You look gorgeous.

Well, thank you.

As usual.

Happy Friday the 13th.

Thank you, my dear.

We first met, do you remember when?

I do.

We met at the Will and Grace program.

Yes.

And all of us were like, oh my God, Annette Bening and Warren

Beatty are here.

We were freaking out.

It was really fun to see the show live.

It was really impressive, I have to say.

It's wild.

The speed at which you all work, you know, if you have to go

back and do something again.

And just the precision of it.

It was really cool

It's like the theater, right?

Yeah.

It's a lot like theater.

And happy anniversary.

28 years married to Warren Beatty.

[CHEERING]

Thank you.

That's amazing.

Thank you very much.

Unbelievable.

What's that like?

Oh, we're very proud of that.

I have to say that my parents, who are 93 and 91,

will be married--

this fall, they will be married 70 years.

[CHEERING]

Hi, Mom and Dad.

Like, amazing, right?

That's crazy.

Yeah, incredible.

And you'll match that.

Easy.

You'll beat it.

Easy.

It's a nice goal.

It's a nice 2020 goal.

So do you still live in the same house that you grew up in?

I mean, your parents still live there.

Sorry.

Yes, my parents do.

We moved into the house when I was 10.

And they're still in that house.

That's crazy to me.

So wait, wait.

So when you go home--

That's right.

--are all of your Barbie doll still there?

No, they redid my room.

But I'm not full of resentment or anything.

No, it's been a while since we all lived at home.

And when you visit, do you really

just stay there in your room?

Yes.

Right now, I can't stay in the room

because somebody else is in there.

But, yeah, we all stay and--

Kick them out.

Exactly.

I have two brothers and a sister.

We're all helping with our parents.

We adore them.

We're a very close family.

That's great.

Yeah, we are there a lot.

I love that.

We get together a lot and see them.

And they're amazing people.

They're an inspiration.

I love that.

Well, I mean, married that long, they're already an inspiration.

That's huge.

They are.

They're incredible people.

I love that.

Well, that's why you're an incredible person.

Now, I live and I love dogs.

I live for dogs.

You have a big, big, big dog.

I do.

How much does she weigh?

She weighs 130.

No way.

She's a Newfoundland.

Wow.

They're gigantic.

Oh, there she is.

She's beautiful.

Yeah, I don't know if you can tell how big she is.

But yes, I was just on that trail

this morning, in fact, with her.

She's awesome.

She's gentle and sweet and--

I love her.

--adorable.

She weighs more than five bachelorettes.

[LAUGHTER]

She does.

She does, right?

Yes, she does.

But it doesn't bother her at all.

She accepts it beautifully.

[INAUDIBLE] She wears it well.

She does.

[INAUDIBLE] in the morning.

Yeah, and brushing the hair.

Oh my God, it's a nightmare.

But she deals with it.

I love her.

She's so gorgeous.

Now, have you ever gotten this, that you look a little bit

like Elizabeth Warren?

Do you get that?

I love that.

I do get that, yes.

Let's do a split screen.

I mean, ish.

No it depends on the hair, and if I get glasses right.

If my hair was a little bit more--

Have you ever met?

I have met her.

I went to hear her speak.

And I kind of tucked in late into the--

I mean, she had just started to speak.

So I just kind of sat in the back,

and I sat next to this very nice man, who I ended up

having a good chat with afterwards, who

is her husband, who's an amazing guy, who I don't feel

got very much credit as she was running.

But he's very supportive of her.

He's also a Harvard professor, and just so proud of her,

and so in awe of her.

And I just thought that was a good reflection on her,

that she had this amazing man who was her partner, who's

highly intelligent, and just loves her power

and loves her intelligence.

I'm a fan of hers.

I think she's amazing.

Yeah, she is amazing.

[APPLAUSE]

You also share that fact, too, that you're

both incredibly intelligent women as well.

By the way, I'm a gigantic fan, as you know.

Thank you.

And we both are Broadway fans.

We are.

And both nominated for a Tony.

[LAUGHING AND CHEERING]

But you went back to Broadway after 32 years?

I did.

And tell me about that.

You got you your start doing theater in New York, right?

Yeah.

I mean, I was I was also in the regional theater,

which I'm very proud of.

So I started in San Francisco, and I worked at the theater

there at ACT, and then in Denver at the Denver Center Theater

Company.

But then, I did go to New York.

And that was my thing was doing theater.

So it was incredibly lucky that I got the show that I

did when I moved to New York.

It was off Broadway, and then it moved to Broadway.

It was a show called Coastal Disturbances.

Yeah, right.

Tell me about that sandbox.

Didn't you have to like--

Oh, I was buried in the sand.

You know when you go to the beach

and you get buried in the sand?

We always did that, especially when we first

moved to San Diego from the Midwest, we always did that.

So yes, in the play, he would completely

bury me in the sand every performance, Tim Daly.

Oh my gosh.

You look so happy.

It is a romance.

Yeah, it was a romance.

Well, I think you're amazing.

I saw you in The Cherry Orchard, downtown LA.

I'm blown away by everything you do, and I think you're amazing.

Thank you so much.

We're going to talk more with Annette when we come back.