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Jane Fonda Hilariously Gifted Drew Barrymore A Vibrator On TV
Fonda and Lily Tomlin also shared stories from the set of 9 to 5.
What do you get the talk show host who has everything? A vibrator, of course!
Jane Fonda knew what she was doing when she brought a special gift along as part of her appearance on The Drew Barrymore Show alongside Lily Tomlin to promote their new film, Moving On.
“I heard, Jane, you relax with like, baths, and meditations. Is it true that there also might be an adult toy involved?” Barrymore asked.
Before Fonda herself could answer, Tomlin jumped in to confirm — to cheers from the audience, of course.
“There’s my bed, there’s my dresser, and in the top dresser drawer, you would freak out if you saw what’s in there,” the Barbarella star said
Barrymore begged for more information, reaching for a box that was sitting on a table next to Fonda, only to be chastised and sent back to her seat. But she was then presented with her own “adult toy” from the actor.
The rest of the clip switches gears and focuses on the enduring friendship between Fonda and Tomlin, which we’ve gotten to see in glimpses played out on and off screen over the years, from their time in Grace and Frankie, reaching all the way back to the iconic 9 to 5.
They also shared amusing anecdotes from the set of the 1980 film, recalling laughing at co-star Dolly Parton not being able to see her hands while she was typing, and her asking Fonda’s six-year-old son if he knew why her feet were so small.
“And he was just bright red, and she said, ‘Things don’t grow big in the shade,’” Fonda added.
Yes! They've been friends since meeting in 1977.
Fonda has been married three times.
Fonda has three children.
Rachel Kiley is presumably a writer and definitely not a terminator. She can usually be found crying over queerbaiting in the Pitch Perfect franchise or on Twitter, if not both.
Rachel Kiley is presumably a writer and definitely not a terminator. She can usually be found crying over queerbaiting in the Pitch Perfect franchise or on Twitter, if not both.
