Quotes by Peter Fonda about Good luck

5 quotes by Peter Fonda about good luck

Peter Fonda American Actor

He wrote, You are a very good director, son, and I love you very much. Your dad. He had never used those words with me before. I passed that letter around the company. For without the company, the letter would never have been written.

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Henry Fonda's son: That's how everybody identified me...

Henry Fonda's son: That's how everybody identified me until Easy Rider came along. Good old Captain America.

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I could see the concern on Jane's face and how she didn't...

I could see the concern on Jane's face and how she didn't want to tell me that she didn't think it was a very good movie.

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In any good traveling western, some of the characters die.

In any good traveling western, some of the characters die.

Quote by Peter Fonda about good luck

It took us years to find out that he loved us very much, because it was so hard for him to express it. He was a good actor because he could take that repressed emotion onstage or in front of the camera and say how he felt.

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