Robert Redford and Jane Fonda Look Back Over Their Almost 50 Year Friendship 

Join People Perks and save up to $1,200 a year

Robert Redford and Jane Fonda‘s incredible relationship, on and off screen, is the subject of a new tribute video from Netflix.

The clip, obtained exclusively by PEOPLE, is a touching trip down memory lane for the duo, who are reuniting 50 years after playing newlyweds in the 1967 classic 

“Bob Redford and I started working together in our 20s,” Fonda says, as footage of their classic films play in the background. “And we’ve had a film relationship and a friendship that has gone almost 50 years,” Redford adds.

, the Academy Award winners also played love interests in Marlon Brando’s thriller 

“People who know my history with Bob, and most popularly

, are very fond of the idea of the two of us together again,” Fonda says of their new film together.

RELATED: Jane Fonda Admits to Still Swooning Over 4-Time Co-Star Robert Redford: ‘I Fall Into His Eyes’

Based on Kent Haruf’s novel and adapted by 

 writers Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber, the film stars Fonda, 79, and Redford, 81, as widowed neighbors Addie Moore and Louis Waters. After the two start sleeping in bed together to platonically alleviate their loneliness, a real romance begins to form.

“This is our fourth movie together and now he’s 80 and I’m 79, and I thought, ‘That’s pretty cool, who would’ve thought?’ ” Fonda says with a laugh.

“There’s the relationship in the films, and then theres the personal one behind that,” Redford says. “It just turns out that we’ve been friends all these years but we’ve also been film partners.”

 will be released on Netflix and in select theaters on September 29.

Jim Carrey\'s Ex-Girlfriend Claimed He Introduced Her to \'Cocaine, Prostitutes, Mental Abuse and Disease’

Kim Cattrall Admits That She ‘Didn’t Want to Do’

Jennifer Garner Posts Makeup-Free Photo After Surviving Her Kids\' \'Yes Day\'

\'We\'re Not Doing It:\' Sarah Jessica Parker Confirms There Will Be No

Jim Carrey Vows He Will Not \'Give in\' to \'Desperate Characters\' in Wrongful Death Suit Over Ex’s Suicide