00:02And we're back with Academy Award winners Jane Fonda and Robert Redford.
00:06All right, Jane, so you've got to take us back,
00:08because you two have known each other for a long time.
00:11Yeah.
00:11Long time, almost 60 years.
00:13A very long time, yeah.
00:14So take us back to that time in Paramount Pictures
00:16when you were first getting to know
00:17and you were walking down with Bob Redford in front of the secretaries.
00:22Well, we walked down the corridor of the administration building.
00:25You probably don't remember, do you?
00:27No.
00:28And I could not believe the secretaries,
00:31they all just ran to their doors to watch him go by.
00:35And I knew, I said, he's going to be a big star.
00:38And I hate to embarrass him.
00:40But I mean, there was nobody more gorgeous than him.
00:45I love that they were looking at him saying, oh, my God.
00:49Which is how we all felt.
00:51Now, too, they go, oh, my God.
00:56But was there a moment, I know this is going to embarrass you,
01:01but was there a moment when you felt this transition into heartthrob?
01:06I mean, I would say for me it was the way we were
01:08or all the president's men.
01:09But what was it for you?
01:12I think it was probably after the way we were.
01:17Right.
01:18Hubble.
01:18Hubble.
01:19Did he miss Katie?
01:21Was he sorry that it broke off?
01:22I don't want to talk about him and Barbara Streisand.
01:27You think I don't get jealous anymore?
01:31But you, you've been an example to everyone
01:34in how to age beautifully and with strength and unapologetically.
01:41You admit you've had work done, which I think is to your credit,
01:44but you look amazing.
01:46Have you, why did you say, I read that you said you felt,
01:49you're not proud to admit that you've had work done.
01:51Why not?
01:53We really want to talk about that?
01:55Well, one of the things people think about when they look at you
01:57was how amazing you look.
01:59Well, thanks.
02:00Good attitude, good posture, take care of myself.
02:03But let me tell you why I, I, I love this movie that we did,
02:08Our Souls at Night.
02:11Rather than plastic surgery.
02:13Yeah.
02:14No, it's, you kind of have a choice in life.
02:17When you get to be, you know, close to 80 or even before then,
02:21what you want to do with your life.
02:23And my character, Addie, in this movie,
02:26she knows that there's a lot more time behind her
02:29than there is in front.
02:31And she doesn't want to go down lonely and scared.
02:35She's been a widow living in this house by herself,
02:38and she's lonely and scared.
02:41And she's a shy person who's not someone
02:45that would normally do this.
02:46But she girds her loins and decide,
02:49I'm just...
02:49And that's where I come in.
02:50Yeah.
02:53She's going to ask him.
02:53They need to be girded.
02:59I ask him to gird my loins.
03:01And he's only too happy to, to, to provide.
03:05Is there anybody else that, that you want to work with?
03:08I know you, you were dying to work with Jane again,
03:10and she wanted to work with you.
03:11Yeah, I haven't, I haven't, I'd have to think about that,
03:14and I don't think we have time.
03:15But, but I can tell you what,
03:18one of the things I really like about Jane
03:20that's manifest in this film
03:22is that she really is a force.
03:24In other words, she's, as long as I've known Jane,
03:26she's always been moving forward
03:28and doesn't look back.
03:30And whatever pain, whatever problem she's had in the past
03:33is, remains in the past,
03:35and she keeps moving forward.
03:36It's an admirable quality.
03:39And I think very few people have it like Jane does.
03:42Thank you.
03:42Well, I'll tell you.
03:44I knew Jane Fonda like most women my age in the 80s
03:48from not only her films, but her aerobics,
03:51because I revealed yesterday
03:53that I actually taught aerobics for 10 years,
03:55but it started by watching this woman.
03:56Hey.
03:57Really?
03:57Inspire me to get off my couch
03:59and actually doing something about, you know,
04:01yeah, they like to play this video now, Jane.
04:03It doesn't quite look like a Jane Fonda,
04:05but still exercising after all these years
04:07and still acting.
04:08Before we go, quickly, can I just ask you,
04:10I want to ask on behalf of our audience member,
04:11because we're almost out of time,
04:13Victoria wanted to ask,
04:14if you could go back to any age in your life,
04:16what would it be?
04:17I'll ask that to both of you before I let you go.
04:19Probably before birth.
04:22No, I would think,
04:24if I could go back to any age,
04:25it would be at just the point
04:28that I was about to become a teenager.
04:32There was this little section
04:34where you were not going to be a child anymore
04:37and you were going to be a teenager,
04:38and there's a little space there
04:40where you could mess around
04:41and not get punished too bad for it,
04:43and where you don't get hurt so much
04:45as you do when you're a teenager.
04:46The promise of grace.
04:47Right about that time.
04:48Yeah.
04:48Jane, do you have one?
04:49Well, yeah, right now.
04:50Yeah.
04:51I wouldn't want any other time.
04:55Thank you, both.
04:56Thank you, Megan.
04:57Our Souls at Night opens in select theaters
05:00and begins streaming on Netflix this Friday,
05:02and it is a beautiful, beautiful film.
05:04And up next, from the hit show Empire,
05:06actress and singer, Wilma Rose.
05:09Thank you.
05:12Thank you.
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