Bridget Fonda is an American film actress who gained worldwide fame after filming the movie "Scandal." However, she began working in the field of cinema as a child. According to the actress herself, her career - from the foundation to the roof - is built by her own hands, without any help. That is why throughout her life, Bridget Fonda starred in almost 50 films by Hollywood and British directors and became a truly diverse artist.
Childhood
In Los Angeles on January 27, 1964, the future actress Bridget Foundation was born. Her family was literally saturated with creativity, starting with grandparents, ending with the youngest generation. Grandfather Bridget - Henry Fonda, father - Peter Fonda and aunt - Jane Fonda - all representatives of the acting profession. Mother was a famous artist. When the future actress was still a child, the parents broke up and the father went to another woman who gave birth to his son. Bridget Fonda practically did not communicate with his dad, but it was he who led her into the world of big cinema.
There was no theater
Most of the actors, whose career also begins in childhood, start directly at the theater. For Bridget, the scene did not become a mandatory step in achieving any results. In 1969, together with her father, she appears in the movie "Careless Rider", playing a minor role there. The second work in cinema was the 1982 film "Partners", where the role of the Foundations was also insignificant. The actress gains wide popularity after participating in the filming of the movie "Scandal." This is a British drama where Bridget Fonda played the heroine Mandy Rhys-Davis, brought her world fame.
Work in the 90s
During this period, the maximum amount of material in which Bridget Foundation was involved was filmed. The films in which she starred for a given period of time were incredibly popular, she collaborated with the greatest actors and directors. In 1990, the actress played the role of a journalist in the third part of the movie The Godfather, then she played Annabella in the comedy Harmful Fred. The main role of the Fund was in 1992 in the film "Lonely White Woman", having earned positive reviews from critics. Over the following years, she took part in countless Hollywood films. Among the most popular are the following: “No return”, “Little Buddha”, “Lucky chance”, “Camilla”, “Balto”, “Jackie Brown”, “Simple plan” and many others.
New millennium
A busy schedule, combining at the same time two, or even three roles, is the usual rhythm of life, to which Bridget Fonda got used to at that moment. Films in which she began to appear immediately after the onset of the Millennium were as popular as her previous works. In 2001 alone, she took part in such films as The Guardian Angel, The Kiss of the Dragon, Monkey Bone, Family Affair, and The Unusual Child. She later starred in the role of Stephanie First in The Chris Isaac Show, and also played The Snow Queen in a 2002 film of the same name.
Bridget Foundation: biography and personal life
It seems that during the 80s and 90s, Bridget literally "worked out", and with the advent of the new millennium went on a well-deserved vacation. After working in the film “The Snow Queen,” she met with Hollywood composer Daniel Robert Elfman, who wrote his works for many films. He became popular through collaboration with director Tim Burton, who used his music in his films and animated productions. In 2003, Bridget Fonda and Danny Elfman got married. Soon they had a son named Oliver. Since then, the actress has not come out of the decree. Despite the fact that the child has long grown up and entered college, she does not return to her native cinema, but only plays the role of an exemplary mother and wife.
Nevertheless, the Foundation repeatedly appears in public with its star spouse. According to them, the family has been living happily and harmoniously for many years, they raised a son whom they can be proud of, and left the world a great creative legacy. The work of Bridget is really impossible to forget. She made a huge contribution with her talented game to the development of American and British cinema. As for her tandem with the extraordinary and hyper-sacrificial Danny, then since the actress left the set, she has become his muse. Elfman is inspired by his spouse to new compositions and soundtracks, and, as we hear, they are becoming more and more brilliant.