At the Emmys, you had a fantastic brand new look.
You had a lot of hair.
You had a ponytail.
Right.
Yeah.
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Yeah, well, I have a brilliant hairdresser, Jonathan Hanousek
and David DeLeon who does my makeup,
and they spent a whole day.
We decided to have a good time, and they're really good at it.
Have you done that look before?
Yeah.
You have?
Yeah, and I've done it--
I did some yoga videotapes, and I had a long braid like that.
We don't have that one.
As you know, Portia does your stuff all the time.
She loves your workouts.
Well, it shows.
They're really good.
Yeah, she looks pretty good.
She does look good.
You're right.
So at the Emmys, there was a reunion of Lily, and Dolly,
and you, and people went crazy.
I know.
Wasn't that amazing?
Well, no.
I mean obviously they'd go crazy, the three of you.
I think you should do another movie.
I think the three of you should remake 9 to 5.
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I mean a whole current version.
Right, but at our ages, either we'd own the company,
or we'd be in a retirement home.
So we'd have to--
Actually that's a really good idea
that you're in a retirement home.
Now a days, though, it wouldn't be called 9 to 5.
It'd be called-- what would it be called--
5 to 9.
Yeah, or 5 to 11 or something.
Yeah, 5 to 9.
In a retirement home, and the guy running it--
yes, we did it.
5 to 9 in a retirement home, and the guy
running the retirement home is the jerk.
Come on.
Right, OK.
I thought I had something.
Maybe you do.
I'll think about it, and you'll get a piece of it.
That's what I'm saying.
All right, and when's the last time the three of you
have been together?
Well, we were together when we presented the Mark Twain Award.
And then I go to Dolly's concerts,
so I've seen her at her concerts,
and I always go backstage.
Yeah.
No, we all get along and love each other a lot.
So you have-- and I say this to you every single time,
but I think it's worth saying because in this business,
the fact that you are successful, still working,
still look as great as you do, and there's
this stigma of numbers, especially
with women in this town.
And you are about to have a big birthday.
80
Yep, 80.
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Well, here's the thing.
If you're 20 and you don't think you're
going to live past 30, then when you realize that you're going
to be 80, it's like a miracle.
I don't know how come I survived.
I'm normal, and I'm not a drug addict yet.
Not yet.
I do feel like I'm just starting out.
Isn't that weird?
Yeah.
I didn't expect that.
So you had-- because I know you've
talked about this before-- it feels
like a whole new wave of energy and a life force for you
right now.
I guess.
I'm certainly working a lot.
I never expected that to be the case.
Yeah.
You know, Grace and Frankie--
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It's a big hit.
Yeah.
I know.
It's a big hit, and it's so good.
So Lily and I have promised each other
that we were going to stay healthy so we could do it
forever if Netflix wants us.
Well, you should.
Every time she gets a cold, I get scared.
Our Souls at Night, so sweet.
So this is the fourth movie you've done with Robert,
and tell everybody what this one is about.
It's about two old people who live in a very, very, very
small town in the Great Plains.
It's based on a book by Kent Haruf, beautiful book,
wonderful story.
And they don't really know each other,
although they do live close to each other,
but he was involved earlier in his life in a scandal.
And I come to his house.
I'm lonely.
I'm a widow to ask him to sleep in my bed at night,
and we sleep in the bed at night and talk.
And talk.
Right.
It's a good idea.
It can go further than that.
Right, exactly.
I understand that you weren't really happy with the love
scene.
There is eventually a love scene.
Well, I mean I was happy with it.
I'm unhappy because it was so short.
I see.
That's what it is.
But you've been in bed with--
I've been in bed with Bob a lot.
So many.
With him, a lot.
A lot.
So you think that y'all would be in bed longer.
Look.
I mean so which movies have you done with him?
God, wasn't he gorgeous?
Yeah.
I did The Chase.
That was our first movie together.
And then Barefoot in the Park.
We were in bed a lot there.
Oh, yes.
Oh.
Yeah, I remember that time.
Yeah.
But you know it's funny.
In the sort of 2/3 of the way through Our Souls at Night,
the last one that I did with him, there's
a scene where I think he decides that the time has come,
and he invites me to come to Denver and stay at this hotel.
And we're checking in and it's suddenly hit me.
I said, Bob, does this remind you of anything?
And, of course, he didn't remember.
And I said, Barefoot in the Park.
This is the second time that we're
checking into a hotel never having slept together before.
I mean it's unusual.
Yeah, it is.
It's amazing.
I just thought that was so fabulous.
I know.
It's a beautiful movie.
It's called Our Souls at Night.
It'll be available on Netflix Friday.