Jane Fonda Looking Good
Jane Fonda turned 83 last December. Here she is at last night's Golden Globes award show, where she received a lifetime achievement award.
I think she looks great, and for someone 83 years old she looks kind of spectacular.
So I wondered has she had "work done" , and although the answer includes "not lately" she has had her appearance refreshed over the years.
We often see examples of bad facelifts and plastic surgery, but Jane Fonda appears to have had some really good doctors.
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One of the reasons we love Jane Fonda so much is that she’s always opted for honesty when other movie stars pride themselves on hiding behind a carefully crafted facade.
This truth telling extends to the 82-year-old’s fondness for plastic surgery , which she recently claimed to be done with in an interview following her much talked about appearance at the 2020 Academy Awards.
Jane Fonda’s plastic surgery includes multiple facelifts and under-eye bag removal.
At the beginning of her career, the former model decided to get breast implants (which she had removed years later), followed by a full facelift in her 40's and a second one in her 70's.
The Grace and Frankie star also admitted to getting a chin lift and eye surgery, explaining that she gave her doctor strict instructions on how she wanted the end result to look. "I made sure that they kept my lines," Jane reportedly said at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival.
Jane Fonda's Plastic Surgery Days Are Over: Here's What She's Had Done (distractify.com)
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Jane Fonda also gave a very good speech last night, about the emotional power of television and movies.
As a Vietnam vet, I find it difficult to find anything good to say about Jane Fonda, but that's just me.
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I did not use that term, you did. She knew full well what she was doing. If you were not there you lack the frame of reference to understand mine and other vets feelings regarding Ms Fonda.
I was there. 68-69, B Troop 7/17 Air Cavalry 3rd 506th 101st.
Yeah well, maybe she shouldn't have sat on that 20mm AA gun. She was young and did not think. War is hard. It is easy to be thoughtless in war.
On the other hand, what about all of those who voted us into war and all of those who profited immensely from that war?
Fonda was trying to show the world the terror American firepower was having on a nation that for the most part still plowed their fields with livestock.
I know what I saw. America lost 58,000 in that damned war. I lost a family member, a cousin in 1971, killed at An Khe. The Vietnamese, North and South lost about four million. Not to mention the after effects of Agent Orange, anti personnel weapons and general destruction of the land. Some of which continues to this very day.
I was there. My conclusion, after 20 years of thinking about it was this---------It was a war with nothing to win and everything to lose. Over fifty years has passed and I have not changed my thoughts on this-----------period. End of story.
Care to respond?
I actually agree with the majority of what you say. I was a young Navy Hospital Corpsman with the Marines. I came from a small town on the AZ/Mexico border and was very naive about politics. I lost any ideas about country and mom's apple pie after about three days after arriving. It became a matter of staying alive and looking out for my Marines while looked out for me. I flew as medical aircrew on USMC UH-1 Huey SAR and medevac choppers from a amphibious assault ship off the coast and saw more than my share of the horrors of war. I was the guy in the back of the aircraft trying to keep the shattered remains of humanity alive long enough to reach a proper medical facility. Sometimes with little more than my bare hands. Many made it while some did not and I am still haunted by the ones who didn't. Sorry, did not mean to ramble on . Sometimes it just slips out.
Thank you. We both know from our own experience that war is hard.
So, I just feel if a nation goes to war it better well be damn worth. You know what I mean?
My best to you and yours, always.
Aw heck. Go ahead and ramble. Sometimes it's all us old gaffers have left. lol
All of that was a long time ago. We were young. Time has passed. The war is over. The wounds must heal.
As a teenager I thought of myself as an emulation of the hippies in the sixties. Against war, etc.
Of course I was only born in the sixties, yet want to say that I do not think it as all in vain.
I think Vietnam is better off than it would have been.
Hate to say that yet yeah...
Thank You.
Yes, we were young and what Nam taught me was that the first casualty of war is innocence. If you don't let go of the war it will kill you.
Vietnam 61/62, 64/65.
No forgiveness from the right for Jane after 50 years. Their messiah can try to assassinate the Vice President though and it's bygones.
So... Jane Fonda is as bad as Hitler?
no shit.
I bet some spent all their time in the military doing KP duty! Or cleaning the latrines. . . . .
Sorry Steevie - I don't think that the Veterans of the Vietnam conflict who were in country when Jane made her famous trip and tribute to the North Vietnamese are/were impressed with the "messiah" (poor choice of words on your part) and have not/did not choose him. I can vouch that we have no love for her, as a person, for her actions.
Could very well be that they were/are never service members and have no clue as to her impact on their morale.
Welcome home.
Sure they did Tess - all the while dodging "incoming" and hoping like hell they make it their last week before going back to the Big O - which, unfortunately, many didn't as they were killed by "incoming" while cleaning those latrines/cooking that last meal.
I wasn't referring to you. Why did you feel the need to take it personally?
Tess - I'm not taking it personally.
Just know/knew some of those folks who, while doing their "secondary duties", who were killed by the rockets/mortars/sniper fire and some of them were only days away from going home after their 13 months or more.
Unfortunately, there were a lot of senseless deaths.
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Jane Fonda did nothing wrong yet some won't let it go. . . their problem . . . who gives a shit?
I was luckier than a lot of others in that I learned early on to control my inner demons rather than let them control me. I was blessed with the love of a good woman who stuck with through the bad times and the good times. My late wife held me in the dark of the night many times when the nightmares came. She stayed with me when others probably would have walked away. Without her I probably would have been just another statistic. I miss her terribly.
My thanks and thank you for your service.
Imo forgiveness is a earned commodity. Seems she timed her apologies to affect lower popularity ratings when people brought up her past. She has not earned mine, but I fully realize I don't matter in the grand scheme of things. Again just my personal opinion.
Yes, you were lucky to have her, and her support and love. Holding on to the war is a sure way to kill yourself one way or the other, I watched a couple of my buddies do just that. I don't hate Fonda for what she did because holding that hate will destroy one from the inside. Vietnam still is a very contentious subject that I rarely talk about because if you weren't there, there is no real understanding of the effects on someone that was there.
Some chose to hate Fonda, I chose not to, it does nothing to help with the memories when they come, and they do come. At night from a dream, or from a smell, noise, or movement they are never really gone for good so hating her for that seems foolish at best.
Waanakiwin (peace)
I can't say I hate Jane Fonda, but I certainly don't like her very much and there is a difference. Hate is a commodity that can destroy just as much as a cancer does.
Vaya con Dios amigo.
Certainly not many in the last two generations.
Que quede con el.
I love her hair style and color.
There are so many older Hollywood stars who look way over the hill. Jane Fonda looks ready for another 20 years.
I think she looked better a couple of years ago. Now she is starting to get that fake look. She look fantastic just several years ago.
Her plastic surgeon is a genius.
One can definitely see good and bad work. Her surgeon was excellent while the one that did Priscilla Presley should have been kicked out of the profession.
Micky Roark's face looks painful. Jane Fonda was also blessed with her father's photogenic bones...
Whoever did him should be tarred and feathered. He looked like he had a face transplant.
after plastic surgery Kenny Rogers looked like a completely different person
Damn - Mickey's starting to look like the Bizarro Superman - gggeeezzzzz.
If you hadn’t told me it was Jane Fonda, I probably wouldn’t have guessed. But then I’m not really a fan.
I never really liked her until later in life.
I don't really have an opinion of her as a person but she does still look good for her age. Another older lady that still looks fantastic is Lynda Carter.
She was always my Angel pick.
Edit that...Never mind.
I was thinking about...
I could never understand the reason for the war in Vietnam other than to make fortures for the weapons manufacturers. Was America afraid Vietnam was going to invade the USA? Sending young American men and women to the other side of the world to survive, and so many didn't, under fire in a jungle different from any environmlent they ever knew for WHAT? Why? What did America gain as compared to what it lost? Prestige? I doubt that.
The US government felt it had to fight Communism because they were arming and aiding revolutionaries all over the world. It's easy to say the Vietnam War was wrong but we don't know what would have happened if we hadn't fought all those wars against Communism. Who knows how many other countries would have become Communist if we hadn't resisted, we forced them to spend their resources in Korea and Vietnam. If we hadn't those same resources would have allowed them to take all of Asia, Africa, and South America with little resistance and with each conquest their power would have grown. If the Free World had ignored the Communists their Conquests would have made Hitler's look like Amateur Hour and once they dominated three continents we would have been next with little chance of winning. Imagine what the World would look like today. China certainly wouldn't have made economic reforms they only did that because they were falling behind the West as it is now not as it would have been under a Communist World Order. I'm not a big Pro Vietnam War guy but I'm smart enough to know that the Munitions the Communists expended in Korea and Vietnam were more than enough to Conquer the Third World Counties of Asia, Africa, and South America in the 50's 60's and 70's if we hadn't intervened and I'm quite sure that's what they would have done if left unchecked.
Yeah, God forbid that the world could have been like China is today, eh? Your opinion that China would not have made the economic reforms it did is opinion only.
Could Jane Fonda ever look bad?