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Best Actress 1969: Jane Fonda and Liza Minnelli

This video explores the early careers of Jane Fonda and Liza Minnelli, two women born into Hollywood royalty who forged their own paths to stardom. Despite the glamour surrounding their famous families, both faced many personal hardships in their childhoods. Through resilience and determination, they fought their way to the top, and in 1969, each made her breakthrough on the big screen with their Oscar-nominated performances in “The Sterile Cuckoo” and “They Shoot Horses, don’t they?”, marking the beginning of two extraordinary careers in film history. Chapters 00:00 The background of Jane Fonda and Liza Minnelli 08:59 The childhoods of Jane and Liza and their relationships to their parents 28:17 Liza and Jane enter the world of showbusiness 43:18 Jane and Liza begin their professional journeys 52:30 Both achieve their first successes in the industry 01:06:57 Jane and Liza begin to emerge as distinctive artists 01:21:25 Liza and Jane become involved with “The Sterile Cuckoo” and “They Shoot Horses, don’t they?” 01:36:21 The shooting of the two pictures 01:44:38 Critical reactions to the performances by Liza and Jane 01:51:05 My own reviews 02:00:08 1969 and 1970 in the lives of Jane and Liza 02:11:51 Final thoughts You can find the reviews of the other Best Actress nominees of 1969 here:    • Best Actress 1969   Ressources: “Citizen Jane: The turbulent life of Jane Fonda” by Christopher P. Anderson “Jane Fonda: The private life of a public woman” by Patricia Bosworth “The films of the Sixties” by Douglas Brode “Once was enough: Celebrities (and others) who appeared a single time on the screen” by Douglas Brode “The fabulous Fondas” by James Brough “Alan J. Pakula: His Films and his Life” by Jared Brown “Liza Minnelli” by Peter Carrick “Hollywood Film 1963-1976: Years of Revolution and Reaction” by Drew Casper “The Fondas” by Gerald Cole and Wes Farrell “The Fondas: A Hollywood Dynasty” by Peter Collier “Jane Fonda. An American Original” by Tom Collins “Jane Fonda: An intimate biography” by Bill Davidson “The films of Liza Minnelli” by Susan D’Arcy “Jane Fonda: More than a Movie Star” by Ellen Erlanger “Women in Popular Culture: The Evolution of Women’s Roles in American Entertainment” by Laura L. Finley “Fonda: My Life” by Henry Fonda and Howard Teichmann “My Life so Far” by Jane Fonda “Jane Fonda: The many lives of one of Hollywood’s greatest stars” by Michael Freedland "Liza with a ‘Z’: The traumas and triumphs of Liza Minnelli” by Michael Freedland “Jane Fonda: A Biography” by Sean French “Divinely decadent. Liza Minnelli: the drugs, the sex & the truth behind her bizarre marriage” by Sarah Gallick and Nicholas Maier “Jane Fonda. The Actress in her time” by Fred Lawrence Guiles “Aid and comfort: Jane Fonda in North Vietnam” by Henry Mark Holzer “The Great Depression on Film” by David Luhrssen “Hollywood’s Second Sex. The Treatment of Women in the Film Industry 1900-1999” by Aubrey Malone “Sydney Pollack: A critical Filmography” by Janet L. Meyer “Henry Fonda” by Norm Goldstein “Jane Fonda. The Actress in her time” by Fred Lawrence Guiles “Henry Fonda” by Michael Kerbel “Jane Fonda: Heroine of our Time” by Thomas Kierman “Jane: An intimate biography of Jane Fonda” by Thomas Kiernan “I’ll have what she’s having” by Daniel M. Kimmel “Liza. Born a Star: A Biography” by Wendy Leigh “Oscar fever” by Emanuel Levy “I remember it well” by Vincent Minnelli “The Sixties” by Paul Monaco “Liza: Her Cinderella Nightmare” by James Robert Parish “Liza! Liza! An unauthorized biography of Liza Minnelli” by Alan W. Petrucelli “Alan J. Pakula: Interviews” by Tom Ryan “Judy Garland on Judy Garland: Interviews and encounters” by Randy L. Schmidt “Movies into Film 1967-1970” by John Simon “Jane Fonda. In her own Words” by Suzanne Sonnier “Judy and Liza” by James Spada “The Fondas: The Films and Careers of Henry, Jane and Peter Fonda” by John Springer “The movies go to college: Hollywood and the world of the college-life film” by Wiley Lee Umphlett “Bardot, Deneuve, Fonda” by Roger Vadim “John Nichols” by Peter Wild “Clockwork Liza. Star and Artist: The Career Achievements of Liza Minnelli” by Martin Wimmer Music Hanging Out - Bruno E. #academyawards #bestactress #oscars #janefonda #lizaminnelli #judygarland #henryfonda #vincentminnelli