Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin: A hilarious celebration of lifelong female friendship
ジェーン・フォンダ、リリー・トムリン: 女同士の長年の友情を楽しく祝う
Jane Fonda has had three extraordinary careers (so far): Oscar-winning actor, fitness guru, impassioned activist. Full bioLily Tomlin - Comedian and actor
Lily Tomlin has been honored by the Kennedy Center and awarded the Mark Twain Prize -- and she's still making vital, hilarious comedy. Full bio
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about female friendship a lot,
女同士の友情について考えたことがあるわ
for a very long time, too.
that I read about female friendship
セルバンテスのこんな言葉を
a lot about someone,"
sucks the life out of me.
私の人生は短くなるわね
look for in a friend?
who has a sense of fun,
of passion for the planet,
ちょっと関心があり
has a sense of justice
考えてくれる人ね
without my women friends.
どうなっていただろうってね
therefore I am."
「我 友人あり 故に我あり」ってところね
my women friends. They --
彼女たちの―
ともかく―
they make me smarter,
賢くし
be in need of course-correcting.
ポンと肩を叩いてくれるの
a good deal younger than me, too.
ずっと若いのよ
LT: Thank you.
リリー:有難う
because listen, you know --
含めているのは ― 聞いてね
to play with and learn from
一緒に遊び学ぶ人がいることは
I'll be there sooner than you.
あなたよりも早くね
parallel aging alongside me.
齢を重ねるなんて光栄ね
different kinds of life's journeys,
your friendships vital and alive?
生き生きと保っていくの?
I'll tell you that.
招いてくれないのよ それは確かね
頻繁に使うことね
I look through my texts
テキストメッセージを確認する
as quickly as possible,
求めているからね
are writers, or activists, or actors,
作家や活動家や俳優だったりするからね
of other descriptive phrases,
as soon as possible,
伝えたいの
JF: No?
ジェーン: 使ってないの?
JF: I'm really into emojis.
ジェーン:私は絵文字大好きよ
and congratulations,
the importance of friendships,
not let too much time go by.
疎遠になり過ぎないようにするの
I send to my friends.
about women, female friendships,
沢山送ってくれたわね
to see how many books,
has been done recently --
LT: I was grateful.
リリー:してるわよ
because this is another example
これは女性が見下されたり
put aside, marginalized.
軽んじられる例の一つなのだから
research done on us,
ずいぶん時間を捧げて来たけど
and you all will be interested in this.
あなた達も興味を惹かれるわよ
研究によると
close female friendships
to be living much more vital, exciting --
生活が送れる可能性が高いそうよ
楽しさと取引したいわ
part is they found --
and so conclusive --
しかもゆるぎない結論で
is detrimental to your health,
喫煙や肥満と同じくらい
because there's an additional thing.
まだ付け加えることがあるわ
for years, decades --
were trying to understand stress,
男性に関するものばかり
what happens to women when we're stressed,
女性への影響も研究されるようになったの
that when we're stressed -- women,
私たち女性がストレスにさらされると
stress-reducing hormone.
ストレスを減らすホルモンのこと
when we're with our women friends.
why we live longer.
1つの理由じゃないかな
because they don't have that.
それが欠けているのよ
diminishes the effects of oxytocin.
オキシトシンの効果を弱めてしまうの
and Dolly made "9 to 5" ...
『9時から5時まで』を撮影したとき
we laughed so much,
and we're so different.
相違点を見出したわ
from a poor town in Tennessee,
南部の女
とても息が合って
at least a decade onto our lifespans.
寿命が延びたはずよ
crossed our legs a lot.
to our lives right now.
私たちの寿命も10年延びたわ
sent us both to read on female friendship
女友達に関する本の内
Sister Joan Chittister,
ジョーン・チッティスターが書いたもので
are not just a social act,
spiritual to your lives?
you've known a long time,
essence inside them,
あるのよ
いったことよ
an element of love in the relationship.
人間関係に必要な要素としての愛よ
友人がいるわ
and party friends,
friendships have ...
友人というと…
because it's a heart opening, right?
心を開いてくれるから
with my intimate friends.
沢山涙を流したわ
I'm so touched and inspired by them.
心を揺り動かされ 力づけられたからよ
is going to go soon.
あの世に行くのも遠くない将来ね
Lily, which one are you talking about?
リリー どちらのことを言っているのよ?
talk about their friendships,
女性が友人関係について話をしていると
and women friendships?
a lot of empathy for men --
もっと寄り添ってあげないと
男性は持っていないんだから
are full disclosure, we go deep.
何も秘密にしなくって
this is something men don't do.
男にはできないことね
have I asked you, "Am I doing OK?"
「私大丈夫かしら?」
尋ねたでしょう
relationships as face-to-face,
互いに顔を向かい合わせるようなもので
are more side-by-side.
立っているようなものだと言われるわね
men don't want to reveal their emotions,
conventional thought.
and watch a game or hit golf balls,
スポーツを見たり ゴルフをしたり
or hunting, or cars or have sex.
車とかの話をして セックスをする
it's a more manly behavior.
男っぽい振る舞いをするのよ
LT: They talk about sex.
話題にするって言いたかったんでしょ
部屋に連れ込めたら
in their man cave to --
that I find very interesting --
これも面白い話なんだけれど
until relatively recently --
解き明かしたこと
as relational as women are.
生まれつき他人に依存してるってこと
of newborn baby boys and girls,
男の子でも女の子でも―
just like the girls,
exchange of energy.
必要としているってわけ
they could see the dismay on the child,
子供はうろたえて
as they grow older, does that change?
なぜ変わってしまうのか ということね
to be emotional with someone is girly.
女っぽいことだと教わるから
directions or express a need,
欲しいものを口に出したりしない
行かないってことね
will erase his 'I'."
『自己』を失ってしまうのだ」
has always been kind of porous.
いつも穴だらけ
our masculinity to prove.
LT: I know who Gloria Steinem is.
リリー:スタイネムのこと知っているわよ
but I think it's a --
分かっているわよ
don't have our masculinity to prove.
誇示するような男らしさが無いだけの違い」
so inculcated in the culture
文化的背景のもと 叩き込まれているのね
something different happen.
are like a renewable source of power.
パワー再生の源のようね
about this subject.
are just a hop to our sisterhood,
a very powerful force,
与えるのよ
demographic in the world,
特に高齢女性の人口は
we can change the world.
世界を変えられるわね
that we need to do --
the consumer standards.
定めるということよ
need to consume less
buy things that are made locally,
地元で作られたものを買い
that's grown locally.
地産のものを買う必要があるの
that need to get off the grid.
一線を画すべきだし
independent from fossil fuels.
and those bad guys --
たちの悪い企業は
without going back to the Stone Age.
化石燃料は必要だって言うのよ
just aren't quite there yet,
まだ十分でないっていうけど
energy and doing just fine.
上手くいっている国々があるの
wean ourselves from fossil fuel
back in the Stone Age,
to use renewable energy,
使い始めれば
and not drill --
in the Alberta tar sands --
タールサンドを掘ることもないわね
and more jobs and more well-being,
職も増え もっと精神的に豊かになるわ
going to lead the way.
導いていくの
to start a third-wave feminist movement
始まろうとしているかもしれないわ
women we may never meet,
should be between equals
we had souls even, the Greeks.
女性には魂も無いと考えていたわ
just how limited Aristotle was.
アリストテレスの限界を示しているわ
ここが大事なところ
men do need women now.
the Equal Rights Amendment.
こんなことを言っていたわ
since the end of World War II
書かれた憲法はいずれも
citizens of equal stature,
条項があるが
on how to do that.
新たなロールモデルが必要ね
in different ways,
様々に考えてみる―
このようにして
women can be friends --
一致しないことがあっても ―
ABOUT THE SPEAKERS
Jane Fonda - Actor and activistJane Fonda has had three extraordinary careers (so far): Oscar-winning actor, fitness guru, impassioned activist.
Why you should listen
Jane Fonda is an actor, author, producer and activist supporting environmental issues, peace and female empowerment. She founded the Georgia Campaign for Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention, and established the Jane Fonda Center for Adolescent Reproductive Health at Emory. She cofounded the Women’s Media Center, and sits on the board of V-Day, a global effort to stop violence against women and girls.
Fonda's remarkable screen and stage career includes two Best Actress Oscars, an Emmy, a Tony Award nomination and an Honorary Palme d’Or from the Cannes Film Festival. Offstage, she revolutionized the fitness industry in the 1980s with Jane Fonda’s Workout — the all-time top-grossing home video. She has written a best-selling memoir, My Life So Far, and Prime Time, a comprehensive guide to living life to the fullest.
Jane Fonda | Speaker | TED.com
Lily Tomlin - Comedian and actor
Lily Tomlin has been honored by the Kennedy Center and awarded the Mark Twain Prize -- and she's still making vital, hilarious comedy.
Why you should listen
Throughout her extraordinary career, Lily Tomlin has won seven Emmys; a Tony for her one-woman Broadway show, Appearing Nitely; a second Tony for Best Actress; a Drama Desk Award and an Outer Critics' Circle Award for her one-woman performance in Jane Wagner’s The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe; a Grammy for her comedy album, This Is a Recording; and two Peabody Awards, the first for the ABC television special, Edith Ann’s Christmas: Just Say Noël, and the second for narrating and executive producing the HBO film, The Celluloid Closet. In 2003, she received the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor, and in December 2014 she was the recipient of the prestigious Kennedy Center Honors in Washington DC.
She made her film debut in Robert Altman's Nashville, and gave a generation-defining performance alongside Dolly Parton and Jane Fonda in the workplace revenge comedy 9 to 5.
Lily Tomlin | Speaker | TED.com