Natalie Wood Situation Updates: Robert Wagner on 'NCIS' Christopher Walken Impersonators

Bad timing: Robert Wagner just re-became a member of the spotlight while using analysis to the 1981 dying of his wife, Natalie Wood, and also on Tuesday he'll show on an instalment of 'NCIS' ... just like a murder suspect. Wagner reprises his role round the CBS drama as Anthony DiNozzo, Sr., father of Tony DiNozzo, Junior. (Michael Weatherly). Inside the episode, referred to as 'Sins in the Father,' Wagner's character is situated getting a defunct body inside the trunk of his vehicle without any memory in the previous evening. Inside their November. 18 press conference announcing their re-opening in the situation, police frequently mentioned they do not consider Wagner a suspect in Wood's dying, they still believe is accidental. Continue reading through for your latest developments. * Christopher Walken, who was simply aboard the boat the evening Wood drowned, was reported with the AP in regards to the situation: The wire service then went a retraction after realizing they'd reported ESPN 980's Marc Sterne doing an effect in the actor on 'The Tony Kornheiser Show.' Sterne told Access Hollywood, "I am certain Jennifer Aniston does a far greater Christopher Walken than I really do and i'm embarrassed for your AP reporter. Christopher Walken hasn't talked about this in thirty years, do they really think he's calling in to a D.C. sports show, to go over Natalie Wood, after which it, incidentally, give fantasy football tips? It absolutely was absurd." [Access Hollywood] * The primary once Walken did discuss Wood's dying inside a detail was with Playboy magazine in 1997. He offered the concept that Wood preferred to depart the boat to call her children, since the phone incorporated wasn't working. [Playboy] * Walken has hired a lawyer, although mom and dad mentioned they do not consider him a suspect. [THR] * A witness now states frequently hear Wood with help as she was drowning, which she was threatened when she attempted later on forward. [THR] [via THR] [Photo: CBS] Follow Moviefone on Twitter Like Moviefone on Facebook