Jane Fonda Explains the Real Stories Behind Her Most Iconic Moments | Glamour

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  @Stiffdistantandweird · 4 years ago

  I love how self aware she is. “When I regained my sense of humour…” perfect line. Always been a massive fan

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  @Carrie_13 · 4 years ago

  I love everything about this woman & the way she doesn't just sit around, look beautiful and pretend to be active in global issues.  WHAT a woman!

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  @Octobre1986 · 4 years ago

  She and Jamie Lee Curtis always used their father's fame for good it seems and they stayed honest about their priviledge.

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  @keeshiabrie · 4 years ago

  An extremely beautiful (inside and out) and legendary woman. I love you, Jane.

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  @ayeshaaamir5092 · 4 years ago

  I did not come here to get inspired but wow this woman did so much. I wanna be like her

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  @jujubees · 4 years ago

  I can't believe she's 84! She looks amazing!

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  @lizdavis2764 · 4 years ago

  jane fonda is iconic again, and again, and again. what an amazing woman! love you, jane!

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  @brandonleeaguilar · 4 years ago

  She is such an inspiration. More than a mere actress, what she has contributed to the world saves lives. Jane is a hero and deserves to be given humanitarian prizes.

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  @classicalaid1 · 4 years ago

  I had a Jane Fonda moment. For 18 years I was a member of a posh health club at the Hilton International Hotel, with an indoor/ outdoor pool, weight and exercise room, huge whirlpool, and saunas. The hotel offered reduced rates to sports teams which stayed at the hotel and many famous teams would visit. Jane was married to Ted Turner at the time and the couple rented the entire 32 floor of the hotel for themselves. And their baseball team had a floor to themselves, as well. At one point I was the only person in the pool and then one of the baseball players joined me. He was very musclebound, like a professional athlete should be. Standing up at the shallow end of the pool I watched with disbelief and the sight of a handsome Black man who was something of an athletic machine. His huge energy was unforgettable. We never chatted. I just let him be. And upon leaving the club, in the weight room, there was Jane herself. She was smaller than I would have imagined, which often happens in the movies. Recently I had a chat with Mark Ruffalo. He was warm, friendly and diminutive. And Jane was also on the short side. It was tempting to approach her as she exercised, but she was wearing oversized, dark sunglasses, so I figured she wanted to be left to her own devices. So I respected her privacy as she took on the exercise machines. My one brief but still memorable Jane Fonda moment. I have also met Sophia Loren and she was tiny! Marlena Dietrich years ago was quite tall though, and very beautiful, finely dressed in a red Chanel suit, and she had a larger-than-life charismatic energy that was unforgettable.

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  @doriodea · 4 years ago

  Jane Fonda and “boring” are NEVER words I use in the same sentence. Rockin’ it. “Inspirational life living” is more like it.

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  @mangzz1 · 4 years ago

  She's 84, the rest of us have no excuse to not take action..

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  @trinr8379 · 4 years ago

  I love her and this story and her contribution to this climate movement. ✊

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