News about Roger Vadim

On Saturday evening, Kate Beckinsale reincarnated one of America's most enthralling science fiction characters. Barbarella, the buxom space traveller made famous by Jane Fonda in the timeless 1968 film of the same name directed by Roger Vadim, was revived by the actress. Kate, 50, who was dressed in the character's popular black fitted sheer jumpsuit and clutching her very own ray gun, ensured she caught the eye while attending Vas J. Morgan and Michael Braun's star-studded Halloween party in Los Angeles.

Thousands of British tourists who come to St Tropez every summer in the chic quayside restaurants are finding it's no longer straightforward to get a table. Staff in some of the swankyest bistros are assembling sneaky databases, revealing which diners spend the most and how much tipping costs. If the figures aren't high enough, tourists may be barred from making a reservation the next time. Despite French restaurants' still charging a 15 percent service fee to every meal, customers are also encouraged to avoid big American-style 'extra tips.'

She confessed to worrying about motherhood every day in November. Jane Fonda, 85, admitted that she regrets not being 'the kind of mother' she wished she'd been to her children' on Sunday evening. Vanessa Vadim, 54, with ex-husband Roger Vadim, 95, Troy O'Donovan Garity, 49, and Mary Luana Williams, 55, who adopted with Tom, are among the actress' three children.

Jane Fonda has said that her activism had an effect on her family's life. Jane, a mother of three children, said she was often distracted from parenting due to her commitments. Fonda and Tom Hayden adopted Mary. Vanessa's father, Barbarella's Roger Vadim, is the daughter of Vanessa's father. Troy is Jane's nephew with Tom. Every day, I think about motherhood.' It's the one thing about my life that I think about almost every day,' she said.

In a new "Barbarella" film, Sydney Sweeney is headed to outer space. On Tuesday, the actor shared the news on Instagram, writing, "it's time to save the universe" alongside a snapshot of Deadline's announcement of the scheme. According to the site, the "White Lotus" actor will appear as both the title hero and executive producer. The film is still in production, with no writer or producer attached. In a 1968 film directed by Roger Vadim, Jane Fonda played Barbarella. The character appeared in a French comic book by Jean-Claude Forest for the first time. The film, which eventually became a cult classic, is considered one of Fonda's most memorable roles. In a Vanity Fair interview in April, Fonda talked about her character, saying, "All these young men kept mentioning it was the first erection they had, watching 'Barbarella.' And I was like, 'll take it.' That's a good thing to be accountable for."

In the new film of the French comic book Barbarella, Euphoria bombshell Sydney Sweeney has been cast as the lead. Jane Fonda's historic appearance in a 1968 cult film directed by her first husband Roger Vadim, Barbarella, an outer space sexpot. According to Deadline, now Sydney, a pinup girl, will be seen in and executive producing a new film about the character.

Jane Fonda, a Hollywood megastar, has been diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and that she is receiving chemotherapy for the disorder. Fonda, an elderly lady, took to Instagram on Friday to say: 'I have something personal that I want to share.' 'I've been diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma and started chemo therapy.' 'This is a very treatable disease.' I'm amazed that 80 percent of people live, so I'm really lucky.' The thrice-married actress, who has battled the disease before, continued to say she was 'lucky' to have health insurance and access to the best doctors and specialists.' Fonda said she is 'rich as a celebrity.' She has previously been diagnosed with breast and skin cancer, and she attributes the latter to her sunbathing obsession.

Jane Fonda has thanked her three ex-husbands for assisting her in her 'learn, rise, and expand,' a word she said, because without their presence, her life may have been very different. The 84-year-old actress has been married three times, to Roger Vadim, Tom Hayden, and Ted Turner, who has written about the effects she had on her as compared to her causal boyfriends. "All of my three husbands assuredly led me down paths that I may not have gone down if I hadn't married them," she told The Daily Telegraph.'