The reconciliation that took place between family actors Henry Fonda and Hanoi Jane during the making of, 'On Golden Pond' bleeds on the screen (the two had not spoken to each other for years before agreeing to do the film together). It's debatable what gave the most power to that amazing film, the script, the performances or the behind the scenes family healing process that was going on. 'The camera never lies.'
Henry died right after the completion of that film. And then Jane deliberately took time away from Hollywood acting. Katherine Hepburn's line, "Life marches on Chels, I suggest that you get on with it" truly summarizes the premise of their movie and the Fonda family feud's need for the healing. bye.
