From career breakthroughs to professional milestones, explore how Bridget Fonda made an impact.
Bridget Fonda is a retired American actress recognized for her performances in a variety of films throughout the 1990s and early 2000s. Notable credits include roles in "The Godfather Part III", "Single White Female", "Jackie Brown", and "A Simple Plan". She received critical acclaim and award nominations for her work in "Scandal" and the television films "In the Gloaming" and "No Ordinary Baby". Fonda retired from acting in 2002, leaving behind a diverse filmography showcasing her talent across different genres.
In 1969, at the age of five (filmed at age four), Bridget Fonda made her movie debut in Easy Rider.
In 1982, Bridget Fonda had a non-speaking part in the comedy Partners.
In 1988, Bridget Fonda got her first substantial film role in Scandal, and appeared in You Can't Hurry Love and Shag.
In 1989, Bridget Fonda was nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in Scandal.
In 1990, Bridget Fonda appeared in the movie The Godfather Part III.
In 1990, Bridget Fonda had her breakthrough role as a journalist in The Godfather Part III.
In 1991, Bridget Fonda appeared in the comedy Doc Hollywood.
In 1992, Bridget Fonda played roles in the movies Single White Female and Singles.
In 1992, Bridget Fonda was cast as the lead in Single White Female and appeared in Singles.
In 1993, Bridget Fonda starred in Point of No Return, an American remake of the French film Nikita.
In 1994, Bridget Fonda starred alongside Nicolas Cage in the romantic comedy It Could Happen to You.
In 1995, Bridget Fonda had a role in the animated film Balto.
In 1996, Bridget Fonda appeared in the movie City Hall.
In 1997, Bridget Fonda appeared in the movie Jackie Brown.
In 1997, Bridget Fonda received a Primetime Emmy nomination for the television film In the Gloaming.
In 1997, Quentin Tarantino offered Bridget Fonda the part of Melanie in Jackie Brown while they were on the same flight.
In 1998, Bridget Fonda starred in A Simple Plan.
In 1999, Bridget Fonda starred in Lake Placid.
In 2001, Bridget Fonda received a Golden Globe nomination for the television film No Ordinary Baby.
In 2001, Bridget Fonda starred in the movie Kiss of the Dragon.
In 2001, Bridget Fonda starred with Jet Li in Kiss of the Dragon and also starred in the movie The Whole Shebang.
In 2002, Bridget Fonda retired from acting.
In 2002, Bridget Fonda's final role overall was in the TV movie Snow Queen.
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