Bridget Fonda

Biography

This lithe, graceful young actor represents the third generation of the Fonda acting dynasty. She can be seen nude at this free site.

Granddaughter of Henry and daughter of Peter, Bridget Fonda succumbed to the acting bug after appearing in a high school production and first widespread attention in "Scandal" (1989) playing Mandy Rice-Davies, one of the young women involved in the notorious English government-sex scandal of the 60s.

Equally adept in thrillers, comedies and dramas, Fonda has appeared in numeroud films, most notably "Strapless" (1989), as the younger sister of Blair Brown, and the "roommate-from-hell" thriller "Single White Female" (1992), which paired her with another young star, Jennifer Jason Leigh.

Fonda provided some nice ensemble work in the twentysomething comedy "Singles" (1992) as the character planning to have her breasts enlarged. She was given the chance to carry a film starring as a fairly credible, if whining, assassin in "Point of No Return" (1993) the American remake of Luc Besson's "La Femme Nakita".

She put down the gun to play an appealing mother in "Little Buddha" (1993), an aspiring musician in "Camilla" (1994) and a down-to-earth waitress who shares a winning lottery ticket with Nicolas Cage in the Capraesque fable, "It Could Happen To You" (1994). Fonda essayed the female lead in Harold Becker's "City Hall" (1996), a drama about politics and corruption in Manhattan, co-starring Al Pacino (as the mayor) and John Cusack (as a deputy mayor). She shone as the stoner cohort of Samuel L Jackson in "Jackie Brown" (1997) and as the greedy wife of Bill Paxton in "A Simple Plan" (1998).

Pictures

Nude pic:
Aria (1987)

Naked movie:
Single White Female (1992)