Admiral Chester Nimitz -- a role he reprised in Midway.
Amy Fishman, who he adopted in 1953 after his marriage to Susan Blanchard.
No. Lonesome Dove was filmed long after they died.
He is MUSICIEN. He plays jazz on a New York club.
His name(in the movie) is Cristopher Emmanuel Balestrero(Manny for the friends).
According to Wikipedia, at age 14, Henry Fonda's father took him to a lynching of a suspect in a rape.
In those days, lynchings were considered as civic events to be enjoyed by the entire community. Local newspapers openly carried news of the hangings, and sometimes post cards of the lynching victim were sold as souvenirs.
If the lynching victim was a black crime suspect, no investigation of the lynch mob would ever occur.
Henry Fonda....I tried the other three and they were all wrong
Walter Brennan did not appear in any movies with Burl Ives or Chuck Connors.
Henry Fonda had two children, Jane and Peter, but he also had a step-daughter from his second wife's first marriage.
On Golden Pond
"Sometimes a Great Notion" (1970).
I assume you mean in "Once Upon A Time In The West", and it's because: 1) She was a prostitute that he had known years before, (in that capacity - her husband, that he killed, she married only for his money, so she was not grieving his loss), and, 2) Fonda's character was planning to kill her as well, so she was trying to save her own life and thought that sleeping with him might stop him from doing so, or at least give her more time.
Although never officially confirmed, Fonda was told that Al Capp used Fonda's character in this film for the "look" of Li'l Abner.
Fonda's parents were Christian Scientist, he was baptized an Episcopalian, and became an agnostic as an adult. Take your pick.
Henry Fonda was born in 1905, and the film was released in 1981.
They starred in "Yours, Mine, and Ours", a family comedy based on the real-life relationship between Helen and Frank Beardsley.