Summer of Jane Bracket #1: "Walk on the Wild Side" v. "Steelyard Blues"

SUMMER OF JANE IS HERE! 

I obviously just couldn't get enough, because I'm back at it for a monstrous, 32-film bracket to determine THE GREATEST JANE FONDA PERFORMANCE OF ALL TIME. 

I couldn't be more excited. 

In an attempt to tap into my Millennial super powers, the first bracket is... A YOUTUBE VIDEO. Apparently, computers have changed since I was a kid, and even at the tender age of 27 I am clearly too old to know WHAT THE FUCK I'M DOING.

This video was frustrating. Confusing. Infuriating. It literally took years off my life. And I had to make it TWICE. But here she is, in all her MOTHERFUCKING GLORY. 

Behold, the VERY FIRST FILM INSTALLMENT OF JANE JUNE. 

​**no promises that the next one will be a video too**
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Walk on the Wild Side (1962)
Dir: Edward Dmytryk
Wri: John Fante
Starring: Laurence Harvey, Capucine, Jane Fonda, Anne Baxter, & Barbara Stanwyck
Synopsis: The lives of a group of women in a New Orleans bordello.

Steelyard Blues (1973)
Dir: Alan Myerson
Wri: David S. Ward
Starring: Donald Sutherland, Peter Boyle, Jane Fonda, & John Savage
Synopsis: Social misfits rebuild a World War II plane (with stolen parts from the Navy) to make it fly to a place "where there are no jails."

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​...And the winner is...
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