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Tuesday, June 5, 2012 Jane Fonda And Catherine Keener On "Peace, Love & Misunderstanding" In the film "Peace, Love & Misunderstanding," Jane Fonda plays Grace, a pot-growing, free-loving, war-protesting hippie mom to Catherine Keener's Diane, an uptight New York City lawyer who has been estranged from her mother for two decades. When Diane's marriage fails, she shows up on Grace's doorstep in Woodstock with her two teens in tow, played by Elizabeth Olsen (younger sister of the famous twins) and Nat Wolff. Directed by Bruce Beresford, "PLM" explores mother-daughter relationships, coming to terms with the past and the complexities of love and forgiveness. Fonda and Keener met with a small group of women reporters in New York Monday to talk about their experience. I asked Fonda, 74, how the film fit into her "third act" -- the name she gave to the stage of life after 60 in her recent book Prime Time. "It fits well in the sense that I'm a grandmother and had daughter issues that are resolved," said Fonda. "The reason I wanted to do the movie -- besides working with Bruce Beresford and Catherine Keener -- was I wanted to make a movie about love and forgiveness. WATCH: How Post 50s Can Backpack Through Europe Meet The Real Threat To Marriage Why More Older Americans Are Going Abroad For Medical Treatment Top 10 Employers For People Over 50 Why It's So Hard To Read the Small Print BLOG POSTS Elena Sonnino: Celebrating National Cancer Survivor's Day Being a survivor makes you take stock. Being a survivor gives you new insights. Being a survivor means living each day in appreciation, knowing that others did not have the same chance. Jesse Kornbluth: 'Graceland' at 25: Paul Simon's Masterpiece Sounds Brand New I was flattered when I was asked to write the introduction to the twenty-fifth anniversary edition of Paul Simon's 'Graceland.' There is music that sticks to you and sustains you and grows with you and pushes you to grow with it. 'Graceland' is all those things, and more. Jane Adams Ph.D.: Why Kids Don't Leave Home -- It's Not (Just) the Economy Baby boomers have been enabling their kids' extended adolescence for over two decades, spurred on by their desire to have a more honest, authentic, intimate connection with their children than most of them enjoyed with their own parents. Christie Mellor: Here's to the Fellas When you eat and drink with a guy, no one says, "Oh, we're being so bad!" No one draws attention to anyone having another slice of cake. Ken Solin: Why Dating Boomer Women Is a Joy Many midlife women have begun new careers and are accomplishing new goals. There's a powerful sisterhood between boomer women that men would do well to emulate.

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