Viewers in a swoon: - How can she be 82?

Actress Jane Fonda caused much of a stir when she on the night of Monday Danish time took the Oscars in Hollywood, where she was handing out the award for best

Ann McDonald
Ann McDonald
13 February 2020 Thursday 01:00
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Viewers in a swoon: - How can she be 82?

Actress Jane Fonda caused much of a stir when she on the night of Monday Danish time took the Oscars in Hollywood, where she was handing out the award for best film.

even though she has let her hair be gray, it is certainly not to see that Jane Fonda has reached 82 years.

To the Oscars she wore a long, red and tight dress that highlighted her beautiful figure. A dress, which she previously had on, when she in 2014 took to the red carpet of the Cannes film festival.

Jane Fonda, when she was handing out the award for best film. Photo: RICHARD HARBAUGH/Ritzau Scanpix

The elegant and stunning look is certainly not gone viewers ' nose over.

Film, tv & radio - 10. feb. 2020 - pm. 09:46 Expert in ecstasy: - It is completely unheard of

On the social media becoming Jane Fonda praised to the skies. Here, people have difficulty to understand, that the actress is 82 years old and still looks like she does.

'I hope I can look as good as Jane Fonda when I am 82', writes a user on Twitter.

'Did you notice Jane Fonda to yesterday's Oscars? She could easily re-record his role as Barabella from 1968. Wow', writes another.

'Jane Fonda, you are so beautiful. I have just said, that all men of my age are gray, while the women my age are not. You have shown that there is grace and beauty in the gray. Bravo, writes a third.

below you can see more photos of Jane Fonda from the Oscars:

Photo: Mario Anuoni/Ritzau Scanpix

Photo: Mario Anzuoni/Ritzau Scanpix

Jane Fonda has starred in numerous films, including 'Barabella', 'Monster in Law' and most recently the Netflix series 'Grace and Frankie'.

Film, tv & radio - 10. feb. 2020 - pm. 08:24 Known model surprises in the daring dress

Here are all the Oscars winners

'Parasite'

Renée Zellweger for 'Judy'

Joaquin Phoenix for 'the Joker

Bong Joon Ho for 'Parasite'

'Love me again' from the 'Rocketman'

'the Joker'

'Parasite'

'Bombshell'

'1917'

'Lemans '66 (Ford vs. Ferrari)

'1917'

'1917'

'Lemans '66 (Ford vs. Ferrari)

Laura Dern for 'Marriage Story'

Best short documentary: Learning to skateboard in a warzone (If you're a girl)'

Best documentary: 'American Factory'

the Best costumes: Jacqueline Durran for 'Little Women'

Best picture: 'Once upon a time in Hollywood'

Best short film: 'The Neighbors' Window'

Best adapted screenplay: 'Jojo Rabbit'

Best original screenplay: 'Parasite'

Best animated short film: 'Hair Love'

Best animation: 'Toy Story 4'

Best male actor in a supporting role: Brad Pitt for 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood'

Updated: 13.02.2020 01:00