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Jane Fonda in "Barbarella" 1968 dir. Roger Vadim
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She hates America
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In the "Excessive Pleasure Machine" sex scene in 'Barbarella' (1968), Roger Vadim didn't inform the actors that the machine would blow up, to get their natural reaction. When it blew up, Jane Fonda was frightened to death & O'Shea thought Fonda was being electrocuted for real. Here's Roger Vadim & Jane Fonda explaining the incident: "Fonda: I had another bad moment the day the Excessive Pleasure Machine blew up. The thing is, when they want to ki!! someone on this planet, they ki!! them with excessive pleasure. What a way to go. Vadim: The script calls for Jane to overload the machine. In other words, she absorbs all the pleasure it produces, and the machine blows up. So we rigged it with flares and smoke bombs and everything Fonda: Milo O'Shea plays the man who runs the machine. Vadim wanted us to look natural, so he didn’t tell us what a big explosion there would be. When the machine blew up, flames and smoke were everywhere, and sparks were running up and down the wires. I was frightened to death, and poor Milo was convinced something had really gone wrong and I was being electrocuted." ('Interview with Jane Fonda', Roger Ebert, 2012)
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On Jane Fonda's performance in "Barbarella" (1968), Pauline Kael wrote, "“Her American good-girl innocence makes her a marvellously apt heroine for p0r n0gr@phic comedy... She is playfully and deliciously aware of the naughtiness of what she’s doing, and that innocent’s sense of naughtiness, of being a tarnished lady, keeps her from being just another n@ ked actress.” Later in life, Jane Fonda learned to laugh about the remark of "Just another n@ ked actress", but the filming of "Barbarella" was filled with problems. Fonda hated her body at that time & was suffering from terrible bulimia. And her not being Brigette Bardot, also made her feel low. She wrote, "Every morning I was sure that Vadim would wake up and realize he had made a terrible mistake—'Oh my God! She’s not Bardot! At the same time, unwilling to let anyone know my real feelings and wanting, Girl Scoutishly, to do my best, I would pop a Dexedrine and plow onward." Roger Vadim was a binge drinker & his drinking got worse. He started consuming alcohol even during lunch. No one from the crew could guess what he would do after that. Vadim's words would slur and his decisions about how to shoot scenes often seemed ill-considered. The script of 'Barbarella' wasn't worked out in advance & was re-written while the movie was being filmed. The Production cost of the movie was very high. Jane Fonda would often pretend to be sick so that the film’s insurance would cover the cost of a shutdown for a day or two while the script was being changed. Despite the problems, Jane Fonda learned to love the movie over time. She wrote, "By today’s standards Barbarella seems slow (it seemed slow to many critics back then as well). But I think the jerry-built quality of the effects and the offbeat, camp humor give it a unique charm. (...) One thing for sure, I never dreamed the film would become a cult classic and, in some circles, the picture Vadim and I would be best known for. It has taken me many decades to arrive at a place where I can understand why this is so and even share the enjoyment of the film’s unique charms." ("My Life So Far", Jane Fonda, 1985)
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