Jane Fonda

Data di nascita
21 dicembre 1937 · Yorkville, Manhattan, New York, New York, Stati Uniti
Nome alla nascita
Jayne Seymour Fonda
Soprannome
- J. Fo
Altezza
1,73 m

Frequently plays women who are single, often due to problematic relationships
Lithe figure
Wore her hair in a distinctive, face-framing layered cut known as the Una squillo per l'ispettore Klute (1971) shag (Early 1970s)

Caught Ted Turner cheating one month after their wedding, prompting Fonda to hit him repeatedly with a car phone and pour a bottled beverage on his head.
Arrested at Cleveland Airport, Ohio, after allegedly kicking patrolman Robert Pieper and customs agent Edward Matuszek in the groin and upper leg during their struggle to detain her upon finding 105 bottles containing some 2,000 capsules in her luggage. The star spent 10 hours in a cell at Cuyahoga County Jail and was released on $6,000 personal bond. A federal drug smuggling charge was dropped once the substances were identified as vitamins and prescribed amounts of Dexedrine, Valium and Compazine. For lack of evidence, a federal assault charge pressed by Matuszek was dropped too, since the supposed 'assault' occurred when he chased Fonda into the ladies room. Pieper filed a $100,000 personal injury lawsuit against her in civil court that was eventually dismissed at his attorney's request.
She and her father Henry Fonda are the only father-daughter couple to receive Oscars for leading roles.
Breast cancer survivor.
With help of lawyers, she gained access to her late mother's medical records from the Austen Riggs Center in Massachusetts. The records showed that Frances Seymour had nine abortions before giving birth to Jane.

Working in Hollywood does give one a certain expertise in the field of prostitution.
I was terrified when I turned 30. I was pregnant and had the mumps and Faye Dunaway was just coming out in Gangster Story (1967). I thought, 'Oh my God, I'll never work again. I'm old!'
"Acting with Laurence Harvey is like acting by yourself - only worse." - Jane Fonda on her 1962 film Anime sporche (1962)
It hurt so many soldiers. It galvanised such hostility. It was the most horrible thing I could possibly have done. It was just thoughtless. [expressing regret at her support for the Viet Cong]
I, a Socialist, think we should strive toward a Socialist society, all the way to Communism.