#Fonda

[fayegonnaslay]

Jane Fonda photographed by Milton H. Greene in Malibu for Marie Claire, 1965.

[iluminaughter]

"Silly villains have a meet up at a fair to vent their sorrows like the losers they are jshsh"

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Go support it! It's the first time I made one of these, I'm a little nervous about how it's going to turn out (⁠;⁠ŏ⁠﹏⁠ŏ⁠)

[greendayauthority]

Music Box at the Fonda, Los Angeles, CA, 16 September 2004

[canisalbus]

iv been a fan for a long time time, since 2014 when I first found your artwork on deviantart.

i really love fonda, lucilia, and sylvain. i really hope to see more artwork of them soon. i send them all my love!

[unteriors]

State Highway 334, Fonda, New York.

[blackswaneuroparedux]

J’ai été ce que les hommes voulaient que je sois. Je souffrais de la maladie de vouloir plaire.

- Jane Fonda

After dropping out of Vassar, Jane Fonda went to Paris for six months to study art. She would later return and marry French film director Roger Vadim after he directed in Barbarella (1968) that would make her an internationls sex symbol (and controversial anti-war activist) throughout the late 60s and 70s.

**Jane Fonda at the famous Cafe de Flore in Paris 1963. Photo by Willy Rizzo.

[detournementsmineurs]

Alain Delon et Jane Fonda dans "Les Félins" de René Clément (1964), septembre 2024.

[certainplace-certaintime]

Jane Fonda in Barbarella

[alwaysmej]

Broooooo they invented a TSUNAMI(the blue drink). Viva chile ctm

[negreabsolut]

Sota l'ensenya de 'El cavallet presumit', per Ted Nasmith.

[patrykchilewicz]

Mieć taki dom.

[fayegonnaslay]

Henry Fonda teaching daughter Jane Fonda, less than two years old, how to swim, early 1939.

[indeedgoodman]

🐐🐐🐐

[captainrikerr5]

WFTTWTAF ONE NIGHT AT FONDA, JUNE 8

LUCKY PEOPLE WILL LISTEN THIS MASTERPIECE OF AN ALBUM LIVE??? UGH, I AM SO JEALOUS!

[readingthroughtheapocalypse]

Read 09/09/23 - 17/09/23

Picked this up fr a steal at work, a whopping $9.37 secondhand. Jane Fonda’s 2005 autobiography, ‘My Life So Far’, is a tale of the life of the beloved, yet at times divisive, Hollywood icon. As someone who has long appreciated her work, both as an actress and as an activist, but didn’t truly know the depth of her life and lived experiences, I’m finding her bio to be a revelation of sorts. Like beyond the glitz of Barbarella and the charm of 9 to 5 and later Grace and Frankie, Jane Fonda’s story is steadily unveilling a tapestry of emotions and struggles that resonate w me and I’m sure many others.

Like fr instance, her tumultuous relationships w her parents, particularly the tragic circumstances surrounding her mother’s institutionalisation and eventual suicide while Jane was still a young girl, offer a poignant glimpse into the complexities of family dynamics, and is a series of events I had absolutely no idea about. And similarly, her cold and tumultuous relationship w her father, marked by his neglect and occasional and spontaneous fits of aggression and violence, adds another layer of depth to her life story, that I also had no idea about before starting this book. Likewise, her candid account of long-standing battles w body image, particularly her fight against bulimia and then anorexia, is heart-wrenching. Again, prior to reading this book, I wasn’t acutely aware of these personal trials, which makes her narrative all the more poignant. In light of this, I’ve found that ‘My Life So Far’ not only sheds light on Jane’s remarkable career but, more importantly, also humanises a beloved figure, making her life story both relatable and inspiring fr countless readers.

What I’m most excited to read though, is her (hopefully) unflinching honesty about her activism during the discordant and chaotic era that was the 70s. I’m excited to hear about her association w the Black Panthers (albeit a brief one) and other Civil Rights causes, as well as her involvement w Native American activism such as visiting both Alcatraz and the Fort Lawton occupation, and also on her controversial activism against the Vietnam War, which earned her the infamous “Hanoi Jane” nickname. I’m sure she won’t shy away frm discussing these things as they took place, and the challenges she faced during those times, and I can’t wait to read about them.

I’m hoping ‘My Life So Far’ will go beyond being a celebrity tell-all, and I have faith in Jane Fonda that it absolutely will. So far, it’s shaping up to be a testament to human resilience in the face of adversity and injustice. Jane Fonda’s willingness to share her personal life story, warts and all, easily makes this autobiography a worthwhile read not just fr dedicated fans, but even those just seeking some insight into the human condition, as we are reminded by Jane that even iconic figures such as her, seemingly way up high on their Hollywood pedestals, are affected and shaped by the same universal feelings, struggles, and trials and tribulations that, in the end, connect us all.

Ugh, just what a spectacular and talented and gracious and kind and strong and tough woman. I’m obsessed!

[shoegazekid]

#fonda #shoegaze