Bridget Fonda makes rare LA appearance 24 years after her last role
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Key Points:
- Actress Bridget Fonda made a rare public appearance in Los Angeles, 24 years after her last on-screen role, dressed casually for lunch on November 2.
- Coming from a prominent acting family, including her grandfather Henry Fonda and aunt Jane Fonda, Bridget debuted in film at age five and gained fame with movies like "Scandal" and "Single White Female."
- She gradually stepped away from acting in the early 2000s, with her final roles in 2001 and 2002, and has expressed no intention of returning to the industry, enjoying her life as a civilian.
- Bridget married composer Danny Elfman in 2003, and they have a son together; she has reflected on the challenges and benefits of having a famous family name in her career.
- Despite her success, Fonda has spoken about the pressure of comparisons within her family and the desire to achieve recognition on her own merits.
