Stars with Alan Arkin, his love
interest of season two of "The
kominsky method."
>> Welcome to Jane!
You are looking beautiful as
ever, Jane.
But I couldn't help but notice,
they aged you up there.
>> They aged me up.
Because I'm playing the love
interest of Alan Arkin, who in
real life is 85 and I'm 68.
I said, well, I Ted to chuck, we
can meet in the middle
somewhere, 70s.
So a wig and wrinkles, I'm fine.
>> He still overachieved it.
>> In the show we were dating 15
years ago and we had long
marriages and our spouses had
now passed and we find each
other randomly.
>> It's legally beautiful and
the chemistry is gate.
Great.
In real life when you met Alan's
wife, you're the triple threat.
>> It was the cutest thing.
After one day we were going to
be kissing and making out, he
said uh-oh, would you have
brunch with me and my wife
together?
I said yeah, sure, I'd love to
have brunch.
Yeah, I think you should meet
her before I -- you know, yeah.
>> Oh, cute.
>> It was lovely.
We went somewhere in Burbank, I
don't remember where.
And she was telling me what he
needs and would and wouldn't.
It was magic.
>> I heard it you two loved each
other.
And Alan was --
>> Yeah, Suzanne and I just were
great.
>> And you came out in "Live or
let die" bond girl.
>> So you remember.
>> Bond girl is my favorite.
How many times do people come up
and reference that?
Know they have conventions and
people that --
>> Well, nobody really, not very
much here in America.
But in England, they almost
behave like that's the only
thing I ever did.
When I did "Wedding crashers"
and I auditioned for it, if you
can believe it, they said oh,
you were great in "Live and let
die."
And they clearly had never seen
anything I have done.
I said okay, I'm in my late 50s
and I did that in my 20s.
What have I been doing the last
30 years?
Clearly not on your radar.
>> Powerful, they play those
over and over.
>> I thought you were great in
wedding crashers, kitty cat!
>> You know, "Playboy," you have
been in it three times.
The last one, I love how you
wrote you never felt sexier at
this age.
>> That's true.
First of all, I have to say I
have never actually been naked
in "Playboy" which means I have
never been paid to be not naked
in "Playboy."
>> That's ironic.
>> Yes.
But I thought this was crazy
they were asking me to do it but
at the same time I knew it would
be beautiful and I knew they
were not interested in me being
naked.
But I think a woman who can be
sensual at any age is empowering
for other women.
>> The pictures are stunning.
I just love it.
There's something that comes
with age.
>> Yeah, there's a certain
confidence when you're a certain
age when you do things for
yourself.
>> Good for you.
In your film "Somewhere in
time," of course, a cult
classic.
There's actually a convention
held every year, correct?
>> There's a "Summer in time"
enthusiast weekend at the grand
hotel in Mack athat, where we
filmed it.
I took my two sons, Johnny and
Chris and my granddaughter who
just discovered the movie,
Willa.
And we all got dressed up.
There's 300, 400 people all
dressed up, changing clothes
three times a day and
re-enacting everything.
It's just absolute magic.
An amazing, extraordinary thing
happened while we were there.
We heard, from the internet, we
heard there was this family and
the mother is very ill and it's
Debbie and she has her little
9-year-old daughter lily with
her and husband mark.
Everyone on the island was
arranging for them to stay in a
hotel free, lunch for free,
dinner.
I said let's meet them here at
the hotel.
So they brought them to the
hotel, the ballroom was empty.
My two sons just went to the
piano and started playing music.
And one of my sons who writes
and sings sang one of his songs
and the couple held one another
in their arms and tears were
just pouring down their faces.
My little granddaughter,
6-year-old Willis said I have
another costume.
You want to put it on?
They dressed up and had a little
play with us.
>> These are the stories I love
the most.
Where were you in Michigan?
>> Mack agnaw at the grand hotel
and now they've become penpals,
which is really cool.
You have to live every moment of
your life.
When you find you can seamlessly
help make memories for people,
that is what open heart is about
to me.
The entire island had done it
and I got to be icing on the
cake.
My kids got involved.
>> Beautiful.
>> Not just professionally where
you found love on "The kominsky
method" but you seem to be in a
new romance now, correct?
>> Yeah, I found accidently a
friend, somebody that -- that's
David green.
He actually came out to try to
get me to play mad Harry about
38 years ago from the bbc.
And he produced a show in
England and apparently he
produced me.
>> You don't remember that.
>> I do not remember that.
And his best friend is my best
friend's friend.
And we met on the balcony.
Both of our marriages, long-term
marriages ended.
Neither of us ended it, they
ended themselves.
And next thing you know we he
lunch together and been together
six years.
>> I love the way that worked
out.
>> He was director, producer and
he almost retired until he met
>> Let me before we go, Jane was
up at universal studios and a
tram went by.
When you take tours, you don't
get to see celebrities in their
natural habitat.
And there was Jane.
What did you do?
>> I thought for a joke I would
wave and Sheri who was taking
it, they don't know who I am.
They stop and announce it was me
and everyone got terribly
excited.
And they said we never actually
see celebrities.
>> What a treat to get to see
you.
>> I had a little time to kill
before I came here and I thought
let me check out the western
town and see if it would be good
if we reboot "Dr. Quinn."
>> Now fans are going crazy.
>> Meanwhile, they can catch
season two of "The kominsky
method," which is streaming now