Henry Fonda

Yeah.

Henry Fonda.

Yeah.

Catherine Hepburn.

I think he served.

And then Henry Fonda was also an enlisted Navy guy.

He was a quartermaster there.

And then Lee Marvin was also Pacific Theater.

Then we've got Margaret Sullivan, as distinct from Sullivan, who plays Gabby.

She was married briefly to Henry Fonda.

I learned that that distinctively husky voice she's got.

The medical explanation is that it's otocelurosis, a condition affecting people's hearing.

over here.

But obviously she's from like acting royalty as well, like her dad and her granddad.

Her dad.

Is her dad Henry Fonda? Yeah, his dad's Henry Fonda, I believe.

Yeah, so her aunt's Jane Fonda.

Yeah.

And yeah, she drives a home.

So her dad, so is her granddad the one out of 12 Angry Men?

Is it on your list? So, yeah, the movie was made in the 60s, and it's got, like, this all-star cast of the day.

Well, no, it's Henry Fonda.

It's Henry Fonda and, like, a whole bunch of people you would recognize, like Walter Pidgeon.

You know, it's, like, got one of those casts, like, of its era.

It was, like, just everybody was

And we were able to find an amazing composer for the score.

A guy named Grant Fonda, who's part of the Henry Fonda legacy.

It was his great uncle.

And Grant is the composer.

And the dude referenced the 12 Angry Men book.

I mean, not the book, the movie with Henry Fonda and how Henry Fonda was able to raise and lower the temperature to create conflict to get people If anybody's familiar with 12 Angry Men, it's a court case where they think the son killed the dad, and all of them think the son is guilty, but Henry Fonda's the only one that's like, hey, I'm not sure if he's innocent, but I'm also not 100% sure if he's guilty.

So then he created conflict, because all of these dudes was like, open and shut case, I'm going home, I'm going to lunch, boom, boom, boom.

But then he became the interjection in there to like, make people have to do more.

He's used to being the great Oscar Wilde.

And nobody's paying that much attention to him because, you know, Henry Fonda is there or Gary Cooper.

But in Swan's Catherine Hepburn and she sees him and she knows who he is and she comes over and she's, You know, she chooses, she says, you know, I want you to write it for me.

And he does and they become friends and they go off, you know, to David O. Selznick and write a script.