Lynda Carter, the iconic actress best known for her role as Wonder Woman, recently captivated fans with a series of photographs shared on Instagram. The 75-year-old star posted images from the set of the upcoming film "Super Troopers 3," showcasing a playful bathtub scene that drew widespread admiration for her youthful appearance.
In the social media post on Tuesday, July 28, Carter promoted "Super Troopers 3," humorously captioning a photo of herself in a bathtub, "But....wait for it...the last scene! I'm naked in a bathtub???? Oh noooo, @jaychandreskhar you promised not to show that!" The images showed Carter smiling in an outdoor bathtub, surrounded by bubbles and a scenic view, with a martini nearby. She also shared other behind-the-scenes photos with her co-stars and crew.
Fans responded enthusiastically in the comments section, with many expressing amazement at her appearance. Phrases like "My God, is she getting younger?!" and "Still absolutely gorgeous" were common, with one fan noting, "Can't wait! And @reallyndacarter you look amazing!! You don't age!!"
Carter, who portrayed Wonder Woman from 1975 to 1979, has frequently been associated with the beloved character. In a March 2024 interview with People, she discussed her approach to aging, attributing her appearance to genetics and a fear of cosmetic surgery. "I probably look just myself, but older," she told the publication, adding that she has never undergone facial surgery due to apprehension about potential outcomes. She also pointed out that the polished look often seen in celebrities is frequently the result of extensive professional hair and makeup.
"If everyone did a three-hour makeover before they left the house, then they'd all look amazing," Carter explained. "What I'm trying to say is, there's a lot of effort behind those pictures. Don't think they walk out the door looking like that!"
Carter has consistently expressed affection for the character of Wonder Woman, viewing her as a symbol of strength, kindness, and wisdom for women and the LGBTQ+ community. "I love the character. I love her. I think she stands for so much," she told E! News in 2016. "She became so much more than this show or the comic book or the movie, she became a symbol for the beauty and the strength and the loving kindness and the wisdom of women…and gay men."