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The 14 pages that link to Jane Fonda, each with the reason it gives.

• Robert RedfordRelated: Fonda and Redford appeared together in films including The Chase and Our Souls at Night.

• Ted TurnerRelated: Her marriage to Turner connected two prominent public figures and included shared environmental activism.

• Henry FondaRelated: Her career and public activism formed a prominent, distinct branch of the Fonda family’s cultural legacy.

• Jason RobardsRelated: Fonda played Lillian Hellman opposite Robards in Julia.

• JuliaRelated: She portrays Lillian Hellman as the film’s narrator and central viewpoint.

• Donald SutherlandRelated: Her performance opposite Sutherland in Klute won her the Academy Award for Best Actress.

• Lily TomlinRelated: Fonda starred alongside Tomlin in 9 to 5 and later in Grace and Frankie.

• Sydney PollackRelated: Her Oscar-nominated performance was central to Pollack’s breakthrough film.

• Jon VoightRelated: Fonda co-starred with Voight in Coming Home and won the film’s leading-actress Oscar.

• Roger VadimRelated: Vadim directed her in Barbarella, a role central to the film’s lasting image.

• Lee MarvinRelated: She co-starred with Marvin in Cat Ballou, where his dual performance became the film's comic centerpiece.

• Shirley MacLaineCompared with: Fonda provides a contemporary comparison in longevity, leading roles, and public life beyond acting.

• Jack LaLanneRelated: Her home-video fitness movement extended the exercise instruction LaLanne had brought to television.

• Richard SimmonsCompared with: Fonda’s fitness fame offers a comparison with Simmons’s more explicitly inclusive public image.