Love, older-American style
Is 60 really the new 40? Do widows and widowers actually enjoy getting back into the dating game? Can love be found in a bereavement group in an adult community in Florida? That’s the premise of “Boynton Beach Club,” which opens in theaters today (Friday, August 4). And its mature cast — including Dyan Cannon, Sally Kellerman, Brenda Vaccaro, Renee Taylor, Joseph Bologna and Len Cariou — may now know how to thrive during their golden years. What advice did they have for Raquel Welch, Lee Majors, Dick Van Patten and other aging Hollywood stars who attended the premiere and AARP-sponsored after-party at the Pacific Design Center on Tuesday night? Read more…
I think it’s great that Hollywood is shining a little light on Boomer’s and older singles. I hadn’t realized how strong the need was until I realized how very much I’d like to see my own father (age 65) find a nice woman to settle down with in his golden years.
I’d never really thought of my dad as being “older” so much because he seems so youthful to me.
Though I’d never be able to drag him to the movie theatre, I’ll certainly buy this movie for him on DVD just as soon as it’s released just to plant the little seed in his mind - that there is still more to life out there to be had.
Anyone else have single parents they’d like to see find someone nice or do you think at that age they should just stay single?
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