Jane Fonda winning Best Actress | 44th Oscars (1972)

[@namaankhan8306]

Amazing performance. The tape recorder scene in the end gives me chills whenever i watch it. Its so raw and real. Complete embodiment of character and her emotions. Just brilliant.

[@maxcoller8370]

The ending whenn she is alone in the factory always scares the sh** out of me even though I know she isn't killed.

[@poopstainhotdog1]

I really like the scene where she is with the old man and gives him comfort.

[@namaankhan8306]

@@poopstainhotdog1 That was a beautiful scene.

[@if6was929]

Charles Cioffi is rarely mentioned but he did a really good job portraying a disturbed killer in that scene.

[@pault156]

Everyone was holding their breath wondering if she would make some political statement. But her father Henry Fonda advised her to stay "there's a lot to say but I'm not going to say in tonight". And so that's what she did. A very classy thing to do.

[@lorraineb.4698]

Lucky for her because she was sick with the flu and had a temperature.She still looked truly beautiful.

[@lorraineb.4698]

Love Janes hair! And I do think Jane knew she would win!

[@rhondabitler5474]

​Me too. It's all over her face and smile.

[@christineobrien7707]

It was good to see her not turning it into " a political conviction moment". She was there to win the Oscar for her terrific performance, and she did. It's too bad that she could've accepted it more happily.

[@ChristopherHagee]

Jane Fonda's papa, late actor Henry Fonda died, prostate cancer in August, 1982 in his 70s. He's been outlived by daughter Jane, who's still currently living in her 80s. Speaking, people in their 80s, in 2023 both male vocalists in late Gordon L'ghtft, Jr. from Canadian Town, Orilla, Ont. 🇨🇦/late Kenyan-born Roger Wh'ttkr died in 2023 about 4 1/2 months apart. In fact, late Roger Wh'ttkr died in France 🇫🇷 6 months back. He was well in his 80s at time, his death

[@Zva26]

She richly deserved the Oscar for "Klute" A many-layered performance full of nuance and shadings. A very great actress always.

[@playinthedark3054]

Jane Fonda's performance in Klute is one of the best performances ever recorded on film by an American actor. Stunning, brilliant, and extremely intense, that film was all Fonda. Well deserved Oscar for her work. Likewise for her work in They Shoot Horses, Don't They?

[@waynej2608]

Absolutely.

[@renegaderunner332]

And she did not show one strip of clothing!

[@joshuaalexander6296]

These comments make me wanna watch this movie this weekend lol

[@renegaderunner332]

Agreed! You knew her character was a prostitute and she did not show one strip of clothing, expose her body parts etc... She was fantastic in that film.

[@jeffkiper8199]

Yes, I agree, one of Jane Fonda's best performances, hence her Oscar win. One thing I loved about the film were the therapy sessions between Fonda and Vivian Nathan. Very bold (for that time period) and intelligently acted by both women. From what I've read those scences were somewhat improvised by Jane and Vivian.

[@GentlemanTony]

I agree! Jane's shag cut was one of my favorite looks of hers.

[@sammyscotch9945]

Yes I then had my hair shagged. Now days I cant find a stylist thats even heard of the shag

[@johnboy32064]

Really? It was actually awful. Good riddance to a bad style.

[@axxellein]

TRES Cool Shag!!

[@franksalles2407]

Too British 😮

[@axxellein]

@@franksalles2407 Too British???TRES Cool! I Say, old Chap!!!!

[@richardscott4318]

for those of you who dislike her so, why are you viewing and commenting on this clip in the first place?? for heaven's sake, don't bother wasting your time on someone you detest so immensely. i get so irritated reading comments from adults laced with insults and name calling. seriously, it's time to grow up. if you're not a fan then stay away. simple as that.

[@awhitershadeofpail]

Amen

[@tranleha1495]

Do not read those statements then .!!!You urged others to grow up,and how about you baby? FEARING war =VIETNAM at that time,and now Irak?all war is over..keep watching jane fonda the traitor then and now!

[@rickbrosky3544]

Haters will hate

[@tranleha1495]

@indoctus41 =I know who you are.

[@Goldie4tv]

By the amount of people who hate you, you know how much you worth. Who cares about them. She doesn't.

[@awhitershadeofpail]

Janet Suzman is one of the best and certainly most underrated actresses of the 20th century. HEAVY COMPETITION HERE! (Redgrave, Jackson, etc.)

[@siddharthnaagar7028]

without a doubt one of the finest performances in movie history

[@tomspice73]

siddharth nagar the film was not as good as they shoot horses, dont they. That was a better one

[@deliaproductions]

relax...watch more movies

[@waynej2608]

@@tomspice73 That was really good, too. Jane did such a bang up job on TSHDT, she could've conceivably won it for that, as well.

[@aliciacoburg155]

I love her acceptance speech, she said so much with so little and was very gracious at the same time

[@LadyAmerican]

Agree!!!

[@brookehanley3659]

Her father advised her not to say too much political. So she heeded advice that and kept it short. Jane, also was quite sick with the flu that night. She had a fever and felt very sick when this was announced. Jane looks so beautiful here despite being ill. Such a natural beauty back in the day.

[@m.e.d.7997]

Love the way she bowed and turned back to the audience as she was walking up to accept. She was really sick that night too. With the flu I heard. I think she threw up that night after the awards She still looks great.

[@gman2010ification]

Klute was about a high class "call girl" in her early 30s who loves her job at one level, but fundamenatlly wants to get out of the businesss at another. She gets involved with a cop named John Klute from PA who is investigating the disappearance and possible murder of his friend in NYC.

[@mrcinema01]

Possibly the classiest woman I have ever met. Go Jane!

[@dinasztie]

Her performance in Klute was mesmerizing (her best performance), very well-deserved. I liked her speech, but her second speech was better.

[@oscarlover100]

One of the best Best Actress winners of all time! Just brilliant.

[@lukemartin71]

Jane Fonda is a gret actress. His interpretation in Klute is magnificent. Truly deserved award.

[@gman2010ification]

Rarely, rarely has the Best Actress award been more justified.

[@shnooger]

YES! Good for you, Jane!! This woman is one of my faves!!!

[@RenanCMaia]

Great woman and actress!!

[@david.hirsch4235]

HANOI JANE?

[@waynej2608]

One of the Greats!

[@fenwayify]

@@david.hirsch4235 I was looking for that criticism to arise. Vietnam was an utter catastrophe, just as Iraq and Afghanistan have turned out to be. Fonda was a bit player in the whole affair, but felt the wrath of the betrayal Americans rightfully felt over the war. However, that wrath was never aimed where it should be, at least not fully, which belongs with the Johnson and Nixon administrations. We were lied into that war, then lied to again by the Bush administration in 2003. That's where Americans should place their anger; our own sick government...and ourselves for electing and re-electing them...

[@jmnny85]

Wow Jane looks so much like her father in this clip loved her in Klute, so deserving -I wish she would have won for They Shoot Horses Don't They? She was Devastating in that.

[@155gerard]

Jane did win the creme de la creme New York Film Critics Best Actress Award in January 1970 overwhelming for "They Shoot Horses, Don't They?" and again two years later in Jan. 1972 for "Klute" (Gena Rowlands was first runner up for "Minnie and Moskowitz" a cute comedy/drama directed by John Cassavettes

[@roaddog137]

I am an honorably discharged, prior-service United States Marine. Ms. Fonda, you are one of my heroes. I can't thank you enough. Semper Fi.

[@michaelpennington7800]

Thank you for your service Sir. My brother was a Marine KIA January 1968 at 18 in Vietnam. I love Jane Fonda. She tried to stop a war and worked tirelessly to help the Indigenous and others in a society that are not treated equally. I am so glad to see a Marine speak up for such a dedicated woman whose crime was to challenge the system and speak against an unjust war.

[@davidgoulden5956]

You are a class act, Sir.

[@RenanCMaia]

Julie, Jane, Glenda and Vanessa nominated together! We don't have that level today...

[@mattbernabe]

Renan C. Maia Nowadays, it doesn't come close.

[@gman2010ification]

I think only Emily Blunt among younger actresses today has the talent and power and personality that the great actresses of the 60s and 70s had.

[@muhanadmuhanad7019]

gman2010ification you’re kidding right ?

[@jkrasney1]

Ms. Fonda's stage presence, whatever her political leaning, remains remarkable.

[@hughcampbell-ww3bf]

I gasped when the list just continued along there!

[@leroykevin]

I wanted Jane Fonda to win so bad, I remember my Mother holding my hand, hoping with me that she would win

[@155gerard]

Thank you Jane for your efforts which helped hasten the end to the illegal United States war in southern Vietnam and the horrific bombing of northern Vietnamese cities. Jane was very brave and she was correct, she saved many lives by trying to end this war, eventually the protests succeeded.

[@terriashby1285]

And there are still people who actually say they ‘hate’ her for being a ‘traitor’. These simple -minded misogynists need to learn about Robert McNamara and his ilk.

[@jeromehorwitz2460]

She deserved it. A marvelously felt and layered performance.

[@gman2010ification]

One of the greatest performances ever. JF in "Klute" was unsurpassed--unless it's JF in another gem "They Shoot Horses, Don't They?"

[@GentlemanTony]

Actually, as Jane Fonda herself pointed out in her autobiography, she followed the advice of her father and did not regret it.

[@philipc67]

A deserved Oscar win for a superb screen performance. Politics have nothing to do with it. Very nicely put by Jane.

[@Zva26]

Fonda's very short remarks were entirely appropriate. She was still to win a second Oscar six years later for "Coming Home". Also was nominated for "Julia", "China Syndrome", "They Shoot Horses, Don't They?", AND "On Golden Pond" Say what you will: she was/is a great actress.

[@JeffreyKenison]

@@Zva26 Seven years to be exact.

[@tyxeri48]

Oh I love this woman! She has kept the same gaze over the years. She looks at people with love and amazement

[@tranleha1495]

She looked at the POWS with hatred .contempt.

[@karenevanoff8586]

@@tranleha1495 Exactly.

[@Tazzy5]

I agree. She won another for "Coming Home." I love Klute though!

[@sammysouth8372]

Have always loved and respected her. What a great human being

[@sammyscotch9945]

And now shes in DC getting arrested for protesting on climate change at age 82. Good for her

[@genatzvalee]

Go Jane! Always respected her, she's such a personality, so diverse and interesting! Actress, activist, fitness guru etc. Oh and she looks like her dad SO much! When I look at her I kind of see Henry :)

[@jefflondon80]

in klute (a remarkable example of the 'new american cinema' in early 70's) jane fonda, as bree daniels, gave us one of the greatest performances in film history

[@chiedu90069]

A wonderful performance and a much deserved win!

[@brookehanley3659]

Chiedu Egbuniwe Love her hair too. She made the shag so popular--- for a while. It really is a great hairstyle but it went out of style fast. It should not have though.

[@viralbuthow000]

+Brooke Hanley Dig up Farrah Fawcett and blame her

[@brookehanley3659]

+roscoegino The Farrah style lasted into the 80's really quite a while. That style hit after the shag had been out for a while. By 1973 the shag had come and gone. Farrahs style hit around 1976.

[@johnyzero2000]

Man Walter Matthau was the coolest, brutally honest and insanely funny.

[@JimmBailey]

Just saw "Klute" earlier this evening in a phenomenal, pristine 35mm archival print at LACMA (thanks, AMPAS!) I liked the film more than ever and Jane is certainly deserving of this award. She played that character perfectly. And seeing it on the big screen as it was meant to be seen, one can really get immersed (I certainly did) in the character, mood, paranoia psychological tension of wonderful storytelling. And looking back, this is a great speech. As everyone knows, this was Jane's "controversial" period, and keeping it mum was the right thing to do. A class act all the way!

[@tarnsand]

I applaud Jane Fonda for being so eloquent in her acceptance. I saw her receiving her Star in April 2013 during TCM Film Festival week-end. She looks amazing. Even though she obviously has had plastic surgery she didn't go the extremes of many. She is looks very physically fit for her age. Peter looks great too. Good Fonda genes I guess.

[@tarnsand]

Isabel Santos Jane received her 'Star' on Hollywood Walk of Fame Arpil 2013. I was there as it was during Turner Classic Film Festival.😊

[@tarnsand]

Isabel Santos Hi Isobel sorry I read your comment too quickly. Yes, I saw her print in cement. I was so thrilled to see her Connie Stevens etc just assumed it was her 'star' as well. And you are correct; how do young actors receive their stars ie Eva Langoria so quickly and not Jane. As Sam Elliott so accurately expressed; 'today it's all about the f#*kin youth' when talking about seasoned actors not being offered work.

[@tarnsand]

+Isabel Santos I appreciate your clarification Isobel. I am in Canada and was was told at TCM FF that other countires' fans seem to have more knowledge support forthe 'seasoned' actors than in US. Imagine also Doris Day has never rec'd an honourary Academy Award. Not many have had such a diverse career. I wish I had the time right now to devote to a petition. A great idea!

[@tarnsand]

Isabel Santos Nice to meet u too.

[@bman560]

Doris Day deserves an honorary Oscar as well as a Kennedy Center Honor.

[@Aidooosh]

My favorite speech of all-time by one of my favorite actresses of all-time, both acting-wise and personality-wise.

[@CulturalWorldViews]

Divine simple person and great Artist Jane Fonda ! Thank you !

[@cw6391]

i saw klute for the first time this past weekend, and it was a MARVELOUS performance. i can't wait until klute comes out on blu ray so i can marvel at her acting constantly.

[@m.e.d.7997]

Love the way Jane accepted her award.

[@almadora]

she looks fabulous. almost no makeup, and a black suit, and her 'klute' hair looks insanely good on her. rock on, jane.

[@lorraineb.4698]

Great haircut. She made the Shag haircut very popular in that time period.

[@lorraineb.4698]

She was really sick that night

[@gmbs1990]

She should have won the Oscar for Julia too! great great Actress! Such a shame not seeing her in movies today!

[@lorraineb.4698]

Missed her acting when she was married to Ted Turner

[@lukemartin71]

Jane Fonda is a great actress. it's interpretation in Klute is magnificent. Truly deserved award.

[@Cordelia4219]

LOVE HER, LOVE HER, LOVE HER!!!!

[@oscarlover100]

Frankly, I don't care about Fonda's political opinions, at least when it comes to here. She gives one of the best performances ever, and she is one of my favorite winners ever.

[@bman560]

She was brilliant in Klute. Even better in China Syndrome. Great Actress. And the speech showed class. She could have said alot but felt it was not the time or place.

[@mreyes3998]

One of the best wins of all time! Her best performance imho.

[@155gerard]

Jane was great in this film and deserved this, her first oscar. 1971 was a very good year for female actor performances. In fact there were about a dozen performances that year deserving of an oscar nomination but as always just room for the top five which were Jane Fonda(Klute), Julie Christie(McCabe&Mrs.Miller), Glenda Jackson(Sunday, Bloody Sunday), Vanessa Redgrave(Mary Queen of Scots) and Janet Suzman(Nicolas and Alexandra); seven other terrific performances that year that sadly could not make the cut were Kitty Winn(The Panic in Needle Park)-she won The Cannes Film Festival BestActressAward), Ruth Gordon(Harold and Maude), Julie Christie gave a second great performance that year in "The Go Between" as did Glenda Jackson in "Mary, Queen of Scots), Gena Rowlands(Minnie and Moskowitz), Shirley MacLaine(Desperate Characters) and Jessica Walters(Play Misty For Me)

[@gman2010ification]

No she wasn't.

[@gman2010ification]

NO Glenda Jackson has never been nominated in the Best Supporting Actress category.

[@gman2010ification]

The B Supporting nominees that year were Cloris Leachman, Ellen Burstyn, Margaret Leighton, Ann Margret, and Barbara Harris. Apology accepted.

[@gman2010ification]

Excuse me--but YOU said that Jackson was nominated for Best Supporting Actress--YOU are the one who said that. I corrected you and then you insisted you were right when you were wrong. So who's the arrogant one now? And she wasn't nominated for Mary, Queen of Scots--she was nominated for Sunday Bloody Sunday.

[@Tessa-vz1qb]

Jane was rocking those emo bangs!

[@bjwilliams]

Just watched it on Tubi full movie for first time, had watched bits pieces before. Anyway I had that wig 😅. Love old movies, memories of phones ringing, even large cities were safe then. I lived in Philly, Boston, Cleveland. Now in California\ retired--fear factor-violence in USA.😢

[@outinsider]

An Oscar well deserved... and a speech well said. Jane wanted to speak out against the injustice of the Vietnam War, but, at the advice of her father, Henry, she was suggested not to, but the way she stated what she said, said so much to the humility and respect she has for the movie industry, the American people, and for those experiencing the trauma of the times. A true activist, an amazing actress, an American hero.

[@dicoambulant]

That time when the audience did not applause the nominees just seems awkward today...

[@MultiSUPERLATIVO]

I am truly shocked by this complete silence!

[@oscarfun100]

It's really tense without the applause.

[@gman2010ification]

Klute has one of the most beautiful musical scores--besides the brilliant Fonda performance.

[@awhitershadeofpail]

Agreed! I've been playing the theme just recently; love the tender yet forceful tones of the horns

[@YesidMejiaBarrera]

The one and only ❤️👑 Jane Fonda.

[@caribeandude1]

It takes extraordinary courage to do what Jane Fonda did during the Vietnam war. She's a strong woman and I admire her for standing up for her believes.

[@jonnyq680]

Do you also admire the North Vietnamese Army regulars who shot to death every naive American soldier who answered the recording she made to coax them to surrender?

[@aml258]

Courage to ridicule fellow Americans who were doing their jobs? And who died as a direct result of her actions? Yeah, that’s “courageous” alright.

[@jonnyq680]

@@aml258 you said it right. I'm trying to get that down to a sound bite

[@michelehamilton961]

@@jonnyq680 do you have equal disgust for the American government that send soldiers to a war that they should not have engaged for hubris and domination and greed? It seems your anger is one sided.

[@peteradaniel]

@@aml258spreading America’s imperialist bullshit. Those soldiers shouldn’t have been in Vietnam in the first place. I have more respect for deserters than for the cowards who fought.

[@tiffsaver]

In my opinion, this was her finest moment on film... a "must-see."

[@155gerard]

Jane Fonda in fact does do Broadway and in fact received a Tony Award nomination for Best Actress in a Play, two years ago for a play I believe called "44 Variatons", as she is a genuis talent in cinema, television movies and on the stage.

[@m.e.d.7997]

Beautiful music for Klute and Jane.

[@artlover4668]

Geeze, I thought that guy was going to mug Matthau LOL

[@RR-kb4uc]

I know I thought who the hell is that is he gonna attack him lol.

[@sammyscotch9945]

It reminded me of trump coming up behind hilary

[@ahyan6681]

Same

[@65g4]

i just rewatched Klute the performance was incredible

[@trilby5546]

She was brilliant!

[@155gerard]

Julie Christe was in Venice, Italy filming "Don't Look Now", otherwise she would have attended, as she attended the BAFTA awards the month earlier, closer in London,UK for her 2 nominations for both "McCabe&Mrs.Miller" and "The Go Between". Most critics predicted Jane Fonda would win, as she swept The New York Film Critics Award votes for Best Actress, similar to her same win (NYFC) two years earlier for her equally sublime work in "They Shoot Horses, Don't They?".

[@PochiLoca54]

You’re an unbelievable human being and ACTRESS! Love you dearly!

[@bman560]

Does anyone ever mention the performance? Brilliantly played, well deserved. A shame Donald Sutherland wasn't even nominated.

[@xxcharmed1xx]

even though i wasnt born until 1986, i wish we could go back to that year just so we could have all the greats back that are not with us today :(

[@mariacorreia3288]

she is the best!

[@TheTerryE]

They were all very deserving.

[@caravaggio31]

A truly patriot and a lover of the United States of America. The real one.

[@briananderson2452]

Amen.

[@tranleha1495]

Carravaggio =a PATRIOT ,hahaha a LOUNGE COMMUNIST.

[@waynej2608]

Exactly.

[@155gerard]

Jane Fonda's performance was sublime, win very deserving, this work won her the Best Actress awards from allmovie critics groups in '71,including the prestigious NewYorkFilm Critic CircleBest ActressAward(runner ups that year for the NYFilmCriticsCircle award wereGenaRowlands&JulieChristie(for 2 great performances- McCabe&Mrs.Miller and alsoTheGo Between).Janewas smart&brave&spokeout against le illegal U.S.invasionof southern Vietnam& bombing northern Vietnam,U.S. interfering in theircivilwar!

[@mizzury54]

Klute was a great movie.

[@blissfulbaboon]

Wow,what a lineup

[@lorraineb.4698]

Loved the Klute music when she won

[@florencereianelouricevilla7272]

Janet Suzman is my Favorite Actress. I appreciate her performance in Nicholas and Alexandra as Tsarina Alexandra. Although she didn't win, still I consider her as the Best Actress for me.

[@swamp5050]

Klute was a masterpiece and Jane made it so! Klute and Looking for Mr. Goodbar with Diane Keaton are at the top of my all time favorite movies, these women were at their apex! I can't leave Natalie Wood out, Splendor in the Grass was magnificent in every way!

[@GentlemanTony]

Among other things, Jane just has the best eyes.

[@jpwoodgate]

Yay! Four British actresses nominated, cool! But Fonda did deserve that Oscar, brilliant acting ˚•˚

[@Sniz420]

wow ive never seen this, i cant believe she didnt go for it, but i respect her even more for the short and sweet

[@ariesrisin26]

Her best role.,, gave me chills

[@TheNawlinzNative]

Oscar deserved!

[@Wolfsky9]

HOW, could I not be totally in love with this woman-----------especially after seeing her in " Klute ", 5 times that year ? ------------Jane, in her " Klute do " ------------was luminous. --------------WolfSky9, 74 y/o

[@steveforsyth7269]

Given what was going on with her and politics at the time, it's astonishing she said almost nothing. Today this would have been a three-minute lashing out at every single person in America.

[@gabrielefrancioni7582]

By the way: unmatched performance

[@skyrock100]

@broadjumper1 true and she has apologised for that one statement in 1988. It was an emotional response to the killing that was taking place, but it wasn't right for her to insult PoWs. That doesn't make her a bad person, just human.

[@michaelmuldowney8]

The 1st is a sequence of acting Oscar wins for films shot by the great Gordon Willis. Between the period 1972 to 1978 Marlon Brando, John Houseman, Robert De Niro, Jason Robards and Diane Keaton would also win. Despite these successes, Gordon went overlooked for every single one of these films.

[@mguevarra61]

Gordon Willis' eye and painterly compositions are breathtaking. Don't know if you've seen his only directorial debut "Windows" but if you haven't, go find a copy and see it.

[@Jim_Stark]

i just watched klute for the first time. i don't know how it took me so long. anyways, what a well deserved oscar. the best performance i've seen from jane. and damn does she look good too.

[@GentlemanTony]

Jane was not silenced. She actually said that line on the advice of her father.

[@RobertDeMartin]

I love you Jane! She made a mistake and she apologized. But, for goodness sake, how could anyone in their right mind think she was supporting the enemy and disrespecting our troops? She thought it might be a way for everyone to stop fighting by bringing both sides closer. Did she put herself at risk? OF COURSE SHE DID! Thank you, Jane. I know you love our Country as much as I do and lets throw in a few million more who have forgiven you.

[@JeffreyKenison]

@@RobertDeMartin Sometimes we all have to take some chances like Jane Fonda did.

[@sammyscotch9945]

Always liked her hair cut so much so I had mine cut just like it

[@dukansacramento]

Hanoi Jane...Respect! Remarkable woman!

[@ggfanjase]

I love how 3 of the 5 nominees didn't even both to show up.

[@TimeIdle]

They're all British. 2 had already won. And the Oscars wasn't such an event as it is today.

[@paul2587]

This would have made an interesting spectacle in its own right had neither Janet Susman nor Jane Fonda shown up.

[@kahlodiego5299]

I ♥️ Jane.

[@gman2010ification]

Jane Fonda also won the Golden Globe, The NY Film Critics , and the national Society of Film Critics for Klute. Brilliant, naturalistic performance.

[@CF1975]

I can understand a lot of people apparently were not too happy with her stands on the Vietnam war, but I am always a bit surprised by the huge controversy she still causes by simply expressing her opinion. Celebrities have the same freedom as speech as 'normal' citizens have and people who have a problem with that are maybe not entirely capable to think for themselves.

[@mariomercier9334]

Great actress. Looking so much like her father.

[@RenanCMaia]

The Vietnam War was happening... She was involved against the war. Great Jane!!

[@jamesmoyner7499]

Renan C. Maia I highly respect her for being against the Vietnam war just like how I highly respect Hayao Miyazaki for his film “Howl’s Moving Castle” for being an allegory against the Iraq war!!

[@tranleha1495]

Steven stetham ok you are against the war ,ok to be against the war and go make propaganda for communists ,insult American POWS and VETERANS ,require abandoning your allies behind ,without protection, how you call that ,sir ,heroism ,activism,socialism..or communism ?

[@stevencheatham5041]

@@tranleha1495 Calm down bro!

[@bhaj4588]

@@tranleha1495 That is not what happened at all.

[@tranleha1495]

BHAJ ∞ = hahaha you knew , know my country more than I do?= I can not say I wish you to live under China s rule,because there is no more communism in the world ,it is illusion a dream a human being is incapable to achieve . Spoilt as you are ,you can not understand your chance ...to be an American...If the USA fall under the " Communist" hands ...by one way or another ...big Drama for VN and Asia !!!unless you are a spy hidden behind your shield...hahaha ...making propaganda ...

[@poetcomic1]

Her husband Roger Vadim's barber created this hairdo for her. She ws SICK of dealing with a mass of styled blonde hair. It became the exact and iconic hair style she wore in Klute.

[@gigi-nl8rp]

I love Jane Fonda she is one hell of a actress ❤and she’s matured so nicely ❤

[@GuidoJuno]

Oh, my God! "that's the guy"... are you for real? That's Walter Matthau, a legend of comedy movies and one time Oscar winner!!! And yes, he was on Cactus Flower but is not why he's known for.

[@olmecy]

one of my all time favorite movies.

[@grant1088]

Jane Fonda is a brilliant actress klute was a great movie .

[@155gerard]

Jane Fonda's performance was sublime, win very deserving, this work won her the Best Actress awards from allmovie critics groups in '71,including the prestigious NewYorkFilm Critic Circle Best ActressAward(runner ups that year for the NYFilmCriticsCircle award wereGenaRowlands&JulieChristie(for 2 great performances- McCabe&Mrs.Miller and also TheGo Between).Jane was smart&brave&spokeout against the illegal U.S.invasionof southern Vietnam& bombing northern Vietnam, interfering in theircivilwar!