Jane Fonda, Diane Keaton, Mary Steenburgen and Candice Bergen arrive at NBC Studios in NYC as part of their Book Club: The Next Chapter promotional tour
The new film Book Club: The Next Chapter by Jane Fonda, Diane Keaton, Mary Steenburgen and Candice Bergen is due out on Friday 12th April.
The stars were spotted Monday morning during their whirlwind promotional tour for the film at NBC Studios in New York City.
Jane, 85, looked incredible in an olive green pantsuit, white slip-on shoes and a quilted bag.
Diane, 77, cut a chic figure in a black turtleneck with matching trousers while holding her hat in one hand.
Mary Steenburgen, 70, stunned in a green and white floral dress with a gathered waist and white boots.
Legends: Jane Fonda, Diane Keaton, Mary Steenburgen and Candice Bergen’s new film Book Club: The Next Chapter is due out on Friday, April 12
Icons: The stars were seen during their whirlwind promotional tour for the film at NBC Studios in New York City on Monday morning
Candice, 76, donned a blue top with black pants and added an orange jacket to complete her look.
Book Club: The Next Chapter is a sequel to the hit film Book Club, which was released in 2018.
Director Bill Holderman returns for the sequel; He co-wrote the sequel with Erin Simms.
Book Club was Bill’s directorial debut; He also co-wrote the original film with Erin.
The original film revolved around the four stars while reading the steam book Fifty Shades of Grey.
Book Club: The Next Chapter is about the ladies who travel to Italy for a girls trip.
Stunning: Jane, 85, looked incredible in an olive pants suit, adding white slip-on shoes and a quilted bag
Unbelievable: Jane said in a recent interview that she was the “happiest” she’s ever been – at the age of 85
Elegant: Diane, 77, looked chic in a black turtleneck with matching trousers while holding her hat in one hand
May 12: Book Club: The Next Chapter is a sequel to the hit film Book Club, which was released in 2018
Jane said in a recent interview that at 85 she is as “happier” as she’s ever been.
The star spoke to People magazine about the experience of aging and how she’s faced adversity in her life.
“There have been tragedies and hard things in my life. But I never succumbed to them. I’ve been resilient my entire life,” she told the outlet.
On getting older: “A bad thing happens and you’re like, ‘Well, it’s happened before and I’m fine. I’ll get over it.” You know what matters. I spent a lot of time like a paddleless canoe being carried in the current. When I got older I’ve learned that I’m going to dip an oar in the water and steer,’ said Jane.