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An Amazon link to be able to purchase a print of Fonda's 1970 mugshot. Fonda was arrested in Cleveland on suspicion of drug smuggling, during her anti-Vietnam speaking tour, perceived to be an establishment reaction to her out-spoken politics. An iconic image of political ideology and fashion (with her famous 1970s bobbed hair), the image has become a representation of Fonda's 70s anti-war and feminist stance. But the Amazon link shows how this has become commodified as accessible popular culture (out of direct context) - you cany buy your copy for £25.

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Jane Fonda Mugshot Photograph 11 X 14 - Brilliant 1970 Mug Shot Portrait - Busted In Cleveland - Rare Photo - Poster Art Print

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She has learnt through her many years of activism how she can now be a good mother.

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Jane Fonda says she regrets the type of mom she was to her 3 kids: ‘I’m trying to show up now’

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The Oscar winner said she “just didn’t know how” to parent when she was younger.

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This describe Jane Fonda is in the movie she kidnapped her boss and take away the business. In the 80s I thinks people might think is not a good idea.

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9 To 5 [1980] [DVD]: Amazon.co.uk: Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, Dolly ...

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Discourse over Jane Fonda's appearance- even into her 80s

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Discourse over Jane Fonda's appearance- even into her 80s

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Jane Fonda Is ‘Not Proud’ of Getting a Facelift: ‘I Stopped Because I Don’t Want to Look Distorted’

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Jane Fonda says she’s ‘not proud’ of previously getting a facelift as she opens up about plastic surgery

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Coined as 'the best known name in fitness video' by Billboard Magazine following the record-breaking success of her VHS workout tapes. Here, Fonda embodies Redmond's ‘idol of consumption’ archetype, promoting the purchasing of commodities through the representation of her lifestyle and product endorsement.

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This poster from her film 'Barbarella' (1968). This is what Dyer would describe as secondary media as it promotes this film. This embodies Dyer's idea that an important aspect of her star image is sex. She is positioned in a sexualised way for a heteronormative gaze by wearing revealing clothing, hair and makeup looking perfect and positioned central front.

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This piece of retrospective media of Jane Fonda's career explores her background as a queen of home exercise and 'Jane Fonda workout' was one of the bestselling VHS tapes of all time, selling over 17 million copies in the 1980s. Fonda encouraged home workouts and demonstrated how gym equipment was not necessary. This article discusses how she revolutionised exercise as well as incorporating popular 80s fashion signified through her colourful leg warmers and leotards.

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Remember when Jane Fonda became the queen of 1980s at-home exercise? | CNN

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When the actress and activist changed the way we exercise, she was undergoing her own reinvention.

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A 1984 New York Times article reviewing Fonda's film 'The Dollmaker' (1984). As a review it could fall into the category of audience interpretation/commentary and criticism. The journalist shapes Fonda's star image by referring to her as an accomplished, talented actor; and also as a feminist, a figure of women's liberation.

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A link to a 1973 article attempting to boycott Jane Fonda’s films in response to her visit as an activist during the Vietnam War. A photograph was taken of her sat on a gun smiling with the soldiers in North Vietnam. She was labelled as a traitor by some Americans and Vietnam veterans, seeing her as a performative activist rather than genuine. The controversy damaged her public image for years and she was dubbed ‘Hanoi Jane’ in the press who were often belittling her political activism to this photo. Her apologies were disregarded and she claims the photo was taken far out of context and spun in the media so much that 40 years later the photo still haunts her.

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This news report is from Indenpendent which reported Jane Fonda's political action in early 2025. At the SAG-AFTRA Lifetime Achievement Awards, Jane Fonda made a thinly veiled criticism of Donald Trump during her acceptance speech, without naming him directly. This matchs her image of being politically radical.

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Jane Fonda makes thinly veiled dig at Donald Trump at 2025 SAG Awards

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The veteran actress, 87, overcame a brief technical glitch to convey her powerful message of hope and unity

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Jane Fonda has spent much of her life as a political activist. Politics seems to be central to how she is perceived and the person she wishes to present to the public. She has been particularly focused on women's rights, since she has previously made statements on International Women's Day, and creating a better Hollywood for younger generations. In the past, she has co-founded the Hollywood Women's Political Committee in order to progress towards her goal of making Hollywood a more inclusive place.

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EXCLUSIVE: ‘I’m so sorry’: Jane Fonda’s powerful message to young women

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It’s International Women’s Day and 9honey has just asked Jane Fonda what wisdom she wants to pass on to the…

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This news report is from indenpendent which reoerted Jane Fonda's political action in early 2025. At the SAG-AFTRA Lifetime Achievement Awards, Jane Fonda made a thinly veiled criticism of Donald Trump during her acceptance speech, without naming him directly. This matchs her image of being politically radical.

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Jane Fonda makes thinly veiled dig at Donald Trump at 2025 SAG Awards

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The veteran actress, 87, overcame a brief technical glitch to convey her powerful message of hope and unity

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Through this fitness video, Feng Da successfully transformed himself into a healthy and energetic female fitness instructor. Due to his controversial stance on political issues in the past, this video effectively alleviated this sharp controversy.

https://www.reddit.com/r/nostalgia/comments/12tpqn6/jane_fondas_original_workout_1982/?tl=zh-hant

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This image from 1972 circulated through press coverage rather than from Fonda directly. Relating to Dyer's ideas, the image was controversial in its presentation of contradictions, for example, glamour and dissent or patriotism and protest, suggesting how star images are produced and contested.

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Jane Fonda has once again expressed regret over the infamous 'Hanoi Jane' picture taken of her during the Vietnam war.

"It hurts me and it will to my grave that I made a huge, huge mistake that made a lot of people think I was against the soldiers," she said at a personal speaking engagement in Frederick, Maryland. Protestors had massed outside the event with copies of the photo and signs reading "Forgive? Maybe. Forget? Never."

The series of photos were taken during Fonda's visit to Hanoi, where she met with North Vietnamese troops, and was pictured sat on an anti-aircraft gun being used to target American planes. There was outrage at the pictures and Fonda was branded a traitor, but she has frequently expressed regret for them.

One protestor told the Frederick News Post, "She got Americans killed ... and she went to Vietnam to advance her husband's career." Fonda added that she understood this anger, and that she often met with veterans to discuss it: "I'm a lightning rod. This famous person goes and does something that looks like I'm against the troops, which wasn't true, but it looked that way, and I'm a convenient target."

In a lengthy blog on her own website in 2011, she gives her side of the story. "I hardly even thought about where I was sitting. The cameras flashed. I got up, and as I started to walk back to the car with the translator, the implication of what had just happened hit me. 'Oh my God. It's going to look like I was trying to shoot down U.S. planes.' I pleaded with him, 'You have to be sure those photographs are not published. Please, you can't let them be published.' I was assured it would be taken care of. I didn't know what else to do."

She also debunks myths about her trip in the blogpost, saying that "the lies distort the truth of why I went to North Vietnam and they perpetuate the myth that being anti-war means being anti-soldier".

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Jane Fonda: Hanoi Jane photo was a 'huge mistake'

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The actor has expressed regret for the photo which pictured her sat on an enemy anti-aircraft gun, saying she didn't want to appear 'against the soldiers'

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Jane Fonda's Interview with NYT on her view of food (1990)

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Jane Fonda's Interview with NYT on her view of food (1990)

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This is an interview with New York Times magazine about how Fonda have dealt with her relationship with food and fitness over the course of her career. The article cover Dyer's description of both secondary media and star self-representation. This comes of the back of Fonda being a fitness guru throughout her early career releasing workout tapes and throughout the 80's. This helps position her as an female sex and aspirational figure and want to achieve her level of fitness as they age

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This was taken from Fonda's personal Instagram account which contains predominantly activist messages. This post in particular adds to her 'star image' through star self representation, as the message comes from her own platform and subsequently demonstrates her chosen alignment with certain issues. It may arguably also fall under secondary media as Fonda's name has been used in association with Frontline Women's Fund, hence representing her importance within activist spaces and sway on public opinion.

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Jane Fonda on Instagram: "Women hold fewer than 15% of top decision-making positions on environment and climate worldwide leaving their perspectives and priorities underrepresented in shaping energy and climate policy.  Frontline Women’s Fund launched “The Jane Fonda Gender and Climate Justice Fund” to change that! 

We need to shift power to the frontline women who are building transformative climate solutions around the world.  Check out our video and join us in supporting these incredible leaders.

#GenderAndClimateJustice #FrontlineWomen 
#ClimateJustice 
#WomenLead 
#ClimateWeek"

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38K likes, 532 comments - janefonda on September 26, 2025: "Women hold fewer than 15% of top decision-making positions on environment and climate worldwide leaving their perspectives and priorities underrepresented in shaping energy and climate policy.  Frontline Women’s Fund launched “The Jane Fonda Gender and Climate Justice Fund” to change that! 

We need to shift power to the frontline women who are building transformative climate solutions around the world.  Check out our video and join us in supporting these incredible leaders.

#GenderAndClimateJustice #FrontlineWomen 
#ClimateJustice 
#WomenLead 
#ClimateWeek". 

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Through the production of this fitness video, Fonda successfully transformed himself into a healthy and energetic female fitness instructor. Due to his controversial stance on political issues in the past, this video effectively mitigated this sharp controversy point.

https://www.reddit.com/r/nostalgia/comments/12tpqn6/jane_fondas_original_workout_1982/?tl=zh-hant

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In this article, Fonda reminisces on not just her 65 year acting career, but her activism and her life. She tells Vogue "For me, art and activism have always been interconnected. And if people are enjoying a movie, the message will enter their subconcious by osmosis". The article references the change in her work after the vietnam work in which she experienced a 'political awakening', such as her role in 1978`s Coming Home, where she played a woman who falls in love with a paralysed veteran, which was one of the first films from a major studio to directly explore the trauma faced by many of the soldiers who returned home from Vietnam. the article also discusses her continuation to work, despite turning 87, in both acting and activism. this reinforces the image of Fonda as a seasoned star in both of these worlds.

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Jane Fonda Looks Back on Her 65-Year Career—and Ahead to What’s Next

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“I never thought I would live this long, much less be a working actor for this long,” says Fonda, who will accept the Screen Actors Guild Life Achievement Award this weekend.

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This link published in 2020 is related to Jane Fonda wearing the same dress at the Oscars in 2020 as she did in 2014 at the 2014 ‘Grace of Monaco’ premiere. Jane Fonda states that the reason for doing so is to promote sustainability, which pertains to her image as an environmental activist. Furthermore, during her presentation of the award for the film ‘Parasite’, she holds the red coat that she was wearing during a recent arrest for a protest in which fellow protesters rally for environmental activism. Following the rally she said that it would be the last article of clothing that she would ever buy. Here we can see the way in which not only is she drawing attention to her clothing, but also to her beliefs as an environmental activist.

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Jane Fonda recycles six-year-old gown for Oscars following declaration she will no longer buy new clothes

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The climate crisis activist presented the award for Best Picture

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This article highlights the fact that Jane Fonda wore the same dress at the 2020 Oscars that she did at the 2014 film premiere for the ‘Grace of Monaco’. She did this in order to promote sustainability, keeping in line with her image as an environmental activist. Furthermore, on her arm she holds a red coat, which she recently was wearing when she was arrested for participating in a protest which calls for attention on environmental issues. This reinforces her image as an activist.

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The climate crisis activist presented the award for Best Picture

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Jane Fonda's Instagram tribute to Robert Redford after the announcement of his death. This is an example of star self-representation.

She speaks about how much she enjoyed working with his and how she idealised him as a person. This touching tribute humanises Jane as it portrays how she also experiences everyday hardships and feelings, just like her fans and followers.

She has used her platform as a safe space for others to grieve and appreciate Robert Redford as a community.

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Jane Fonda on Instagram: "BOB REDFORD

Our last film together was “Our Souls at Night. Here we are with Iain Armitage (soon to become “Young Shelton”). Bob made a real difference in all good ways. He represented an America we must now fight to protect. He revolutionized independent film making and made us swoon in so many movies. I am very sad today. Cried all morning. But luckily I can think back on so many joyful, laughter-filled moments when his practical jokes would crack me up. I feel so lucky to have made one of his first big movies with him, “Barefoot in the Park” (I fell madly in love with him on that one) and his last (the aforementioned “Souls at Night”). I was wanting to go see him these last few months to make sure we were all right between us but I didn’t act on it soon enough. Lesson learned. When people are our age, late 80s, don’t wait.
Thank you, dearest Bob, for all the pleasure you brought over the years. RIP. 

#RobertRedford"

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261K likes, 3,784 comments - janefonda on September 16, 2025: "BOB REDFORD

Our last film together was “Our Souls at Night. Here we are with Iain Armitage (soon to become “Young Shelton”). Bob made a real difference in all good ways. He represented an America we must now fight to protect. He revolutionized independent film making and made us swoon in so many movies. I am very sad today. Cried all morning. But luckily I can think back on so many joyful, laughter-filled moments when his practical jokes would crack me up. I feel so lucky to have made one of his first big movies with him, “Barefoot in the Park” (I fell madly in love with him on that one) and his last (the aforementioned “Souls at Night”). I was wanting to go see him these last few months to make sure we were all right between us but I didn’t act on it soon enough. Lesson learned. When people are our age, late 80s, don’t wait.
Thank you, dearest Bob, for all the pleasure you brought over the years. RIP. 

#RobertRedford". 

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https://www.oprah.com/omagazine/oprah-interviews-jane-fonda/all

Fonda was interviewed by Oprah Winfrey in July 2000, in an article from O, The Oprah Magazine.

As Richard Dyer writes in his work surrounding the 4 aspects of celebrity, an interview would fall under secondary media. Interviews are commonly used for publicity and create discussion, and Oprah tends to obtain deeper, more personal information from celebrities. For example, Whitney Houston opened up to Oprah about her experience with abuse (2009), as well as her open approach to the Harry and Meghan interview (2021).

In the attached interview, Fonda tells of how she is not afraid of death ‘at all’, when Oprah questions her on the topic. As seen below:

“Oprah: Is there anything about the third act that scares you, Jane?

Jane: No.

Oprah: Not even death itself?

Jane: Not at all. I feel so full. I just feel good. I'm 62, and I'm finding my voice. I mean, if that's not fabulous—

Oprah: That is!”

Typically older Hollywood stars, especially women, may feel they have a ‘sell by’ date as such - once they begin to visibly age, they could become lesser-known as well as gradually unpopular. The fact that Fonda does not fear death shows that she arguably embraces the process of aging. Conclusively, the talk of death itself is also deeply personal and helps to humanise huge stars like Fonda herself.

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Picture from Monster in Law (2005)

For most of Fonda's career, she was viewed as a sex symbol, often better known for her exercise videos than her acting career. However, this film, along with others such as Book Club (2018), demonstrates that her acting career continued past the age of stereotypical beauty in the eyes of the media.

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The Link Leads you to a QnA on the content of the book that goes through each chapter analysing the content and asking questions.

The Book itself is a reflection on her journey as an actress, activist and a feminist. It touches on personal topics about her struggles, but in this scenario, we will focus on her self-image issues and relationship to fitness.

She admits that when she entered the fitness sphere she thought of it as a performative aesthetic, which can be seen through looking at her 1982 book 'Jane Fonda's Workout Book', where she still emphasises motivation and positivity for women, but includes diet tips and weight stigmatisation. In 'My Life So Far', she reflects on the role she played in perpetuating stereotypes of fitness, but how, over time she learnt that the more she taught, the more that exercise could be truly empowering. After her 1980 book, she changed from diet culture, performance oriented fitness, into representation and inclusive fitness.

When thinking about Fonda's 'Star Image', we can see that it has remained relatively stable. Her book acts as star self-representation, where she admits that fitness, activism and feminism have been her guiding topics throughout all of her work, however as she learnt more and understood more about representation and fitness, she put this at the forefront of her work. Displaying the meaning of Jane Fonda the star, and also how she has managed this over time.

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Henry Fonda for President is a film mostly about life of Jane's father, who was an Hollywood actor, and the culture of US. Exploring the cultural conflict within the nation in the past. The film constructs a "parallel history" of America by analysing her father's personal story and his famous film roles, with significant historical events and societal shifts than occurred during the time period.

Her commentaries within the film, reveals her attitude on history and her interest on current political issues, reflected within the film by using Henry Fonda's career to interrogate the past American issue and compare them to current one's, highlighting Jane's political consciousness is present within the creation of the film.

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Walking in the L'Oréal catwalk, Jane Fonda (87) represented aging beauty, but also a demographic that is often disregarded by the beauty/ fashion industry as well as Hollywood as a whole.

Looking 'equally as glamourous as the younger models' she walked alongside

other big names such as Helen Mirren (80) and Gillian Anderson (57) to show off their 'age-defying looks'.

She could be be criticised for this, however, as a false representation and a bad role model. This is because she has had plastic surgery, so not demonstrating or representing natural ageing beauty - a demographic even more ignored by the industry.

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An article detailing Fonda's recent appearance at Paris Fashion Week for L'Oréal. Dyer would describe this as secondary media due to its promotional aspect. This differs from other secondary media that seeks to document Fonda's political stance and her activism. Fonda repeatedly makes effort to ensure of her glamorous aesthetic, making her easily identifiable through her star image. L'Oréal makes effort to employ a wide range of women in their campaigns to appeal to a vast audience, they said that each woman on the runway “upholds and empowers a particular female strength, inspiring others to fulfil their talents every day through their commitment to causes that echo our values of feminism, inclusivity, equal rights and sustainability”. This allows Fonda to be recognised in an internationally broadcasted event whilst also maintaining her individualism amongst a diverse range of other well known female stars e.g. Kendall Jenner, Heidi Klum and Cara Delevingne.

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Jane Fonda blames white men for climate crisis

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Jane Fonda is facing backlash after she called for men to face ‘arrest and jail’ for the destruction done to the planet as she blamed white men specifically for creating the ‘climate crisis.’

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Why Jane Fonda refused to trade on her father’s name

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No one can say that Jane Fonda skated by on just her father’s name alone and that’s because it’s exactly the way that the actor and activist wanted it.

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Jane Fonda climate change activism - Fire Drill Fridays

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Jane Fonda climate change activism - Fire Drill Fridays

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Fire Drill Fridays, Fonda found inspiration in the climate activist Greta Thunberg. In 2019 Fonda partnered with Greenpeace and was arrested 5 times for Fire Drill Fridays protests, once again creating headlines for her activism.

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Fire Drill Fridays - Greenpeace - Greenpeace

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A time for action The science is clear — we need to rapidly phase out destructive fossil fuels (oil, gas, and coal) and start investing aggressively in a just transition to renewable energy. Fire Drill Fridays brings together new and lifelong climate activists to share ways we can reach a cleaner, greener, more just world. […]

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Shows a personal insight into Jane Fonda's life, not curated by the media. She writes accounts of her days, events, and topics she is passionate about with her own words from 2010s-now. Demonstrates her growing star image even in her 80s, and that people still care about her life.

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This article emphasizes her star image via looking into her style and dress sense at Paris fashion week. The article places a high degree of importance on her looks, emphasizing that she looks good for her age and that she's 'still got it'. This demonstrates how important her physical looks are to her star image.

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This article details her lack of confidence at the beginning of her career and distancing from following in her father's footsteps due to the negative outlook of the acting world she'd seen through him. Quotes are used from her autobiography, raising questions on if this was a purposeful choice to change her star image, making her appear more authentic.

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The “Kafkaesque nightmare” that made Jane Fonda want to quit

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When Jane Fonda landed her first acting role in the movie ‘Tall Story’ with Anthony Perkins, she hated the experience so much she almost quit Hollywood.

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In this article link it talks about how she used her platform to speak out against Trump administration. This conveys her liberal views. It was published by public media which builds on decades of her star image. From a sexual figure, she can now be seen as an activist and speaker.

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‘We have to speak, we have to shout’: Jane Fonda is still an activist at 87

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Earlier this year, Fonda made headlines for delivering a fiery critique of the Trump administration during a SAG-AFTRA award acceptance speech. “This is not the time to go inward,” Fonda says.

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Good Girl No More! The Evolution & Legacy Of Jane Fonda: Privilege, Purpose & Progress

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If you watch her documentary Jane Fonda in Five Acts or read her autobiography and her books on aging and climate change, it’s clear that she could have an Eras Tour of her own.

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Good Girl No More! The Evolution & Legacy of Jane Fonda: Privilege, Purpose & Progress | 2024

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Highlights Fonda's changing political values, and shifting approach to politics. Talks about new meaning of politics for her, emphasising the importance of learning and adapting.

"The famous activist has shown us that one does not have to be born a finished product to make change– she’s fought hard and transformed herself seemingly daily." - Xian Horn, 2024 in "Good Girl No More! The Evolution & Legacy of Jane Fonda: Privilege, Purpose & Progress".

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If you watch her documentary Jane Fonda in Five Acts or read her autobiography and her books on aging and climate change, it’s clear that she could have an Eras Tour of her own.

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This instagram post involved Jane Fonda (86) completing one of her famous workout videos, via a VR headset.

The link to her 1980s workout tapes gives this a sense of nostalgia, while also telling the audience that she is still relevent today; she is engaged with a prominent company.

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Jane Fonda on Instagram: "Cardio will never be boring again.
Grab your legwarmers and get ready to feel the burn with me as your new coach for @getsupernatural on @metaquest. Available December 25th.
#SupernaturalPartner"

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46K likes, 808 comments - janefonda on December 19, 2024: "Cardio will never be boring again.
Grab your legwarmers and get ready to feel the burn with me as your new coach for @getsupernatural on @metaquest. Available December 25th.
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Jane Fonda 20 workout photos in the 1980s

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Jane Fonda 20 workout photos in the 1980s

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Her approach was transformative not only economically but culturally. She changed gender norms in gyms, insisting women could sweat, build muscle, and take up space in fitness spaces. This is quite contradicting as the title is "fascinating workout photos" which contradicts what is being said in the article.

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20 Fascinating Workout Photos of Jane Fonda in the 1980s

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In 1978, Jane Fonda broke an ankle bone while filming The China Syndrome , forcing a stop to her ballet exercises. She sought a new exercise…

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Jane Fonda still does her workout videos but for health, not for male gaze (2023)

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Jane Fonda still does her workout videos but for health, not for male gaze (2023)

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The two-time Oscar winner, who has been open about her struggle with the eating disorder bulimia, said she still does the exercises from the famous Jane Fonda Workout, but the goal is to be healthy, not skinny.

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Jane Fonda has been a women's icon for decades, but said she only 'fully became a feminist' a little over two decades ago.

The 80 for Brady star, 85, who recently revealed she was in remission after undergoing treatment for non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, opened up about some of her favorite topics in an interview with Elle magazine.

The two-time Oscar winner, who has been open about her struggle with the eating disorder bulimia, said she still does the exercises from the famous Jane Fonda Workout, but the goal is to be healthy, not skinny.

'Wanting to be bone thin is not good. It's not good for your health, and it's not good for your mind to be that deprived. Someone who's in bed with you might not like it either, because you can get hurt on those hipbones!'

The Book Club star, who is naturally slim, said the workout is 'still relevant today,' but she goes through the move more slowly and uses modifications to stay in shape.

'You want to be able to carry your grandchildren. And I can still do that.'

Growing up, the 9 to 5 star winner revealed she felt she had to 'side with' her father, the legendary actor Henry Fonda.

'I grew up thinking you have to go with the man, identify with the man, please the man... You have to be close to men.'

'When I was first married, to a French director [Robert Vadim], I served him hand and foot. One of his friends said about me once, "God she's so great, she's just like a guy" and I thought, "oh my god, what a compliment!" That was my mentality then.'

The Barbarella star said when she left Vadim and moved back to the US from France, she thought the women's movement was a waste of time, and the focus should be put on ending the war in Viet Nam.

'Being around those women made me look through a keyhole at the world that we were trying to create: a world of fairness and equality and peace, with no racism' she explained. 'They were kind, they were present. They were very different from the women I had known before - and I started wanting to be like them.'

It wasn't until she saw The Vagina Monologues in 2000. 'So in terms of really understanding feminism and learning to love women, and to love the fact that I am a woman only happened to me 23 years ago.'

The Grace and Frankie star, who has reinvigorated her Fire Drill Friday protests to draw attention to climate change and to fight for policy changes in the US, has recently signed as ambassador to H&M's Move campaign.

On Instagram, she explained in a video, that part of the goal in working with the global clothing company is equality. 'Together we're on a mission to fight for equality of access to sports.'

The collaboration may seem confusing to Jane's fans, especially since she's spoken about not buying clothes for the last three years. 'Landfill is one of the main ways we're destroying the world and the oceans. H&M takes returns in its stores through its Garment Collecting program to recycle it for you.'

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Jane Fonda says she still does famous workout for health

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Jane Fonda has been a women's icon for decades, but said she only 'fully became a feminist' a little over two decades ago. The 80 for Brady star, 85, opened up about her favorite topics.

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Jane Fonda at a fundraiser for Gary Hart (1985)

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Jane Fonda at a fundraiser for Gary Hart (1985)

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This picture was taken at a fundraiser for the democratic politician Gary Hart who was running for another term in presidency. Her fame and publicity was used within the media to help gain attraction to his campaign. Fondas political thoughts align with Harts ideologies in his campaign.

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Jane Fonda 2020 - grey hair at the Oscars 

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Jane Fonda 2020 - grey hair at the Oscars 

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2020 - Jane Fonda showed up to the Oscars with her natural grey hair and this is important due to her star image being constantly connected to her beauty. By her embracing her natural ageing she is spreading a positive message to women that its okay to age and not look the same as you did when you were in your 30s, especially with how ageing is often negatively thought of. Short hair - rebellion against the beauty ideals that people think she should be - although she is glamorous it is against the norm of femininity with women with long hair.

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2001 - An image of her attending the Film Society of Lincoln Center New York. In an interview shorty after her divorce she describes it as 'the most wonderful period of my life'

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Jane Fonda relaunches free speech group started by her father during the McCarthy era

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Jane Fonda relaunches free speech group started by her father during the McCarthy era

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This article is primarily about the political activism that she is most known for, however due to the fact her dad co-founded the group, a paragraph or two are dedicated to her father. Even when it is centred on her, she can't seem to make a political statement without her family being more than mentioned or expanded on.

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Jane Fonda relaunches free speech group started by her father during the McCarthy era

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In wake of the Trump administration’s censorship threats, the actor re-established the Committee for the First Amendment with A-list support

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Jane Fonda, Intergalactic Eco-Warrior in a Red Coat (2020) New York Times

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Jane Fonda, Intergalactic Eco-Warrior in a Red Coat (2020) New York Times

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In the article, Jane Fonda discusses her "Charlie's Angels" style mission, with trying to get Donald Trump on board with climate change.

She uses her and 3 other women's (including Pamela Anderson) sex appeal.

She talks about using her and her friends sex appeal for good, for the environment.

Getting her original image as a star to work with her current mission of being a climate activist, rather than them being seen in opposition and working against each other.

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This article reflects on Jane Fonda's political agenda throughout her career. For example, in the 1970s, Fonda spoke about her trip to North Vietnam and interviews with American prisoners in Hanoi, Vietnam.

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"I Was a Gay Spy at Jane Fonda's Ranch" - The Advocate, 1980

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"I Was a Gay Spy at Jane Fonda's Ranch" - The Advocate, 1980

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Found through the Entertainment Industry Database, this article is from the LGBT paper The Advocate. It illustrates the self-curated image that Fonda started crafting for herself, focused more on her activism and politics, hosting a "Gay Western Weekend" at her home to connect with the Queer community.

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Jane Fonda raised money for her own charity 'Fire Drill Fridays' on the hit game show. In total she raised $125,000! Further illustrating her philanthropic image.

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7.3K views · 530 reactions | So excited to be playing for charity! Don’t miss me on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? this Wednesday, April 22 at 10|9c on ABC. Fire Drill Fridays | Jane Fonda

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So excited to be playing for charity! Don’t miss me on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? this Wednesday, April 22 at 10|9c on ABC. Fire Drill Fridays. 

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Jane, John, Peter & Bridget Fonda all on stage at charity fund raiser for Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention speaking on stage about being a Fonda.

Raised 800,000 in the bowling event evening.

Evening dubbed 'three generations of Fonda on film'

A remaining emphasis and interest in her family presence and identity.

Found on Entertainment Industry Database.

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Jane Fonda relaunches free speech group started by her father during the McCarthy era

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Jane Fonda opens up about her insecurities of self-doubt and imposter syndrome. She talks about things that she has to overcome day to day and how family is very important to her.

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The 1980 film 9 to 5 stars and Dolly Parton as a trio of office workers navigating sexism and politics while on the job. Fonda later admitted to Vanity Fair that when she first approached Tomlin and Parton about their respective roles neither woman was interested, but eventually, they were convinced and comedic gold was born.

Despite often displaying a strong feeling of confidence in public appearances and interviews, Fonda is human like the rest of us and experiences her own periods of self-doubt. In this 1980 interview (which was recorded while Fonda was on the promotional tour for 9 to 5) with Bobbie Wygant, she opens up about the insecurities she faces and struggles with, and what she does to overcome those feelings of inadequacy.

After Wygant asks, "Are you ever insecure, Jane? Do you ever have any insecure feelings?" Fonda chuckles and glances to the side before approaching the question sincerely. She answers, "A lot, a whole lot, sure."

Fonda then continues, "As a professional woman, practically every time I start a film, as my husband will testify to, I go through a period of weeks where I think I can't do it, I should be fired, someone else can do it better. I just think I'm no good."
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She adds that this experience of imposter syndrome usually goes away quickly. Fonda says, "Once we start the film, you get too absorbed to be thinking that way, but I always feel like it's my first film and I don't know what I'm doing. I always question my judgment about whether it's the right thing to do."

Luckily, Fonda also said at the time that when she's not plagued by these feelings of insecurity, it's because of the people she loves the most. She says, "If I'm not so frightened or insecure, it's because I'm not alone. I have a family that's very supportive and very strong."
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At the time, Fonda was married to former Sen. Tom Hayden, who she cites in the interview as being part of her support system. Fonda also credits her children, Vanessa Vadim, Troy Garity and Mary Luana Williams with being her strength, and includes her father Henry Fonda.
Next, Everyone Loves Jane Fonda! All About Jane Fonda's Husbands and Lovers Through the Years

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Watch Jane Fonda Get Vulnerable About Her Own Insecurities

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Jane Fonda explains how she deals with feelings of insecurity and inadequacy in this interview with Bobbie Wygant from 1980.

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This source describes her during the 1980s as a workout instructor through home via VHS videos. It discusses how she had a collaboration with H&M for a workout clothes line which is interesting considering how she is suppsoed to be political and H&M are an unethical brand. It also discusses a partnership with supernatural, a virtual reality brand.

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Jane Fonda took her leg warmers and colorful leotards out of the closet to bring 80s fitness into virtual reality. The actress and activist partnered with Supernatural, the Meta-owned fitness service, to create a four-part content series inspired by her classic home video workout sessions. Debuting on Wednesday, the series will feature high-energy workouts coached by Fonda and hip hop artist Ludacris through the pioneering technology of Supernatural and the Meta Quest headset.

Fonda released her first workout video in 1982. Titled "Jane Fonda's Workout," the VHS sold over 17 million copies, making it one of the best-selling home videos of all time. With her video, Fonda also contributed to making colorful workout apparel a staple of the '80s style, joining the likes of Richard Simmons, Olivia Newton-John and Jennifer Beals.

Fonda's partnership with Supernatural is not the first time the actress has revisited her workout instructor days. In 2011, she released the "Jane Fonda: Prime Time - Firm & Burn" video. In 2019, Fonda created Evine Live Inc., a multiplatform interactive video and digital commerce company focused on activewear. In 2022, Fonda partnered with H&M on an accessible sport line, Move.

Ahead of the release of "Jane Fonda x Supernatural," WWD looks back at her workout style over the years.

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Jane Fonda's Workout Outfits Through the Years: From the 1980s to Her New Supernatural Series [PHOTOS]

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Ahead of the release of 'Jane Fonda x Supernatural' on Meta Quest, WWD looks back at her workout style over the years.

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Jane fonda’s activism on free speech following the recent jimmy kimmel news

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Jane Fonda relaunches committee to protect free speech following Kimmel suspension

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Fonda’s initiative has already garnered support from more than 550 celebrities, including Pedro Pascal, Whoopi Goldberg, and Billie Eilish

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A flyer from 1978 advertising 'An Evening With Jane Fonda', an event in order to raise awareness to defeat proposition 6 in California, an initiative to stop LGBTQ individuals from working in schools in California

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Jane Fonda's Video Victory: Retailers & Distributors 

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Jane Fonda's Video Victory: Retailers & Distributors 

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Jane Fonda, while being an actress, also has multiple identities, which reflects structured polysemy. She made her fitness videos into tapes, promoted the sale of the tapes, and boosted the sales of fitness packages. She leveraged her commercial value to promote product sales, attracting not only movie fans but also fitness enthusiasts.