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Chris Martin's Mother-in-law Blythe Danner A Big Coldplay Fan

Blythe Danner, beautiful American actress, mother to lovely Gwyneth Paltrow and therefore mother-in-law of Coldplay singer Chris Martin, says that she catches Coldplay in concert whenever she can: "I go to every [Coldplay concert] that comes along. If we're in the same place, wherever - New York, L.A. - I've been all of those. When I'm in town, I go." She adds, "I'm usually in back with my daughter, screaming just as loud as everybody else."

 

To find out what Danner has to say about her son-in-law and her two little grandchildren, read more after the jump!

 

Danner & Apple in 2004Danner is obviously very fond of her son-in-law, Chris Martin: "I adore him. And I think it's great, great stuff. It's deep. He's extraordinarly talented and funny and he writes great poems."

 

The 63-year-old says that her fountain of youth comes from being a grandmother: "Being a grandmother has probably done the most for my heart and soul and happiness. I used to glaze over when my friends would go on about it. I'd say, 'Oh, please don't tell me how incredible it is.' But then here I am. It's really profound. It's just very, very deep. It's very primal.

 

About her future, Danner says that there'll probably be a sequel to "Meet the Parents", a hilarious movie starring Ben Stiller, Robert De Niro and many more. "I heard there was [a sequel coming]. I said to Bod, 'Next we'll be on canes, then walkers, then wheelchairs, but keep them coming.' Oh, it's fun. I just go and laugh. Sit in the corner and basically laugh at everybody."

 

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