Jane Fonda regrets turning down the late Marvin Gaye.
The “Grace and Frankie” star claimed Gaye was so fond of her, he had a picture of her on his fridge.
Gaye died in 1984 at age 44 after his father shot him.
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“Who I do think about, and what is a great regret is Marvin Gaye,” Fonda, 82, told a New York Times reporter.
The reporter initially asked the Oscar winner if she regretted not having sex with Che Guevara, to which she responded, “No, I don’t think about him.”
As far as her encounter with Gaye, she said, “He wanted to and I didn't.”
Fonda added: “I was married to Tom [Hayden]. I was meeting a lot of performers to try to do concerts for Tom and the woman who was helping me do that introduced me to Marvin Gaye.”
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The activist was married to Tom Hayden from 1973 to 1990. They share 47-year-old son Troy Garity.
The reporter then asked if the Motown singer used his famous song title “Sexual Healing” as a pickup line when he tried to pursue Fonda.
“I needed some but he didn't say that, no," the Golden Globes winner revealed.
Fonda added: "But then I read, apparently he had my picture on his refrigerator. I didn’t find that out until later after he was dead."
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The “Book Club” actress also seemingly had regrets about having a sexual encounter with her co-star Marlon Brando in the 1966 film “The Chase.”
Fonda called the experience “disappointing” before adding that she still thought of Brando as a “great actor.”