Jackie Brown star Bridget Fonda says she's DONE with Hollywood while arriving ... trends now

Nineties actress Bridget Fonda announced that her Hollywood days are over, as she arrived at Los Angeles International Airport with her son on Monday.

The 59-year-old star - who retired from acting in 2002 after appearing in a number of critically-acclaimed films - looked nearly unrecognizable as she ditched her former Hollywood glam for a more comfortable look, wearing a striped grey top and black pants.

When asked if she wanted to make a move back into Hollywood, Fonda simply replied, 'No.' After a photographer questioned if there was any chance she might, she once again replied in the negative, later adding, 'I don't think so, it's too nice being a civilian.'

And when questioned if any director in the world could potentially change her mind, Fonda - who was spotted out in Los Angeles earlier in the week - once again replied, 'no.' 

Fonda made her mark on the acting world throughout the '80s and '90s after snagging key roles in a number of box office hits, including Quentin Tarantino's Jackie Brown, before stepping away from the spotlight to focus on her family in 2002.

The star - who also appeared in The Godfather Part III - accessorized her laid back look with a pair of reading glasses.

The mother-of-one wore her silver tresses brushed back into a ponytail for comfortable travel, and appeared to go makeup-free for the night.

Fonda held a cellphone in one hand as she made her way through the airport with a suitcase in the other. 

She was joined by her 18-year-old son Oliver Elfman, whom she shares with husband Danny Elfman, 69. 

Oliver sported a navy t-shirt, plaid pants and a black backpack as he joined his mom on the trip. 

Sightings of the star are rare, though she was recently seen running errands in Los Angeles last Friday. 

Prior to that she was pictured out in September of 2022, while doing some shopping at a landscaping supply store, and in January, while running errands with Oliver and husband Danny.

Before that, the actress was last photographed in 2009 - more than a decade earlier - while attending the premiere of Quentin Tarantino's World War II flick Inglorious Bastards.