Comments on: 4th OF JULY

By: Kelly

Kelly — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 06:20:48 +0000

Danny is one of my favorite composers! He composed “Weepy Donuts” on the Good Will Hunting soundtrack, which is just amazing. (If you don’t have it, you should get it!) I had no idea he was married to Bridget! He’s amazingly talented.

By: Rebecca

Rebecca — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 11:26:43 +0000

Wow, Jane, you’re in love! My heart leapt a bit at that hopeful news. Good luck. You deserve it.

By: Gen

Gen — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 03:20:31 +0000

I came here to catch up on your knee recovery and saw the pics of Bridget and Danny. I never knew Danny married Bridget. Awesome!

My North Hollywood sis wants to give me some contact info to Danny Elfman for some reason. I guess it has to do with figuring out how to submit music for film? I asked her for Tim Burton’s information and she came up with Danny as well. Are they buddies?

Only reason I ask is because my daughter is doing the final touches on a recording of ‘Alice’. Coincidentally, Tim Burton’s been working on the same subject matter with film, which you may already know. Oh that would be amazing to hear her version at the end of a T. Burton film! Well we can dream… Quirky, indie, skat and a little garage (yay rock and roll!). The song was written a couple of years ago and never recorded up until now. I can’t wait for the song to be released on myspace. If Danny wants to hear it, I’ll ask her to send him a copy. It’s cute. All she has on the net at the moment is ‘Four Camaro’s’ (true story) at http://www.myspace.com/deafzero

I’m so happy you’re in love! I think you’re going to be my knee mentor.

Take Care,
Gen
(no cartilage L knee)

By: Carol

Carol — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 21:49:05 +0000

Love is wonderful! Life is full of incredible surprises: I just remarried my first ex-husband a few days ago–after 30 years apart.

Last night at dinner with friends of like age, we discussed the 40th anniversary of Woodstock and how the world was for us 1967-1970. I always say I’d go back there in an instant, although it wasn’t always a very pretty time. We had hope, though, and a sense that the future was ours. Now, approaching 60, I wonder where the time went, and how we screwed up all that potential we had as a nation.

I’m a fan, Jane, of your activism, courage and of your life. Yes, yes, acting, too. But mostly I’m a fan of the woman you are. How you managed through all that crazy vilification is, well, a tribute to your strength.
All the best to you in love and life.

By: Cheryl Stone

Cheryl Stone — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 01:02:59 +0000

Okay, I am new at this. My comment came out wrong. Your father belonged to a generation that had a hard time showing love. My father never told me he loved me, but I figured out he did. I didn’t mean to make it sound like your father, the great Henry Fonda, did not love you!

By: Cheryl Stone

Cheryl Stone — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 00:50:54 +0000

Jane: I stumbled upon your blog today after seeing the photo of your mugshot clutch. Love it. I have always admired your acting and your political beliefs although I am extremely conservative. Does that make sense? We differ widely on abortion, but that is a private thing. I read your autobiography, and it surprised me a lot. I think every girl needs her father’s approval and love. My daughter’s don’t have their father’s love either, and I can see the difference it has made even though I told them over and over that he was just not capable of showing love to anyone. They have good lives, though, just as you do. Actually yours is a fairy tale. This is off the subject. I love the fourth of July! It is so American, ha ha!

By: Pam Engel

Pam Engel — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 00:54:45 +0000

OK, Jane – who are you falling in love with?
I feel I can talk to you this way, because I met and spoke to you outside the stage door at “33 Variations”. My daughter and I from PA (originally from CT) were in the audience you wanted to clone. You will never know how much seeing you on Broadway and meeting you means to me. I have been following you for years and now nearing our last acts I am so enjoying your writings, acting, energy , zest for life. You inspire me every day! The last speech you gave in “33 Variations” touched my soul, unbelievably. I have not followed any other actor.

By: nirmala heriza

nirmala heriza — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 07:01:53 +0000

p.s. My Guru, who left his body and attained hiis Mahasamahdhi in 2002, loved you very much. And he loved your movies. In particular, On Golden Pond.

Love and Peace
Nirmala

By: tomlaureld

tomlaureld — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 16:34:45 +0000

Nice post and it is nice that you see the flower in the human being.

By: Tim C

Tim C — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 04:38:52 +0000

It is good to see you being with family. I just read about your Twitter post during the memorial service today. Rejoice and be glad that you have a strong support system of a family who loves you, Jane.