Maybe I Do is Richard Gere's first film since 2017. Here the star speaks about getting back on his acting bike alongside Susan Sarandon, William H Macy and Diane Keaton - and Julia Roberts's niece Emma.
"I actually only just told her recently, and I was like, 'I forgot got to tell you, I worked with Richard,'" she said.
"We had communicated a few times over the years… She was at the beginning of being the biggest actress in the world at that point, and I was just starting to make movies," he said.Richard Gere stars alongside Diane Keaton, William H Macy and Susan Sarandon. Pic: Signature Entertainment/Prime Video
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