Henry Fonda's acting career

Henry Fonda was a loyal supporter of the Democratic Party. However, he is still a good friend and working partner with James Stewart and John Wayne who support the Communist Party. On the contrary, Jane Fonda's relationship with her father's two old friends was extremely tense because of partisanship. After a violent argument in which Henry Fonda and James Stewart exchanged fists, they made peace and decided never to discuss politics again. According to the memories of their respective children, apart from work, the two old friends liked nothing more than building airplane models together in silence.

Henry Fonda was famous in Hollywood and Broadway for 50 years. He is a descendant of Dutch immigrants. His father opened a paint store. He aspired to be a writer when he was a boy. He became obsessed with drama in college and often participated in performances of amateur theater troupes. In 1935, when Hollywood put this blockbuster drama on the screen, he was invited to continue to be the leading actor. In the film, his simple, sincere and funny performance won the appreciation of the audience. Since then, Henry Fonda has frequently traveled between Broadway and Hollywood, becoming a major star in American films and theaters, and has been active on the stage and screen for many years. The representative works of the 1940s are "Young Lincoln", "The Grapes of Wrath" and "Duel in the Wild"; the representative works of the 1950s are "War and Peace" and "12 Angry Men"; the representative works of the 1960s and 1970s are "History of the Development of the West", "Blooded Sky", "Snake", etc.

Henry Fonda's acting career lasted until the early 1980s. He was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award by the American Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in 1978. On March 31, 1981, the American Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences awarded him a special honor. Award to commemorate his "brilliant achievements and immortal contributions to the film performing arts over half a century." When filming "On Golden Pond", Henry Fonda was seriously ill and had a pacemaker. However, with his superb acting skills and deep feelings for the art of film, he performed the character of Norman in the film vividly and touchingly, and with this film he achieved his dream of becoming the Oscar winner.

Henry Fonda was married five times in his life. Jane Fonda and Peter Fonda were his daughters with his second wife. Jane inherited her father's mantle and was also a Hollywood star. acting superstar.

Born in Nebraska, USA

Died in Los Angeles, California, USA Margaret Sullivan (1931-1932)

Frances Seymour Brokaw (1936-1950)

Susan Blanchard (1950-1956)

Afdera Franchetti (1957-1961)

Shirlee Maye Adams (1965-1982) 1935 Year–1982