#2: Jane Fonda
Jane Fonda entered the 1970s as Hollywood royalty and became something much bigger. She won Oscars, starred in era-defining films like Klute and Coming Home, and shocked America with her anti-war activism, becoming one of the most talked-about and debated women of the decade.

In later life, Jane reinvented herself again and again — fitness mogul, political activist, and television star. Grace and Frankie introduced her to a new generation. Still outspoken and culturally relevant well into her 80s, she’s now seen as a blueprint for longevity, reinvention, and unapologetic visibility.
