Burt Reynolds Sally Field Love Of His Life!

Recently, Burt Reynolds admitted that the very woman who fits this description in his life is none other than former girlfriend / co-star, Sally Field.

"Although the book is largely a work of nostalgia - a valentine to those, including Bette Davis, Johnny Carson, Clint Eastwood, and Sally Field, who shaped his life and career - Reynolds agreed to talk about anything and everything for this article", wrote Ned Zeman. Men are like that, you know.

The couple were hot and heavy in the late 1970s and early 1980s and co-starred in four of Burt's biggest hits - Smokey And The Bandit, Smokey And The Bandit II, The End, and Hooper.

If Burt Reynolds had one thing to say to his ex Sally Field, it would be: "I just can't quit you!"

On Thursday, Fields attended the Women's Media Center Awards in New York City, where she was asked about her reaction to Reynolds stunning revelation. "You find the flawless person, and then you do everything you can to screw it up".

The actor revealed that he blames himself for his poor track record with women, going on to say: "It's going to be bad sometimes".

"And they say, 'Oh, no, you're not". The interview was part of a promotional campaign to plug Burt Reynolds' upcoming autobiography, “But Enough About Me, ” and judging from the rest of the interview, which you can read here, the actor has entered a period of massive self-reflection. I hate that guy.

The Norma Rae actress went on to marry her second husband, film producer Alan Greisman, in 1984, while Reynolds eventually Wednesday Loni Anderson in 1988. "I have no response, really, and any response I would have would belong to him" Way to keep it private Sally! And it's not them. Sally Field has married and divorced twice since the 5-year romance with Burt ended.

Reynolds' memoir, But Enough About Me, is slated to be released on November 17. During the event, Reynolds engaged in a question and answer session with Smokey and the Bandit fans.

Vanity Fair reported that he has received an offer of $4.9 million.