Jane Asher (re)Source

Jane had an aunt in the country with a big posh house. We’d drive out there and stay. Or we would go to Scotland, where we’d meet the local vet and the next-door landowner and go and have whiskies late at night and regale each other with great Highland stories. They were all fascinated by the two of us because we came from such a different world from them and we were individually from different worlds.

I remember Jane had an old aunt in Great Smith Street in Westminster and that was intriguing because I’d never seen inside those tiny miniature houses before. She had one of the old freeholds and she had a maid who would appear when she rang the bell. She used to serve us tea on the old silver, and it was really English tea. It was like something you read about in a Hardy novel. That was it for me, it was stuff happening that I’d only ever read of in books. It was an overhang from Britain’s genteel past. She was a very old lady and we used to visit her quite often. It was nice because I’ve never really had a problem with age. I always liked being the young person that the old people found interesting and you could talk to them and ask, ‘How was it?’ And you could tell 'em all the modern stories and they’d say, 'Oh, really?’ It was always a good basis for an afternoon out. So we got around, we could go places, we could visit quite freely.

Death at a Funeral (2007)

I think Jane Asher and Paul McCartney were a very iconic 1960s couple, but he was unfaithful to her many times so I don't think they were perfect for each other... That has to be Gerald Scarfe, for Jane.

(not my photo).

And as for onscreen couples, Jane acted along with David Weston as her boyfriend in Romeo and Juliet (the 1963 TV mini series) and in The Masque of Red Death (1964), so I choose him for her :)