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evolved with Intel Evo Platform. Hi everyone and thank you for tuning in to episode 49 of Awards Chatter, the

Hollywood Reporters Awards Podcast.

I'm the host Scott Feinberg, and on this episode it was my great honor and privilege

to be joined by Bonifide Hollywood Royalty, the great Jane Fonda.

She's of course the daughter of the actor Henry Fonda, the sister of the actor Peter Fonda,

the aunt of the actress Bridget Fonda, the mother of the actor Troy Garrity,

and one of the greatest actresses of all time, perhaps with the possible

exception of Merrill Street, the greatest alive today.

I sat down with the 78-year-old on the Paramount Pictures lot, where she had just participated in the first

read-through for Netflix's third season of Grace and Frankie a very funny show in

which she and Lily Tomlin play unlikely best friends and for which she could land a best actress in a comedy series

Emmy nomination this July. Over the course of our conversation we talk about how she

overcame a tremendous lack of confidence as a child to get into acting in the first place, how she wound up

making her film debut in 1960 and breaking out of romantic comedy parts and into social issue

movies like Clute and coming home. She won Best Actress Oscars for both.

As well as they shoot horses don't they, fun with Dick and Jane, the China Syndrome, and 9 to 5, among many others.

We also delve into the personal healing that she and her father

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