" Her pattern of movement, her vocal attack, her timing are so integral to what she is doing that before she was on the screen 30 seconds, all I was conscious of was knots--knots in this woman's psyche, emotional responses, ability to respond openly to an open approach--and her regret about this that she could never voice." -- Stanley Kauffmann, The New Republic, February 1979.
In 1978, Jane Fonda was in the middle of her career renaissance. California Suite is one of her live-wire performances. She and mellow Alan Alda are adroit sparring partners with Neil Simon's dialogue. Dir: Herbert Ross
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Because it's not as well known as some of her other performances, I'm letting the full sequence of Hannah's introduction run in full.
