Holland Taylor thinks starring in a movie with Sarah Paulson would be 'creepy'

Holland Taylor thinks it would be "creepy" to star in a movie with partner Sarah Paulson.

The Brothers actress admitted she and the American Horror Story star - who have been together since 2015 - have discussed the possibility of sharing the screen but ultimately turned down a project they were both offered and "don't think" they'd ever accept such an offer.

Appearing on Today, Holland, 83, was asked if she and Sarah, 51, would ever work together and she said: “You know, we were just talking about that, about a particular project, and I said, ‘I don’t know. It seems kind of ew.’ ”

Asked what the movie in question was, she replied: “I’m not going to say now!

“I said, ‘Wouldn’t it be creepy?’ She said, ‘Kinda.’ So we don’t really want to.

“We don’t think we would ever like the idea.”

Sarah previously revealed she and Holland don't live together.

She told Entertainment Tonight: "'I have to clarify this. We don’t live together meaning we don’t own a home together, but we’re together more often than we are not."

Holland noted that there is "a lot of variety" in their relationship as they spend a lot of time going between each other's properties.

Holland believes one of the keys to their relationship is that they share a lot of similar traits.

She said: "I think we're interested in the same things about character in people.

"I think we like thinking about people in the same way, understanding them. 'What is their thing? What is the thing that drives them, pleases them, hurts them? What's the thing?' We just like to understand these things."

Sarah has enjoyed huge success during her career - but she's always remained connected to her friends.

Holland explained: "I mean, she has quite a number of really close friends. But for Sarah, having close friends means spending time with them, knowing what's going on with them, keeping in touch with them. And if anything is going on with anybody, she'll have them on her mind, and she'll check in late at night, 'How are you doing? How's it going?' I mean, she's just the most thoughtful and attentive friend I've ever seen anybody be. She's really wonderful though."