Jane Fonda is excited to work with her girlfriend!
Despite many challenges throughout his life, including his battle with cancer last year, he always managed to keep moving forward. The legendary actor recently shared his thoughts on working with his female colleagues in the sequel of his hit film.
Jane Fonda Describes Her Dream Collaboration With Her Friends In ‘Book Club’ Movie
The former model sees aging as a privilege, embracing every moment with enthusiasm and positivity. He believes that getting older is a cause for celebration, not fear, and even though he’s 85, he’s busier than ever and describes this phase of his life as “the happiest I’ve ever been.”
This year, the activist has four films scheduled for release, including the upcoming comedy “Book Club: The Next Chapter,” which will hit theaters on May 12. In an interview with PEOPLEthe iconic star expressed how much he cherishes his friendship with his co-stars in the film.
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The “On Golden Pond” actor explained that he feels the happiest he’s ever been and credits female friendships and living authentically. The British Academy Film Award winner shared that filming the sequel to the 2019 hit romantic comedy with friends Diane Keaton, Candice Bergen and Mary Steenburgen in Italy was “a dream come true.”
She noted that their bond was “everything I imagined a female friendship could be,” adding, “When I was younger, there was an assumption that women were the good kind and that four stars working together wouldn’t work because they would compete, and it’s not true.”
The Oscar-winning star said, “We’re friends, and we love working together, and we help each other when we need to.” Fonda, who underwent chemotherapy for non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma last year and is now in remission, remains optimistic and determined to live life to the fullest. He explained:
“There have been tragedies and difficult things in my life. But I never bowed to them. I persevered all my life.”
Even though he’s living his best life, that doesn’t mean he doesn’t have moments of regret. The “Grace and Frankie” actress opened up about her regrets about her past parenting decisions.
Reflecting on her struggles with motherhood, the “Adjustment Period” star shared that she felt she lacked the skills necessary to be a better mother to her children when they were young. However, through her organization, the Georgia Campaign for Teen Pregnancy Prevention, she gained more knowledge and insight into motherhood.
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Talk with CNN Chris Wallace, Fonda admits that she wishes she could have done things differently and still has doubts about her actions. follow Insider, she admits to having “great, wonderful, talented and smart children” but doesn’t know how to mother them. He revealed that after putting in work at his organization, he was able to readjust, and in his own words, “I’m trying to show up now.”
‘Fun With Dick And Jane’ Actress Reveals How Her Third Marriage Almost Derailed Her Hollywood Career
The star, who has received numerous awards for her television, Broadway, and film performances, reflects on the close calls of her career. In January, The Blast shared that Fonda revealed how her expectations from her third marriage nearly cost her the chance to achieve incredible success in the entertainment industry.
In an interview with ET, he revealed that when she married CNN founder Ted Turner in 1991, she felt it was a “happily ever after” moment. Unfortunately, they divorced after a decade; at that time, he had spent 15 years away from acting.
The “Klute” actress explained in the 2018 documentary “Jane Fonda in Five Acts” that she permanently changed her personality to fit the expectations of the men in her life. These men include her father, actor Henry Fonda, and her three husbands: Roger Vadim, Tom Hayden, and Ted Turner.
Fortunately she realized the error of her ways after breaking up with a cable television executive and stopped putting the needs of others before her own.
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