News about Henry Fonda

Jennifer Leak, an actress, died on March 18, at her Jupiter, Florida home, at the age of 76. The native of Cardiff, Wales, was best known for appearing in the 1968 film Yours, Mine And Ours, as well as soaps such as Another World, Guiding Light, One Life to Live, and The Young and the Restless.

A new series by Channel 4, The Jury: Murder Trial, dramatises a lawsuit, with two juries independently requesting verdicts on the same subject. It's an absurdity. A real jury, in a world where jurors are not supposed to merrily discuss the trial as they do in the program, would be very dull television. The C4 version is, on the other hand, much like a jury. And, thank goodness, the suggestion that we are getting a good trial is incorrect. I used to cover trials in my 20s in the Swindon Magistrates and Crown Court, and here snippets of evidence in the TV show are very different from the real thing.

It's the city that never sleeps, and nowhere was more true than in the heyday of Manhattan nightlife, the postwar 1940s and the Golden Age of the 1950s. The Cotton Club was where it was at in the days of jazz. Studio 54 became the place to be and be seen by the time it was disco's turn to rule. However, New Yorkers and young New Yorkers flocked to El Morocco and the Copacabana, just days before the disco. They were a home away from home for the wealthy, famous, and glamorous. They were bars to drink and dance the night away, escape the wartime darkness, the post-war blues, and embrace the golden 50s. Regardless of what was going on outside, life was glorious. And in most cases, they have long been tied to history - and mythology.

Jane Fonda has debunks the myth that Michael Jackson naked posed at a skinny dipping session in 1980. Michael, who was then 22 years old, was on the set of Jane's 1981 film On Golden Pond, starring Henry Fonda opposite Katharine Hepburn. Jane Cohen, 85, gave Andy Cohen the goods on the saucy side of his stopover this week during an appearance on Watch What Happens Live. Jane had a little cottage right on the lake, and it was a stunning moonlit night, so Michael suggested they dip into the water in the nude.' As for the physical, Jane said only that Michael was'skinny,' and Andy, who was trying to be'respectful,' did not try to elaborate.'

Albert DeSalvo, a factory worker, was shot and killed 50 years ago during a string of rapes, an apparent crime that came two weeks after he mailed a letter in which he promised to'clear his name.' DeSalvo's confession has since been debunked, and concerns about whether he was the shrouded figure who strangled 13 people have remained to this day. With a cast that includes Keira Knightly as the intrepid news reporter who linked the murders and Henry Fonda as the lead investigator who came up empty handed, an eponymously named true clime film on Hulu explores these issues. The film uncovers a slew of facts that might be familiar to those who lived under the killer's reign of terror, as well as debating whether he was really captured.

Jane Fonda is unable to watch portions of her film On Golden Pond, her father's Oscar-winning film more than 40 years after making it. The vibrant actress, 85, looked away from a clip which was shown during an appearance on Who's Talking To Chris Wallace? When asked why, she explained on HBO MAX and CNN, 'Because it makes me cry.' I miss my dad so much.' At the 1982 ceremonies, the late actor received his one and only Academy Award for his body of work, though he had been given an Honorary Award for his body of work in 1981.

PETRONELLA WYATT: One policeman was holding me down. His eyes were egg-like, and his skin was pale like a fish-belly pink. His stare resembled a hitman, and his hands were all over me. He had two coworkers: one male and one female. It was the female who kicked me in the back. I screamed and rolled over. In my privately educated, polite little life, I'd never been in danger with the law. However, a police officer was now trying to arrest me due to the sudden appearance of a striking adder.

Fans have pointed out that there are plenty of famous people who have 'leg up' as the nepotiation controversy resurfaced with Lily Allen wading into the discussion on Twitter. FEMAIL examines actors who have devoted themselves to their position of authority, from Jane Fonda to those who are new to the sport. Eve Hewson, Whitney Houston, Jamie Lee Curtis, Jane Fonda, photo top L-R. Bono, Cissy Houston, Tony Curtis, Henry Fonda, front row.

After appearing in a number of critically acclaimed films, including Quentin Tarantino's Jackie Brown and hit comedy film Singles, the former Hollywood starlet, 58, retired from acting in 2002. The actress was photographed in January for the first time in a dozen years, and now, she was photographed again during a rare LA outing wearing nearly identical clothing. Fonda wore comfortably in a pair of dark trousers and a black and white striped T-shirt as she did some shopping at a landscaping supply store, a drastic departure from her once glamorous image. Fonda was photographed earlier this year wearing the same top and similar pants when doing errands with her and husband Danny Elfman's 17-year-old son Oliver. The actress hadn't been photographed since 2009, over a decade ago, when she attended Tarantino's World War II film Inglorious Bastards' premiere. Fonda made her name for herself in the acting world in the 1980s and 1990s after snagging main roles in a number of box office hits, but she moved away from the spotlight to concentrate on her family in 2002.