Leo Barraclough International Features EditorSales agency Beta Cinema has revealed the casting of further lead roles for action thriller “The Climb”: Hero Fiennes Tiffin, star of the global box office franchise series “After,” as well as the upcoming Sony/Tristar feature “The Woman King,” and IMDB break-out star Hannah John-Kamen, best known for her performances in “Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City,” “Ant-Man and the Wasp” and “Black Mirror,” will star alongside Cara Delevingne, who was announced earlier this year.After Signature Entertainment picked up the project ahead of the Marché du Film in Cannes for U.K. and Ireland, Beta Cinema has closed further deals for Germany, Austria and Italy (Koch Films), Switzerland (Ascot Elite), Spain (Youplanet Pictures) and Middle East (Front Row).
Jane Fonda Posed with Her Very First Glamour Cover from 1959
05.05.2022 - 17:15 / glamour.com
Glamour cover ever—originally published in July, 1959. More than 60 years later, Jane has absolutely still got it.Then a working model, Fonda recalls that she wasn't famous when German photographer Karen Radkai shot her closeup. “In those days, magazines just put models on the cover and I was a model,” she tells , the actor and activist who interviewed Fonda for Glamour's May cover story. In 1959, Fonda was 22-years-old and just about to make her acting debut on Broadway, followed shortly by roles on the silver screen. But it wasn't until nearly 10 years later, in 1968, that she became a household name with Barbarella. Reflecting on her younger self, Fonda recalls, “If somebody had told me that, at almost 85 years old, I’d still be working as much as I am and feeling as good as I do, I wouldn't have believed them.” “At that time in my life, I doubted I would live past 30," she adds.
Openness and a desire to learn, though, helped her find her purpose in acting, activism, and philanthropy. “If you stay curious, you will also stay young for a long time,” she says. “I'm younger now than I was when I was 20.”“I didn't give up,” notes Fonda.
"I kept going. I tried to get better. I did.”More from GlamourSee More Stories© 2022 Condé Nast.
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