Kylie Jenner wins Halloween as 1960s sci-fi film heroine Barbarella

The film on which Kylie’s image is based has become a cult favorite, although it was condemned National Catholic Film Office in the USA for nudity and depictions of sadism.

Paramount is currently rebooting the film, which will be released next year.

Will play the leading role in the new film Sydney Sweeney Like Barbarella, Fonda has already said she’s worried about how the new film will turn out.

Fonda said she tries “not to think” about the upcoming film because “I’m worried about what it will be like.”

She argued that the 1968 version, directed by her first husband, “could have been a truly feminist film” if the subject had been approached differently.

Roger Vadim was a famous Frenchman. director with a stunning string of wives, starting with Brigitte Bardot, whom he directed several times.

“He was incredibly sexy and could charm anyone,” Fonda Jane told PeopleTV in 2018. “I mean, before me there were Brigitte Bardot, Catherine Deneuve, Annette Stroyberg and so on. And I was young and wanted him to teach me how to be a woman, so he taught me how to play a woman.”

Fonda, the third of his six wives, also spoke in her documentary. Jane Fonda in Five Acts that she did not want to take on the daring role of Barbarella.

Painfully insecure about her body to the point of being bulimic, she found herself unable to “relate” to the role of a sexually confident space traveler.

And Brigitte Bardot, and Sophia Loren she was offered the role and turned it down before it came her way.