The Tragic Real-Life Story Of The Fonda Family

Watch this video to learn about the tragic real-life story of the Fonda family.

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Henry Fonda | 0:00
Frances Ford Seymour | 1:15
A difficult father | 2:34
Struggles growing up | 3:29
Jane's struggle | 4:12
Jane Fonda's love life | 4:55
Escaping his father's image | 5:53
Hanoi Jane | 6:46
Jane and her daughter | 8:05
Henry Fonda's influence | 8:46

[wimbledon]

He was an impefect man but a perfect actor. Just look at him onscreen, he was majestic...

[cindydufala]

Get off the stage rich actors and politics.

[TheBlackSheepDiaries]

I read Peter's book. As an abused kid myself I thought what he mentioned about his dad was extremely mild, and he seemed to say that his own success came from no help of his father. But altogether, it seemed to me that he and his sis were pretty dang spoiled and had chances to do many things most of us could never dream of. Their dad was a boss actor, and Peter's daughter Bridget, whew, always thought she was a knockout and great actress. Lot of talent in that family.

[queenwilco]

Soldiers died directly due to her being a traitor. Horrible people

[arnetttaylor]

Had no idea that the Fonda family went through so much

[denisefreitas]

Talented family full of problems. Liked the video.

[doilyhead]

Thanks for mentioning that Jane was protesting the bombing of non military targets in Vietnam, something that doesn't seem to bother those who call *her* a traitor.

[billbergendahl]

My favorite Henry Fonda movie is "Once Upon a Time in the West".

[mattaz]

Of course when Hanoi Jane turned in the American pilots in Hanoi for passing notes, that was just fine.

[NBZW]

Always admired Henry but that’s where it stopped, he was an actor.

[pamelamays]

The Fonda family is definitely an acting dynasty, up there with the Barrymore clan.

[rylengrabler]

What if Peter Fonda Was Still Alive And Then He Would Not Been Died In August 16, 2019

[jomama]

I always thought they were fine actors, maybe not given good enough roles to show how good they were. Sad their father was so emotionally detached, when they lost their mother, as young as they had been, had to be terribly traumatic. The father. having had his owm messed up childhood, maybe tried the best he could. I know that's what parents do. Regardless, they were both, absolutely beautiful! And I absolutely loved and idolized them both growing up. This was very insightful, I had zero clue this was their family dynamic. Very tragic and sad :( now, she is all that is left.

[TheFiown]

Oh my god the tragedy of being ultra famous millionaires, must go fetch my hankie !

[duaneoldfield]

"Liberal Democrat " upbringing...

[TheBandit]

The Fonda's have never known a hard days work in their pathetic lives.
WAH! "Poor me"
PTSD from what? Getting lost in a mansion?
I was a foster kid. From house to house. I was there so foster families would make more money. I left the system at 16, got my HS diploma and am doing very well in real estate.
A tough childhood made me stronger. I made damn sure my kids are spoiled. I broke the cycle.

[noahshields]

My dad was Jane fobdas hairstylist age was always at my house that's crazy I never knew this

[JocelyneMiniou]

Pourquoi tragique tout de suite le drame partout penible!!!

[Batmanwholaughs]

I like Peter in ghost rider he was awesome

[drifn]

My dad's friend Scott Smith was related too Peter Fonda and the Fonda's. They were cousins.