Thank you both, and everyone behind “Grace and Frankie,” for creating, contributing, entertaining, evolving and making a difference on the planet.
Love and Laughter Never Ends…
Love from us in Texas.

Well, never too late, i will be expecting your visit, but to Porto this time, my lovely hometown up north 🙂
Much Love. Keep the fight!

xxx
Isabel.

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Dear Ms Fonda. I have recently discovered you through Grace and Frankie and have come to respect and admire your courage, intelligence and resilience. I had become withdrawn from life following my husband’s passing but after watching many of your interviews and then your Five Acts I felt that I can still contribute in some way. You have also through your exercise programs inspired me to take care of myself. Thank you. Anna.

Hi Jane, You are an inspiration! A belated Happy Birthday. I am comforted by your Grace and Frankie show. Thank you ( and Lilly).
Your recent special -The Femanists – on Netflix was right on the mark and incredibly validating. I am 66 and as a young woman, although my professions were different than yours, I lived through much of the same as you-as all of us woman did. I appreciate hearing your voice in the telling of this very personal history.
Take Care,
Dallas
Oregon

Hi Jane, my name is Aila
I deeply admire you both as an actress and as a profoundly involved human being who’s gone through so much in life. I’m half way through your book ‘My life so far’ and all I can say is that I find it inspiring and a real eye opener, it makes me want to go over my life – I’m 55 –
Thank you so much for sharing yr experiences and helping so many other individuals
Xxx

Thanks Jane
I have just started reading Prime Time!
Xxx

Hi Georgia! My name is Colleen, I work at Matador Content, a production company in Los Angeles and I’m currently working on a docu-series about iconic leaders who have inspired people to overcome adversity and accomplish amazing things, and one of our episodes will feature Jane Fonda. I’d love to talk to you about what you wrote in this comment. My email is colleen@matadorcontent.com if you’d like to hear more. Thanks!

Dear Jane,
I think you are an amazing person! I have been a fan of your work in films for quite some time now but just recently started discovering the other work you have been doing with your non-profit organization and standing up for civil rights and womens rights. You are a true inspiration and I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. Thank you for helping to educate a generation of women and thank you for your hard work and dedication. You have inspired me to become more involved in what is happening in the world.
A fun side note – I just found out you share the same birthday as my oldest daughter – cheers to winter solstice babies everywhere! 🙂
Keep fighting the good fight!
xoxo – Kimberly

Jane – Happy New Year! What an interesting blog you wrote for your 80th. I was thinking back to 1979 when “The China Syndrome” was released and what a huge success the film was. After Three Mile Island, the movie became a blockbuster. I remember seeing it 4 times in less than a month. You were great as “Kimberly” but Jack Lemmon really was the heart of the film. I was in college then and now I’m 58 and it doesn’t seem possible. Your insights into turning 80 are good for all of us because we need to acknowledge the challenges of all these years piling on, but also the good that comes with age. And you presented far more good than bad. Happy New Year, Happy Birthday and here is to a great, successful 2018!

Fabulous article! This year has been a shock to my normally optimistic self. I choose to believe in the overall good of those around me and hope that 2017 is a just a momentary blip. Wishing you and your family a wonderful New Year!