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We focus on the dynamics and Wong-Zakai approximation for a class of retarded partial differential equations subjected to multiplicative white noise. We show that when restricted to a local region and under certain conditions, there exists a unique global solution for the truncated system driven by either the white noise or the approximation noise. Such solution generates a random dynamical system, and the solutions of Wong-Zakai approximations are convergent to solutions of the stochastic retarded differential equation. We also show that there exist invariant manifolds for the truncated system driven by either the white noise or the approximation noise, which are then the local manifolds for the untruncated systems, and prove that such invariant manifolds of the Wong-Zakai approximations converge to those of the stochastic retarded differential equation.