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Euphoria star Sydney Sweeney has been cast as the lead in a new Barbarella film.The actress confirmed her involvement in the project with an Instagram post on Tuesday (October 11), sharing an image of original artwork from the 1968 sci-fi film, along with the caption: “Time to save the universe.”Sweeney will also executive produce the remake, which is in the early stages of development and currently has no director, writer or producer attached.Barbarella has become Sweeney’s latest Sony Pictures project, with the actress set to star alongside Dakota Johnson in the studio’s adaptation of Marvel’s Madame Web. She’ll also star in The Registration, and adaptation of Madison Lawson’s thriller, for which Sony have acquired the rights.Adapted from French writer and illustrator Jean-Claude Forest’s comic series, the original 1968 Barbarella starred Jane Fonda as the titular space-travelling heroine.

EXCLUSIVE: Bardot, the upcoming TV drama about the life of actress Brigitte Bardot, is headed Stateside.

Emergency services were called to Brigitte Bardot’s Saint Tropez home on Wednesday after the iconic French actress and animal rights activist suffered breathing difficulties, according to French media reports.

Jane Fonda only started to believe in herself after her third divorce. The 85-year-old actress - who was initially married to Roger Vadim from 1965 until 1973, then to Tom Hayden from 1973 until 1990 - tied the knot with Ted Turner in 1991 but called time on their marriage less than a decade later and has now declared that following her third separation, that was the time she finally started to "believe in herself. " When asked about how she is doing these days, she told 'Entertainment Tonight': "Fine.

Jane Fonda is looking back at her life, and detailing when she first felt truly in control of her own destiny.The beloved 85-year-old actress walked the carpet at the New York City premiere of her new film,, on Monday, and opened up to ET's Rachel Smith about relating to her character, and how the themes of the film reflect in her own life.The film is a follow-up to 2018's, and stars four women who go on a late-in-life girls' trip to Italy that goes somewhat awry. The story is one of reclaiming your own destiny and finding the self-confidence to trust your own decisions and instincts.For Fonda, that moment came for her in real life when when she was «maybe 62 years old,» when she was «finally single.»Fonda has been married three times — first to Roger Vadim, in 1965.

Jane Fonda went down memory lane on The Drew Barrymore Show remembering films from her acting career. When an image of the 2005 rom-com Monster-in-Law came up, Fonda recalled the infamous slap scene opposite Jennifer Lopez that left her with an injury.

Jane Fonda walked down memory lane while appearing on, and one particular film seemingly still had her feeling a type of way.While discussing with Drew Barrymore some of her — and guest Lily Tomlin's — past work, Fonda got a glance of the image on the screen, which showed Fonda and Jennifer Lopez in their iconic roles for the 2005 rom-com,. After the crowd roared in approval, Fonda shared the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about that film.«The thing that comes to mind right away is we have a slapping scene,» she says.

CNN's Chris Wallace on Friday, February 24 that when she was younger, she didn't always know how to be the type of parent she wanted to be. Fonda, who has three children, 55-year-old Mary Williams, 54-year-old Vanessa Vadim, and a 49-year-old son Troy Garity, told the host, “I was not the kind of mother that I wished that I had been to my children. I have great, great children—talented, smart.

“Who’s Talking to Chris Wallace?” “I have great, great children — talented, smart — and I just didn’t know how to do it.”Fonda, who has three children: daughter Vanessa Vadim, 54, with ex-husband Roger Vadim, son Troy O’Donovan Garity, 49, and adopted daughter Mary Luana Williams, 55, both of whom she shared with her late ex-husband Tom Hayden.Fonda says she finally saw what good parenting is supposed to look like thanks to her organization, the Georgia Campaign for Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention.“I know what it’s supposed to be now, I didn’t know then,” she said. “So I’m trying to show up now.” Elsewhere in the interview, Fonda, who revealed her cancer diagnosis in September, said she’s not afraid of death — a sentiment she has expressed in the past.“What I’m really scared of is getting to the end of life with a lot of regrets when there’s no time to do anything about it.

Spanish-born fashion designer Paco Rabanne, who was best known for his metallic space-age outfits, has died in France at the age of 88 years old.

Jane Fonda’s starring turn in 1968’s Barbarella helped catapult her to worldwide acclaim — but she’s not thinking about passing the mantle onto Sydney Sweeney, who is set to lead the upcoming remake.

Euphoria breakout star Sydney Sweeney is set to star in a new Barbarella reboot film as the title character originally played by Jane Fonda.While little has been revealed about the remake, and whether the storyline and style will differ from the original, Fonda sounded skeptical and expressed worry at what it might look like, when asked what she thinks about it.'I try not to. Because I worry about what it's going to be,' the longtime leading lady, 85, told The Hollywood Reporter, before implying that she had a few ideas of her own on how to shoot Barbarella, but it was met with deaf ears by the producer.

Jane Fonda has said her passion for activism had an impact on her family life.Jane - who has kids Mary, 55, Vanessa, 54, and Troy, 49 - said she was often pulled away from parenting because of her duties. Mary was adopted by Fonda and Tom Hayden. Vanessa's father is Barbarella director Roger Vadim.

Deadline confirmed on Tuesday.The sci-fi flick was based on Jean-Claude Forest’s French comic book series and starred Fonda, now 84, as a glamorous futuristic space astronaut as she battles evil across the cosmos.Roger Vadim directed the picture over 50 years ago and while the movie originally wasn’t a box office hit, it became a cult classic over the years.The film earned much praise in the United Kingdom, and it became the year’s second-highest-grossing film. A director, writer and a full cast list have yet to be announced. John Phillip Law, Anita Pallenberg, Milo O’Shea, Marcel Marceau and Claude Dauphin also starred alongside Fonda in “Barbarella.”The “White Lotus” star is currently has several projects under her belt, including a supportive role in the “Spider-Man” spinoff, “Madame Web.”Sweeney, who just launched a production company of her own, also recently finished shooting the movie “National Anthem” with singer Halsey.The Washington-born actress caused a stir earlier this year when she claimed “they don’t pay actors like they used to” — despite her Emmy nomination, starring roles in upcoming movies and her first $3 million mansion.However, in August, she spoke to IndieWire at length about her growing career and that she feels that she has an array of options when picking her roles.

?  Sydney Sweeney, that’s who.The breakout is reportedly gearing up to star in a campy Barbarella reboot. Inspired by a comic book series written by French author Jean-Claude Forest in the early ’60s, the original movie, directed by Fonda’s then-husband Roger Vadim, has developed a cult following since flopping at the box office in 1968, with whispers of a reimagining first circulating in 2018 after Dynamite Entertainment reissued the comic.Paco Rabanne contributed to the wardrobe of the original 1968 film.It’s futile to attempt to distill Barbarella’s plot, but it sees its titular heroine (Fonda), a wide-eyed “astronavigatrix,” travel to faraway planets in the 41st century to retrieve “a positronic ray” from the villain Durand Durand, whom Earth’s inhabitants fear may use it to cause mass destruction.

Euphoria bombshell Sydney Sweeney has been cast as the lead in the new movie of the French comic book Barbarella.Barbarella, an outer space sexpot, was iconically played by Jane Fonda in a 1968 cult classic directed by her first husband Roger Vadim.Now Sydney, cementing her pinup credentials, will be starring in and executive producing a new film about the character, according to Deadline. New generation: Euphoria bombshell Sydney Sweeney has been cast as the lead in the new movie of the French comic book Barbarella, previously adapted with Jane Fonda (left)Roger Vadim was a famous French filmmaker with a prodigious string of wives beginning with Brigitte Bardot, whom he directed multiple times.'He was incredibly sexy and he could charm anyone,' Jane told PeopleTV in 2018.

J. Kim Murphy Sydney Sweeney has found another film project to add to her slate, setting plans to star in a new “Barbarella” movie for Sony Pictures, a source close to the project confirmed. The film remains in early development, with no director, producer or writer currently attached. Sweeney seemed to confirm her involvement with the project through an Instagram post late Tuesday afternoon. The actress shared an image of original artwork from the original 1968 space opera, with a caption: “time to save the universe.”A post shared by Sydney Sweeney (@sydney_sweeney) Sweeney has become somewhat of a marquee talent at Sony Pictures, with the actress co-starring alongside Dakota Johnson in the Marvel Comics adaptation “Madame Web.” The studio also landed the rights to “The Registration,” an adaptation of Madison Lawson’s thriller of the same name. Brad Fuller is producing, while Sweeney is attached to star.

EXCLUSIVE: Sydney Sweeney isn’t done staying busy with Sony Pictures, as sources tell Deadline the Emmy-nominated Euphoria and The White Lotus actress is attached to star in a new Barbarella movie for the studio. The film is based on Jean-Claude Forest’s French comic book series that was turned into a 1968 movie starring Jane Fonda.

Jane Fonda, 84, has reflected upon her love life and how meeting each of her three former husbands taught her something. The Grace and Frankie actress admitted that not everyone who has been part of her love life has been able to take her down “new paths”, and boyfriends she had between her marriages left her "bored".Jane revealed: “All of my three husbands definitely took me down paths that I probably would not have gone down had I not married them.“And then, in between the marriages, I have had boyfriends that didn't take me down any new paths, that really had nothing to teach me, and I got bored pretty fast.”“I feel like I needed to always be learning and growing and expanding, and my husbands have all helped me do that,” the Hollywood star told The Daily Telegraph.Jane first tied the knot with French screenwriter Roger Vadim in 1965, with whom she stayed married until 1973.She then went on to marry left-wing activist and politician Tom Hayden from 1973 to 1990.Her last husband was media magnate Ted Turner, with their marriage spanning from 1991 until 2001.Jane has previously admitted to having a “favourite husband”, and didn't hold back in spilling his name.Jane made the confession to her Grace and Frankie co-star, and friend of 50 years, Lily Tomlin.It was part of an interview for Vanity Fair's YouTube channel, which featured the pair quizzing each other to test the strength of their friendship.During their conversation, Lily instantly knew who Jane was referring to and asked: “Is it Ted?”In a separate interview earlier this year, Jane explained her absence from the screen before her return to the limelight in 2005 for the movie Monster in Law, in which she starred opposite Jennifer Lopez.She said: “You see, 15

The Daily Telegraph: 'All of my three husbands definitely took me down paths that I probably would not have gone down had I not married them. 'Jane continued: 'And then, in between the marriages, I have had boyfriends that didn't take me down any new paths, that really had nothing to teach me, and I got bored pretty fast.  'I feel like I needed to always be learning and growing and expanding, and my husbands have all helped me do that.

Beyonce channeled Barbarella in a sci-fi chic metallic bodysuit in the sizzling new teaser for her I'm That Girl music video.The 40-year-old pop star included I'm That Girl on her new album Renaissance, and this Friday she tantalized her fans with a glimpse of the full video to come.She proudly proclaimed that 'motherf***ers ain't stopping me' while strutting her stuff in a cheekily high-cut metal outfit.  Gorgeous: Beyonce channeled Barbarella in a sci-fi chic metallic bodysuit in the sizzling new teaser for her I'm That Girl music videoBeyonce was pictured wearing the Barbarella suit in a kitchen, rocking a matching retro chic hairdo straight out of a 1960s sci-fi movie.In a surreal moment, she held a glass of wine while cracking an egg against her metal breastplate and letting the yolk dribble out onto a frying pan.  Gradually she peeled off her red kitchen gloves and threw them dismissively to the side, saying: 'You know all these songs sound good 'cause I'm on that, hoe.'Beyonce brought back the 1960s with thunderous brio, modeling the Barbarella look in a series of locations with unmistakable throwback appeal.