The Birch Show. Chances are pretty good if they're important to Atlanta, then at one point or another, they've joined the Birch Show. Jane Fonda, no different.

Good morning.

Good morning.

It's so good to have you in here.

Well, it's good to be here.

You stopped acting in 1992.

Is there anything that you really miss about acting?

Or what's the biggest thing that you miss about acting? No, I don't really miss anything.

You know, I test myself.

I go to a movie with a part in it that I could have played.

And I said, do I miss this? No, I don't. Have you found that you needed to find some other kind of creative outlet now that you're not acting anymore? Well, let me tell you something. The thing that I find creative about acting is that you get inside the skin of another person. And it's all about human transformation and the factors

that cause people to change. I'm doing it. that you get inside the skin of another person. And it's all about human transformation

and the factors that cause people to change.

I'm doing that now, but I'm doing it in real life.

I'm working with young people and their parents

to figure out how can you get them to change

from people who see no hope,

from people who don't know how to be good parents,

to people who see a hope because

hope is the best contraceptive we're trying to get young people from having babies until they're

ready to be really good parents and this is what gcap is all about that's what gcap the georgia

campaign for adolescent pregnancy prevention is all about and that is my creative inspirational life

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