynda Carter rose to global superstardom by playing the title role in the legendary TV series "Wonder Woman," which aired from 1975 to 1979. Earlier this year she received a lifetime achievement award at the Paley Center in recognition of her contributions to popular culture.

At the time she said, "Broadcast executives back then thought a woman couldn't carry an entire TV series. It showed how ignorant they were," adding, "The world still needs Wonder Woman more than ever," delivering a powerful resonance.

Meanwhile, Lynda Carter has a singer daughter, Jessica Carter Altman (35), and a son, James (38), from her marriage to her late husband Robert Altman, who died in 2021. Last year she attended a Paris Fashion Week show with her daughter, receiving a barrage of flashes from local press with a goddess aura, demonstrating her continued presence.

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