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Jane Fonda addresses a rally at Sundance, which is premiering a movie on her political life

PARK CITY, Utah - "Onward!" Jane Fonda said, lifting her fist into the air. "Let's go kick ass!"

It was snowing heavily outside, and fresh white powder was coating all the roads, but the actress, 80, was not daunted by the winter storm. She was scheduled to speak at Saturday morning's Respect Rally, a Park City gathering to voice support for "all ethnicities, religions, genders, political and sexual orientations" that fell on the opening weekend of the Sundance Film Festival.

And she was prepared. She had on a flat-brim hat, a long coat and pink mittens

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