Yeah, Dick was very special, but back in those days there was a higher bar for talk show hosts. Mike Douglas was no dummy, either. This was decades before Maury Povich and Jerry Springer and, yes, Oprah. David Frost was another great host and interviewer. Not only were those cats highly intelligent, unlike today's cretins, but they were also very funny, which makes perfect sense, since it requires a great deal of intelligence (and timing) to do comedy.
Yes he quickly respected his father and you can see that his father really had command of his family as they say a bygone era. I wish an American media we see this family dynamic. The only thing close is sort of the Trump family but you know... a different type
@@a_leaf Uma familia em que não se falavam. Os filhos tinham uma péssima relação com o pai. Eles nunca esqueceram o suicidio da maê deles e sempre culparam o pai por isso. Só no final da vida do Henry eles se aproximaram e pai e filha fizeram um filho juntos. O filho o Peter até tentou o suicidio. A Jane foi sempre uma revoltada, depois entrou por caminhos tortuosos , tudo para magoar o pai, como : Estar ao lado dos Vietcongs no VIETNAM apontando uma auto-metralhadora aos soldados americanos e muitas outras coisas. Se a familia do TRUMPH é parecida -DEUS NOS LIVRE- Familia desestrurada.
The mother's suicide at a young age created an incredible trauma in the children, if they did not receive enough attention from the father, their struggles for the family are not in vain, the two children are living a difficult life, I did not know that Jane Fonda was on the side of Vietnam, my love for her increased because America wasn't supposed to be there. confirmed this in history
I love how Peter sits on the floor @1:17 to let his dad sit there. Of course he refuses. Never gave Peter the love he wanted from him. They did finally work together on 'Wanda Nevada' in 1979.
@@sweetbeep Yes I know. He was undemonstrative I suppose but they were much closer later in his life. His wife Shirley felt so too. Perhaps it's Jane herself who couldn't warm up to him. She's to obsessed about him. Anyway it really doesn't matter to me one way or the other. She would know more about the situation.
@@sweetbeep Like Daddy issues somebody said at one time. Along those lines. Maybe to the point of exaggerating things. I don't want to make a big deal about it either. They're all dead but Jane. So it's just conjecture on my part. It's too bad she can't get over her hang up about it and not let it cloud everything.
Omfg you are so misinformed my god. Let’s see their mom slit her throat and killer herself when she was 12….that awesome dad was cheating with a 19yr old…..so. Awesome family huh?
Uma familia em que não se falavam. Os filhos tinham uma péssima relação com o pai. Eles nunca esqueceram o suicidio da maê deles e sempre culparam o pai por isso. Só no final da vida do Henry eles se aproximaram e pai e filha fizeram um filho juntos. O filho o Peter até tentou o suicidio. A Jane foi sempre uma revoltada, depois entrou por caminhos tortuosos , tudo para magoar o pai, como : Estar ao lado dos Vietcongs no VIETNAM apontando uma auto-metralhadora aos soldados americanos e muitas outras coisas. Se a familia do TRUMPH é parecida -DEUS NOS LIVRE- Familia desestrurada.
Peter Fonda was my favorite actor. I used to work at a movie theater in Boston 1996-97, where all the young employees were obsessed with the 70s. They would go nuts when we cleaned after Boogie Nights because of the ELO song at the end. I told them that the best part of the 70s was seeing Peter Fonda movies at the local drive-in. I kept telling them that the Oscars were a joke as long as Peter Fonda doesn't get a nomination. Then he was nominated for Ulee's Gold (Which he should have won btw) and they gave it to Jack Nicholson for As Good As It Gets, in which he played the same character that he always played a thousand times before while Peter Fonda did something that I thought he would never do, he became his father. The rebellious son played a role that would have been offered to his father if he had been still alive.
@@zombiefulci3301 I know who Ottaviano Dell'Acqua is. I met him at a convention years ago with Al Cliver. I'm friends on Facebook with both of them as well as Alberto Dell'Acqua.
Peter Fonda always creeped me out, he was so scrawny and hunchbacked with that dreary 60's vibes. His half closed droopy eyes, that eyelid with long lashes, that bulbous forehead; he had a singular waywardness. Drug induced and languid in every appearance, a wooden actor with no range,
Jane Fonda was a real firecracker. What energy she has. This time as a radical though i think was her at her most dynamic, and sincere. The speech she said about people not listening to actors when they have something to say, was the weakest part of her appearance, on the same show the soft spoken Indian .... native leader was quite a contrast and worth listening to what she was saying. They are listening now in Canada 50years later much more are in the US i think.
I liked Race with Devil a good B horror movie and Stanley Kauffman the critic for The New Republic praised the film The Hired Hand that Peter starred in and directed and Ulee's Gold garnered Peter an Oscar nomination for Best Actor and he was named Best Actor by the NY Film Critic's Circle.
@@josephkearny5874 Peter was a great actor ,always in the shadow of his father and sister .It's a shame more people don't know he did many great films. 'The Trip' is really interesting. He's hilarious in 'Wanda Nevada' among many others.
“Ulee’s Gold”, “Hired Hand” “Wanda Nevada” and “The Limey” were good films but, yes, Peter’s film career never matched Jane’s. It’s surprising he never went into television
Henry was a terrible father and their mother killed herself in the most painful way because of him. Peter shot himself in the stomach as a child and nearly died and his father who was on his honeymoon at the time with a girl only 8 years older than Jane went crazy at him for ruining it. This reunion is so fake its kind of sickening. Extremely cringey
What kind of stupid and vile person offers gossip as truth? Better take the trouble to look for the truth. For example, if the family was okay while Henry was at war, or how old Peter was when he found out the truth about his mother, and if the shot was delibarate at all or it was accidental. Only a miserable person can write nasty things about the man not actually knowing any truth about him.
It's too bad their late sis Frances(Pan), or Amy never gave interviews. It would be interesting to have their insight on the family. Peter gave Pan away at her second wedding in the 60's. She was also his godmother. I read about everything in his memoir.
Read that Peter Fonda, if told of someone's problem or troubles would ask them "How can I help?" Yes Jayne Seymour looks like her Father which is probably why she had a crush on him, her ego being what it is. She sure does love the sound of her own voice. Vadim said she had no mystery. Always liked Henry Fonda's accent, his voice. He could do Comedy, with Stanwyck in 'The Lady Eve'.
I didn’t mean 3 generations of icons, I’d say Peter and Jane are both icons of their generation... I didn’t know people were still hating on Jane Fonda
@@ronp1018 Sure, if you IGNORE the grief she caused thousands of families with sons fighting and dying in Vietnam. She went TOO FAR supporting North Vietnam. That really was outrageous. But you choose to ignore that.
a national disgrace you mean. She could have protested differently than riding on the North's tank. She's so effing full of herself, as most actors are.
@@henrystrauss168 She said she was a fool to have gone along with the North Vietnamese leading her into the seat of that anti-aircraft gun. What else should she say?
Yes - the original cut was even longer than "Lawrence of Arabia" Mr. O'Toole! I bet if you get the Director's Special Cut Deluxe Anniversary 6-Pack Blu-Ray Edition you'll see the romantic scenes and dancing numbers that got cut due to some nervous-Nellie/pencil-necked corporate suits panicking when confronted to the complete, unfettered vision of director-auteur Dennis Hopper! ;-)
I was 5 yrs in 1970 and I've seen more of Jane Fonda and Peter Fonda (RIP) then their dad. Those young hippies were pretty damn smart compared to what we have today. Their father missed it, they were right.
Interesting... Jane Fonda purchased the rights to "On Golden Pond" for the sole purpose of of Henry to play Norman Thayer and for Jane to play his daughter. Henry won the Oscar for Best Actor, but was too ill to attend the event, so Jane accepted it for him. Henry died less than five months later, but she and Henry had apparently reconnected before he passed.
In my opinion the people that still hate her are a bit hypocritical. They want to falsely blame her for soldiers deaths but won't call out the administrations that kept that war going. We didn't need to be there and too many innocent men troops died needlessly
@@toddbroadfoot4330 I agree, sir. I wasn't born until 1974** but I've watched most every documentary about the Vietnam debacle & read volumes on the subject. I have an uncle who flew a Huey on recovery & recon missions; he absolutely loathes Jane Fonda. I've met many other vets who have either forgiven her or never hated her at all. In my humble opinion, Jane's involvement & motivation was-- like most controversial & highly-charged events-- complicated. ** I'm *fully* aware no amount of study after the fact is even _remotely_ comparable to living through such a trying time. I mean NO disrespect to those who served or protested.
@@rrbaggett7 well she herself has said she made mistakes no matter how good her intentions. But she's taken responsibility. That is real courage. Thanks for your reply
Watch Nixon documentaries, Nixon used Vietnam to try and get re-elected and failed stopping the war the first time, but still got elected before pulling troops out of Vietnam.
have nothing against the other celebs that were on this show but is this channel ever going to show the Dick Cavett shows where he interviews Jackie Gleason or Art Carney? How about any Honeymooners actors that were part of the main cast? These are rarities much like the other videos around here.
@@donnamorales9507 Why would that bother her? Peter is younger than her. When did an older sister ever listen to the advice or opinion of a younger brother?
Henry Fonda was a horrible father. Cold, disapproving, absent. He didn't even tell his children that their mother had taken her own life. Look at On golden pond, and you kind of see how Jane is struggeling with him.
You shouldn't make those kinds of statements about people you don't know. Jane once said to not believe On Golden Pond. That she and her father were "very close."
@@Provemewrongwithfacts Don't tell me what I can or can't do. Jane Fonda also said that her father was cold and absent during most of her life. When they filmed On golden pond he was near dying and he wanted to make good. Maybe she considered that as beeing very close because she wanted that more then anything else.
Ummm.maybe he didn't want to tell them because it would be too hurtful to hear that kind of thing for children, or maybe he thought they just wouldn't understand. And he's an actor, he had to make movies to provide for their well enriched lives, which means he had to live in trailers or hotels for months and months at a time, so of course he's going to be "absent" a lot of the time.
@@RCGoetzke True, that is, unless you're a member of the Phillips family (of Mamas and Papas fame). Word on the street is that they were *very* touchy feely.
Henry Fonda was reportedly narcissistic, he was cold, emotionally distant and had very angry outbursts. He's just doing here what he does best, acting.
The only Fonda on that stage without a narcissistic ego is Amy, who wisely chose to just sit back and say nothing. The three principle players of that family drama are all slithering their way around one another's throats by worshiping one another at their feet - very painful thing to watch actually. Sad and painful.
A good talk show host will always strive to make his guests more interesting than himself. Like a good leader. You build those around you and surrender the center of attention to them. As awkward as Cavett can be, he knows how to host a talk show. Johnny Carson was another.
H. Fonda was a great democrat. He was only friends with Stewart because they went back to early acting days. Henry Fonda was against the war. John Wayne was a un-American pos, and was a racist pos supporting Vietnam war. Vietnam was pushed since the 50s by right-wingers.
fifty years later, becoming more aware of the information warfare propaganda going on. To what Jane Fonda said, I would prefer that actors just talk about their movies. Unless it is a serious human rights issue, that is being buried or misrepresented by the general society, like Standing Rock was. I have no interest in their politics or how they feel about covid, or vaccinations, for or against.
Henry Fonda was not this rockbound conservative at odds with his leftie children. Henry Fonda was a lifelong Democrat, activist for racial causes and fiercely ANTI-COMMUNIST liberal who told his own daughter he would turn her in himself if he found out she was working for the Communists. Yes, Fonda Sr. was what I thought a 'liberal' was (now days he would be called well to the right of Donald Trump.
Oh, I dunno, Peter was enjoyable in many films, he was no Olivier but who was? He was fine in The Victors, Wild Angels, The Hired Hand, Dirty Mary Crazy Larry, Ulees Gold, Race With the Devil, Open Season, The Limey. All good entertainment.
@@nitsujjustin The accusation of "triggered" is typically used when a person lacks the intellectual capability to articulate a counter argument. It's one thing to observe that someone is triggered (whilst following up the accusation with a counter argument). But it's a whole other thing when someone mistakes a mere accusation *as the argument itself* . Saying someone is triggered *isn't an argument* . It's a copout to excuse oneself from engaging in thoughtful and articulate dialogue. It reveals a person's chronic-ignorance. You've revealed more about yourself than our triggered friend.
![Bette Davis on The Dick Cavett Show 1971, Nov 17th [complete]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/jsKGXFuXbbo/mqdefault.jpg)
'There he is!!' Peter yells...I think both he and Jane were in awe of Henry Fonda's acting (as are most of us) ....
Another great example of a great talk show host!! Rip Peter Fonda. Nicely maintained footage from A bygone era!
Peter May have been murdered. Or. Kidnapped. Recently.
bygone era? really? It seems strangely relevant actually.
Yeah, Dick was very special, but back in those days there was a higher bar for talk show hosts. Mike Douglas was no dummy, either. This was decades before Maury Povich and Jerry Springer and, yes, Oprah. David Frost was another great host and interviewer. Not only were those cats highly intelligent, unlike today's cretins, but they were also very funny, which makes perfect sense, since it requires a great deal of intelligence (and timing) to do comedy.
Young Jane literally looks like a female twin of Henry
Truly
She does,I think Pete looks like him to
She completely is!
Didn’t need a dna test to prove, for sure.
Most talk about her dad's legacy but Jane Fonda in Klute, I think, is probably the best female performance I've ever seen
That's a great movie! Very scary and yes she was brilliant in that movie.
Barbarella on any day.
@@Poetic_Justice1962 Cat Ballou in her Wranglers.
@@AmericasChoice On any day as well.
@@Poetic_Justice1962 She was so hot, and I was probably 11 years old when I first saw that movie...
I love how peter sits on the floor for his dad
Yes he quickly respected his father and you can see that his father really had command of his family as they say a bygone era. I wish an American media we see this family dynamic. The only thing close is sort of the Trump family but you know... a different type
@@a_leaf Uma familia em que não se falavam. Os filhos tinham uma péssima relação com o pai. Eles nunca esqueceram o suicidio da maê deles e sempre culparam o pai por isso. Só no final da vida do Henry eles se aproximaram e pai e filha fizeram um filho juntos. O filho o Peter até tentou o suicidio. A Jane foi sempre uma revoltada, depois entrou por caminhos tortuosos , tudo para magoar o pai, como : Estar ao lado dos Vietcongs no VIETNAM apontando uma auto-metralhadora aos soldados americanos e muitas outras coisas. Se a familia do TRUMPH é parecida -DEUS NOS LIVRE- Familia desestrurada.
The mother's suicide at a young age created an incredible trauma in the children, if they did not receive enough attention from the father, their struggles for the family are not in vain, the two children are living a difficult life, I did not know that Jane Fonda was on the side of Vietnam, my love for her increased because America wasn't supposed to be there. confirmed this in history
trump and his family are disgusting
Jane Fonda is the spitting image of her father...
I love how Peter sits on the floor @1:17 to let his dad sit there. Of course he refuses. Never gave Peter the love he wanted from him. They did finally work together on 'Wanda Nevada' in 1979.
They became VERY close to him. That bullshit started from his third wife. Read his book for a nice eyeopener.
@@rhondabitler2461 ..Jane herself said she and Peter never got close to Henry
@@sweetbeep Yes I know. He was undemonstrative I suppose but they were much closer later in his life. His wife Shirley felt so too. Perhaps it's Jane herself who couldn't warm up to him. She's to obsessed about him. Anyway it really doesn't matter to me one way or the other. She would know more about the situation.
@@rhondabitler2461 ..what do you mean she's too obsessed with him?
@@sweetbeep Like Daddy issues somebody said at one time. Along those lines. Maybe to the point of exaggerating things. I don't want to make a big deal about it either. They're all dead but Jane. So it's just conjecture on my part. It's too bad she can't get over her hang up about it and not let it cloud everything.
That's amazing to see the nice memories of Fonda family all great talent
Reat in peace Henry and Peter Fonda...🌹🌹♥️⭐😞🙏
Great little clip here!! Cool to see the Fonda clan together here.
I love this American family. Tough to be in the spotlight , perhaps fought each other, but still produced great art.
What a beautiful family and no horrific scandals or anything!
Uh, have you heard about what people felt towards Jane Finda during the Vietnam war?
@@ER-uy7ct haha. Oh yeah .forgot. God that was so bad omg
Omfg you are so misinformed my god. Let’s see their mom slit her throat and killer herself when she was 12….that awesome dad was cheating with a 19yr old…..so. Awesome family huh?
Uma familia em que não se falavam. Os filhos tinham uma péssima relação com o pai. Eles nunca esqueceram o suicidio da maê deles e sempre culparam o pai por isso. Só no final da vida do Henry eles se aproximaram e pai e filha fizeram um filho juntos. O filho o Peter até tentou o suicidio. A Jane foi sempre uma revoltada, depois entrou por caminhos tortuosos , tudo para magoar o pai, como : Estar ao lado dos Vietcongs no VIETNAM apontando uma auto-metralhadora aos soldados americanos e muitas outras coisas. Se a familia do TRUMPH é parecida -DEUS NOS LIVRE- Familia desestrurada.
@@silvasousa-y5q Don't compare to Dump's family - he is a wretched person and worse than that father and his 3 oldest - as greedy as their ole man.
Boy, Peter was adorable ;)
Peter Fonda was my favorite actor. I used to work at a movie theater in Boston 1996-97, where all the young employees were obsessed with the 70s. They would go nuts when we cleaned after Boogie Nights because of the ELO song at the end. I told them that the best part of the 70s was seeing Peter Fonda movies at the local drive-in. I kept telling them that the Oscars were a joke as long as Peter Fonda doesn't get a nomination. Then he was nominated for Ulee's Gold (Which he should have won btw) and they gave it to Jack Nicholson for As Good As It Gets, in which he played the same character that he always played a thousand times before while Peter Fonda did something that I thought he would never do, he became his father. The rebellious son played a role that would have been offered to his father if he had been still alive.
Couldn't agree more - Peter Fonda in Ulee's Gold was an excellent performance and he should have won the Academy Award.
@@zombiefulci3301 I know who Ottaviano Dell'Acqua is. I met him at a convention years ago with Al Cliver. I'm friends on Facebook with both of them as well as Alberto Dell'Acqua.
Peter Fonda always creeped me out, he was so scrawny and hunchbacked with that dreary 60's vibes. His half closed droopy eyes, that eyelid with long lashes, that bulbous forehead; he had a singular waywardness. Drug induced and languid in every appearance, a wooden actor with no range,
May I have more sir. More of this interview that is.
Henry made some good looking kids!!!
good looking.
Yea and the help of some beverly hills doctors
@@innoutsucks___3016 now yes, but Jane was very pretty back in the 60s
@kitkat914 yes and grandaughter Bridget is very pretty
Found it amusing...they seem like any other family when their all together and love Peter's complement to his father about Cheyenne Social Club
Almost like they're real people and being a famous actor doesnt make you somehow different or separate from the rest of humanity, or something...
Peter loved his father and always wanted the love back from him. It was sad.
@@donnamorales9507 He got love back from him.
Their family comes from Fonda, NY, along the Mohawk. No joke.
Jane Fonda was a real firecracker. What energy she has. This time as a radical though i think was her at her most dynamic, and sincere. The speech she said about people not listening to actors when they have something to say, was the weakest part of her appearance, on the same show the soft spoken Indian .... native leader was quite a contrast and worth listening to what she was saying. They are listening now in Canada 50years later much more are in the US i think.
I love Jane. End of. She's so kind and such a visionary. Her activism is beyond fabulous. What a woman. Legend.
Pretty darn easy on the eyes as well
I always thought Henry Fonda was a brilliant actor. Loved him. Jane Fonda was insanely gorgeous. Peter had one good movie "Easy Rider".
I liked Race with Devil a good B horror movie and Stanley Kauffman the critic for The New Republic praised the film The Hired Hand that Peter starred in and directed and Ulee's Gold garnered Peter an Oscar nomination for Best Actor and he was named Best Actor by the NY Film Critic's Circle.
@@josephkearny5874 Peter was a great actor ,always in the shadow of his father and sister .It's a shame more people don't know he did many great films. 'The Trip' is really interesting. He's hilarious in 'Wanda Nevada' among many others.
Dirty Mary Crazy Larry was great!!!!!
“Ulee’s Gold”, “Hired Hand” “Wanda Nevada” and “The Limey” were good films but, yes, Peter’s film career never matched Jane’s. It’s surprising he never went into television
the best comedy ever.
How easy it is to fall in love with Jane Fonda x
Her affect to me is fake here.
She is and was a wonderful and beautiful woman!! And a great actor! Many greetings from Germany
I know, hey? And that voice ... like honey.
Never ever forget Hanoi Jane the traitorous trash!
@@rhondabitler2461 she came off as pretentious sometimes
La altura de los invitados de este show es increible
Jane Fonda is a only member in live, Henry and Peter died in agust 12 and 16 years 1982 and 2019
2:55 for Jane Fonda predicting the end of the golden age of American talk shows.
That was an awkward dysfunctional family reunion! 😮
QUOTE OF THE WEEK Peter Fonda "What, do I got some coke on my.."😂
Wow. I didn't know that Hank, Jane, and Peter all appeared together on TV. I shoulda watched Dick Cavett more.
Jane Fonda in Five Acts on HBO was enlightening to say the least! Is Peter Fonda talking about The Hired hand?
I believe Peter did mean 'The Hired Hand' . He did 3 films with Warren Oates. He loved that guy.
Oates and Fonda were great together.
Great film.
That edit at 4:27 is killing me. Did the original recording get compromised? I’m dying to know what Henry said.
Henry was a terrible father and their mother killed herself in the most painful way because of him.
Peter shot himself in the stomach as a child and nearly died and his father who was on his honeymoon at the time with a girl only 8 years older than Jane went crazy at him for ruining it.
This reunion is so fake its kind of sickening.
Extremely cringey
Were you there?
presuming indeed!
The same fatal situation with David Cassidy and his Father Jack ones! He give never the true love or respect to his youngest Son.
What kind of stupid and vile person offers gossip as truth? Better take the trouble to look for the truth. For example, if the family was okay while Henry was at war, or how old Peter was when he found out the truth about his mother, and if the shot was delibarate at all or it was accidental. Only a miserable person can write nasty things about the man not actually knowing any truth about him.
"She's my sister too" XD
Damn...that gave me the blues.
How so?
@@unfortunatebeam Better times.
Rip Peter!
It's too bad their late sis Frances(Pan), or Amy never gave interviews. It would be interesting to have their insight on the family. Peter gave Pan away at her second wedding in the 60's.
She was also his godmother. I read about everything in his memoir.
Look up silk and sandpaper, and you´ll get Henrys voice.
Grapes of Wrath.
Read that Peter Fonda, if told of someone's problem or troubles would ask them "How can I help?" Yes Jayne Seymour looks like her Father which is probably why she had a crush on him, her ego being what it is. She sure does love the sound of her own voice. Vadim said she had no mystery. Always liked Henry Fonda's accent, his voice. He could do Comedy, with Stanwyck in 'The Lady Eve'.
What other families have 3 generational icons?
who is the 3rd Fonda icon? Barrymore's would be it
Ken Boggs Bridget
@@baxpiz1289 Bridget is hardly an icon
I didn’t mean 3 generations of icons, I’d say Peter and Jane are both icons of their generation... I didn’t know people were still hating on Jane Fonda
Hustons come to mind. Redgraves.. There's a few, I guess.
I do NOT CARE where Henry’s head was as a father and husband. It’s not anyone’s damn business. I just like his talent. That’s what matters.
You'd abet literally any kind of behavior from dead people you've made your heroes.
Hard to believe that Jane is in her 80's. - I feel sorry for Mort. Out of the loop.
Aimee rarely got a look in. Today it is very hard to find any info about her. Wikipedia or IMBd bios of Henry don't mention her.
didnt know jane had a sister,she looks nicer.
Cheyenne Social Club was a good movie.
We saw all of his movies...and Cheyenne Social Club..
Best role was Once Upon a Time in the West
they was all good actors or great
Jane never lets up. God, she's wonderful!
So sixties. Kind of edgy and awkward and raw and exhilarating.
Jane Fonda: a national treasure
For North Vietnam
KT Jane Fonda is a national treasure.
@@ronp1018 Sure, if you IGNORE the grief she caused thousands of families with sons fighting and dying in Vietnam. She went TOO FAR supporting North Vietnam. That really was outrageous. But you choose to ignore that.
a national disgrace you mean. She could have protested differently than riding on the North's tank.
She's so effing full of herself, as most actors are.
@@henrystrauss168 She said she was a fool to have gone along with the North Vietnamese leading her into the seat of that anti-aircraft gun. What else should she say?
Easy Rider was originally 4 hours?
Yes - the original cut was even longer than "Lawrence of Arabia" Mr. O'Toole! I bet if you get the Director's Special Cut Deluxe Anniversary 6-Pack Blu-Ray Edition you'll see the romantic scenes and dancing numbers that got cut due to some nervous-Nellie/pencil-necked corporate suits panicking when confronted to the complete, unfettered vision of director-auteur Dennis Hopper! ;-)
@@ronbo11 a 4 hour comedy?
I was 5 yrs in 1970 and I've seen more of Jane Fonda and Peter Fonda (RIP) then their dad. Those young hippies were pretty damn smart compared to what we have today. Their father missed it, they were right.
Those hippies had little qualms about sending their children to fight in the middle East for 20 years when they grew up
Jane was a mouthpiece. Its a pity she gets credit as some sort of epic protester. Not.
@@GG1Productions the hippies were better spelled "hypocrites."
Hanoi jane! Love...enjoy a warm eternity very soon.good luck love
True Americans.
This must be about 71,Jane has the Klute haircut
Henry Fonda was such a cold and uninvolving father. Men like that should never have children.
Military movie s made him cold.
He didn’t sit next to Jane after she motioned for him to.
Interesting... Jane Fonda purchased the rights to "On Golden Pond" for the sole purpose of of Henry to play Norman Thayer and for Jane to play his daughter. Henry won the Oscar for Best Actor, but was too ill to attend the event, so Jane accepted it for him. Henry died less than five months later, but she and Henry had apparently reconnected before he passed.
@@arnoldstollar5375 His childhood
Lea Seydoux kinda looks like young Jane Fonda.
Also,didn´t know people still hate her.
In my opinion the people that still hate her are a bit hypocritical. They want to falsely blame her for soldiers deaths but won't call out the administrations that kept that war going. We didn't need to be there and too many innocent men troops died needlessly
@@toddbroadfoot4330 I agree, sir. I wasn't born until 1974** but I've watched most every documentary about the Vietnam debacle & read volumes on the subject.
I have an uncle who flew a Huey on recovery & recon missions; he absolutely loathes Jane Fonda. I've met many other vets who have either forgiven her or never hated her at all.
In my humble opinion, Jane's involvement & motivation was-- like most controversial & highly-charged events-- complicated.
** I'm *fully* aware no amount of study after the fact is even _remotely_ comparable to living through such a trying time. I mean NO disrespect to those who served or protested.
@@rrbaggett7 well she herself has said she made mistakes no matter how good her intentions. But she's taken responsibility. That is real courage. Thanks for your reply
Who?
Watch Nixon documentaries, Nixon used Vietnam to try and get re-elected and failed stopping the war the first time, but still got elected before pulling troops out of Vietnam.
have nothing against the other celebs that were on this show but is this channel ever going to show the Dick Cavett shows where he interviews Jackie Gleason or Art Carney? How about any Honeymooners actors that were part of the main cast? These are rarities much like the other videos around here.
rick says the fonda family are classic movie makers how did mr fonda feel about his kids being actors some actors are afraid of that
Peter asking if he has coke on his chin at the end!
🙏🙏🙏🙏♥️♥️♥️♥️👏👏👏🌹🌹🌹
Jane was misunderstood as a young woman..She was not what people accused her of..
Strategically put Amy in between
At 2:58 I can't tell if Jane is being sincere or she's losing it.
Jane never had it.
She's very intimidated by her brother- who told her she was wrong to sit on tanks in Saigon. Really, Peter thought her politics were stupid.
@@donnamorales9507 Why would that bother her? Peter is younger than her. When did an older sister ever listen to the advice or opinion of a younger brother?
Cheyanne Social Club is a fun movie.
Does Jane have a trans Atlantic accent?
Henry Fonda was a horrible father. Cold, disapproving, absent. He didn't even tell his children that their mother had taken her own life. Look at On golden pond, and you kind of see how Jane is struggeling with him.
You shouldn't make those kinds of statements about people you don't know. Jane once said to not believe On Golden Pond. That she and her father were "very close."
@@Provemewrongwithfacts Don't tell me what I can or can't do. Jane Fonda also said that her father was cold and absent during most of her life. When they filmed On golden pond he was near dying and he wanted to make good. Maybe she considered that as beeing very close because she wanted that more then anything else.
Most fathers of Henry Fonda's generation weren't very touchy feely with their children.
Ummm.maybe he didn't want to tell them because it would be too hurtful to hear that kind of thing for children, or maybe he thought they just wouldn't understand. And he's an actor, he had to make movies to provide for their well enriched lives, which means he had to live in trailers or hotels for months and months at a time, so of course he's going to be "absent" a lot of the time.
@@RCGoetzke True, that is, unless you're a member of the Phillips family (of Mamas and Papas fame). Word on the street is that they were *very* touchy feely.
jane a ringer for miley
For who?
Yes!
Miley born after Jane so she is a ringer for Jane.
@@donnamorales9507 indeed
Always tell my wife that but she doesn’t see it
Notice the complete lack of ego in this interview. Today’s actors are narcissistic, hand wringing, virtue signalling bores.😞😞😞
yeeeaahh….not really
@@theblueangel28 the nine users who upvoted his comment (not yours) would disagree with you.
stephen Taylor Are you kissing? Jane Fonda invented virtue signaling celebrity.
Henry Fonda was reportedly narcissistic, he was cold, emotionally distant and had very angry outbursts. He's just doing here what he does best, acting.
The only Fonda on that stage without a narcissistic ego is Amy, who wisely chose to just sit back and say nothing. The three principle players of that family drama are all slithering their way around one another's throats by worshiping one another at their feet - very painful thing to watch actually. Sad and painful.
Fond is 65 here and he looks 50
Wow, this is quite a document, only Jane still alive unfortunately.
amy is dead too???
Fortunately Dick Cavett and Amy Fonda are also still alive.
People could say the same about you.
Her half-sister Amy is still alive. Pan her other sister is dead.
Jane Fonda's narcissism has always been hard to miss.
Can't believe Peter came up with the remark
about having cocaine on his chin to antagonize his father...
His father abused him. Read his memoir 'Don't Tell Dad'.
Sounds like Jane was itching to talk about something else, like maybe wanting to sit on a North Vietnamese anti aircraft battery.
Peter was high.
maybe. he said coke at the end.
Jane, if your an actor, you dont live in reality, and you never have!
Cavett is the worst host.He constantly fills interviews with moments of uncomfortable dead air. Thank god for Peter, he held the segment together.
A good talk show host will always strive to make his guests more interesting than himself. Like a good leader. You build those around you and surrender the center of attention to them. As awkward as Cavett can be, he knows how to host a talk show. Johnny Carson was another.
Hardly the worst, Actually, one of the best. Don't judge him by this one clip.
I always watched his show but now these interviews annoy me to no end.
Tell um Jane's addiction.
Amy Fishman was adopted. That is why she doesn't look like Jane Fonda.
Awwwwkward
1.) Talk about a DYSFUNCTIONAL family. You could've cut the tension with a knife.
2.) It is so clear that Henry has such little respect for his kids.
It's a gas
Appears Dick Cavett didn't much care for Jane Fonda.
Yeah no Jane hated her father cause he was good friends with John Wayne and Jimmy Stewart
H. Fonda was a great democrat. He was only friends with Stewart because they went back to early acting days. Henry Fonda was against the war. John Wayne was a un-American pos, and was a racist pos supporting Vietnam war. Vietnam was pushed since the 50s by right-wingers.
Peter takes after his mom,he looks like his dad,but jane looks more like dad.😅
fifty years later, becoming more aware of the information warfare propaganda going on. To what Jane Fonda said, I would prefer that actors just talk about their movies. Unless it is a serious human rights issue, that is being buried or misrepresented by the general society, like Standing Rock was. I have no interest in their politics or how they feel about covid, or vaccinations, for or against.
Every time the Fonda family got together for a family event they made sure to give Jane the wrong date and time.
Two down one to go
Henry Fonda was not this rockbound conservative at odds with his leftie children. Henry Fonda was a lifelong Democrat, activist for racial causes and fiercely ANTI-COMMUNIST liberal who told his own daughter he would turn her in himself if he found out she was working for the Communists. Yes, Fonda Sr. was what I thought a 'liberal' was (now days he would be called well to the right of Donald Trump.
Love Henry Fonda and Peter Fonda but you can keep Hanoi Jane the American Traitor.
some coke or something?
Think the third sibling could do with a bit but the other too were too greedy
It probably wasn't, "something"
Dis he just ask if he had coke on his nose?
Son Fonda, don't smile so big ! Your gums too big or teeth too small ?
First 😎
Your life is complete. 😂
ominous thoughts 😂😀😀 you are Second...
@@MariaLopez-hc2nm 🤣🤣
Peter definitely part of the 'why am I famous' band of celebrities. Just a boring, wooden actor (though 'actor' barely qualifies).
Humanitarian. He was ..
Every once in a while he pulled it together. Have you seen The Limey?
Oh, I dunno, Peter was enjoyable in many films, he was no Olivier but who was? He was fine in The Victors, Wild Angels, The Hired Hand, Dirty Mary Crazy Larry, Ulees Gold, Race With the Devil, Open Season, The Limey. All good entertainment.
Jane Fonda is... pretty insufferable
She was a speed freak during this time... motor mouthed left wing subversive P.O.S.!!
@@Slipmahoney21 calm down girl. No need to get triggered
She was just expressing herself; it was fine
@@Slipmahoney21 calm your fascist ass down
@@nitsujjustin The accusation of "triggered" is typically used when a person lacks the intellectual capability to articulate a counter argument. It's one thing to observe that someone is triggered (whilst following up the accusation with a counter argument). But it's a whole other thing when someone mistakes a mere accusation *as the argument itself* . Saying someone is triggered *isn't an argument* . It's a copout to excuse oneself from engaging in thoughtful and articulate dialogue. It reveals a person's chronic-ignorance.
You've revealed more about yourself than our triggered friend.
Hanoi Jane and her commie one trick pony bro, Peter.
you lost fascist.
Zip it , snowflake.
Please do a deepfake with Henry's face on Jane & Peter
absolute nonsense...pure crap...the whole thing...every word.