Review of "My Life So Far" by Jane Fonda

Jane Fonda is not an easy woman to get to know. Her mother committed suicide. Her father was a major Hollywood star but not too much of a father. Jane tells us all about how she learned to be an actress. She has been a star since her fist movie, Klute, made in 1971. You will want to hear about all of her marriages. "Barbarella" is the film that many people know her from. She was a sex goddess warrior in that one. As the years went by her talents became more noticed. In the last film her father made before his death she and Henry played a father and daughter. This was somewhat of a peek into the real relationship between Fonda and his daughter. It was defining time for her as she mended the fences that had grown between them over time.

Yes, she talks about her most recent marriage to Ted Turner and her Oscars and Emmys. Well worth a shot. You may have some very hard feeling about Jane's trip to Saigon and even today some people still hate her for it. She admits it wasn't a smart move. I wonder if spitting on her at a book signing made that man feel better. It was a shameful display.

You can't beat hearing the scoop from Jane herself.