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Bridget Fonda makes rare public appearance in Los Angeles
Bridget Fonda was photographed having lunch in Los Angeles during a rare public appearance.
The 62-year-old actor has not appeared on screen since two episodes of the miniseries Snow Queen in 2002.
She made her film debut as a child in Easy Rider and became widely known after her breakthrough role in Scandal in 1989.
Fonda comes from a prominent acting family: her father was Peter Fonda, her grandfather was Henry Fonda, and her aunt is Jane Fonda.
She stepped away from acting after roles including the 2001 TV film After Amy, and has said she does not plan to return.
In 2023, she described civilian life as “too nice.”
She married film composer Danny Elfman in 2003, and they have a son, Oliver, born in 2005.
Bridget Fonda was photographed having lunch with a friend during a rare public outing in Los Angeles.
The 62-year-old actress wore casual clothes and had her hair tied back in a ponytail.
Fonda has not appeared on screen since two episodes of the miniseries “Snow Queen” in 2002.
She reportedly told photographers in 2023 that she had no plans to return to acting.
Fonda married film composer Danny Elfman in 2003, and they had a son, Oliver, in 2005.
- Who
- Bridget Fonda, a 62-year-old actress.
- What
- She was photographed during a rare public outing.
- When
- Monday, Nov. 2, according to Fox News.
- Where
- Los Angeles.
- Why
- Not stated.
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Fonda appeared in “Easy Rider” at age five.
Fonda had her breakthrough with the film “Scandal.
Her final movie role was in the TV movie “After Amy.
She appeared in two episodes of the miniseries “Snow Queen,” her final on-screen appearance.
She reportedly told photographers she had no plans to return to acting.
Fonda was photographed having lunch with a friend in Los Angeles.
- Age
- 62
- Location
- Los Angeles
- Last on-screen appearance
- Two episodes of “Snow Queen” in 2002
- Husband
- Danny Elfman, married in 2003
- Son
- Oliver, born in 2005
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What people are saying
It’s too nice being a civilian.
At one time, there was nothing the press would have liked better than to set up a me vs Jane thing.
I wonder what it would feel like to know that you’ve made it completely under your own steam.