The Dynasty actress thinks the art of seduction will be disallowed as the world becomes overwhelmingly more PC.

Dame Joan Collins who has enjoyed a highly successful 60-year acting career appeared on popular UK show, Good Morning Britain earlier today to ostensibly chat about her latest venture, Unscripted.  The one-woman show is intended to be "a once in a lifetime opportunity to spend an intimate, entertaining and unforgettable evening in the company of a true Hollywood legend." The subject of consent and political correctness came to dominate the conversation, however. The 85-year-old chatted to Piers Morgan about the recent news that people were taking offence to the popular Christmas tune, Baby It's Cold Outside. Critics have claimed that the tone and some of the lyrics in the song, which tell the story of a man trying to convince a female guest to stay over, are "rapey". Joan defended the classic saying it was "ludicrous" to suggest banning it. She spoke about seduction saying it's "not going to be allowed any more" and continued:

"I mean, is somebody going to have to ask permission to the parents before they can kiss a girl? It's absolutely becoming out of control and it seems it seems to have happened in the last two years."

Finally out of my sickbed and off to lunch in outfit 19 of my #CountdownToChristmas #fashion - vintage @RalphLauren suede skirt and faux fur hat and gilet. pic.twitter.com/uBrolfzT1D

— Joan Collins (@Joancollinsdbe) December 16, 2018

Both she and Piers Morgan agreed that "the world's gone nuts" and no one can make a joke about anything anymore. What do you think about Joan's comments in the GMB interview?