Host Andy Cohen tested the actor’s memory by listing several of his prominent former costars, including Demi Moore, Kim Cattrall, and Meg Tilly. Lowe remained unmoved by the roster, pinning his choice on Kinski. When pressed for a reason, he pointed to her singular aesthetic impact during the 1980s, describing her as the most beautiful woman he had encountered during that era.
Beyond his past encounters, Lowe is pivoting toward a retrospective of his own career. He announced that a Netflix documentary, three years in production, is slated for release around Thanksgiving. While Lowe has reviewed cuts of the film, he confirmed he granted the directors creative control. He promised the project will present an unfiltered look at his life, covering the triumphs and the more notorious chapters of his career, including his widely criticized 1989 Oscars performance. The documentary aims to reconcile his early Brat Pack fame with the stable, long-term family life he built alongside his wife, Sheryl Berkoff.



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