I ‘worry’ about ‘Barbarella’ remake with Sydney Sweeney

Original “Barbarella” star Jane Fonda is “pretty-pretty” nervous about the remake of the hit 1968 sci-fi film.

“Euphoria” actress Sydney Sweeney, 25, will executive produce and star in a new version of “Barbarella” as the titular heroine, a gorgeous, blond astronaut from the 41st century.

“I try not to [think about it],” Fonda, 85, told the Hollywood Reporter recently of her thoughts on the new movie.

“Because I worry about what it’s going to be,” the “9 to 5” icon added.

Fonda’s ex-husband Roger Vadim directed the original film over 50 years ago and, while the movie wasn’t a box-office hit at first, it’s become a cult classic over the decades. Fonda also recalled how she had a vision for a remake of her own at one point, but it never saw the light of day.

“I had an idea of how to do it that [original producer] Dino De Laurentiis, when he was still alive, wouldn’t listen to,” the star of “Grace and Frankie” said. “But it could have been a truly feminist movie.”

New “Barbarella” star Sweeney has yet to speak on the Sony Pictures project, which currently has no approximate release date nor other cast members attached.

If following in the Hollywood bombshell’s footsteps seems intimidating (good luck, Sydney), imagine sharing a spotlight with the Golden Age icon Katharine Hepburn. Fonda looked back on her time filming the 1981 movie “On Golden Pond” with the great Hepburn in an interview with AARP The Magazine published earlier this month, admitting it was a daunting experience.

“I was intimidated by Katharine Hepburn, that’s for sure. My God,” she confessed.

The aerobics-workout video mogul added that she models the way she treats people on set in the complete opposite way as Hepburn did during their time making the family drama.

“When we made ‘On Golden Pond,’ she made sure that she was always top dog — and that I knew it,” Fonda said. “I think my co-stars will tell you that I really try to do the opposite and make people feel comfortable.”

Hepburn won the Oscar for Best Actress for her work in “On Golden Pond,” while Fonda earned a Best Supporting Actress nomination.

Her father, Henry Fonda, also starred in the film and won the Best Actor Academy Award.