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Jane Seymour seen at the 2016 Carousel of Hope Ball - Los Angeles, California, United States - Sunday 9th October 2016

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Jane Seymour poses alone and with Clint Reilly and Christi Paul at the Domestic Violence Hotline's 20th Annual Gala in the historic Julia Morgan Ballroom atop the Merchants Exchange Building in San Francisco's Financial District. As part of the celebrations Franc D'Ambrosio performed pieces from Phantom of the Opera. The hauntingly beautiful performance commemorated the 20th anniversary of Domestic Violence Hotline's life-changing support to survivors of domestic violence. San Francisco, California, United States - Thursday 13th October 2016

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Jane Seymour seen on the red carpet entering the 2016 Carousel of Hope Ball, held at the Beverly Hilton Hotel - Beverly Hills, California, United States - Sunday 9th October 2016

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Jane Seymour at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) - Los Angeles, California, United States - Tuesday 27th September 2016

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Fifty Shades Of Black Trailer


Marlon Wayans, the king of parody films has decided to tackle one of biggest films of 2015 with his take on Fifty Shades Of Grey, aptly called Fifty Shades Of Black. The film follows much of the same plot but as you might expect, has some seriously funny additions to the original story which basically makes a (necessary) mock of the blockbuster.

Wayans plays Christian Black, a business tycoon with too much money than sense. The gorgeous Kali Hawk plays the timid and initially reluctant Hannah.

Fifty Shades of Black is directed by Michael Tiddes and will be released in cinemas around the US from January 2016.

Jane Seymour - Jane Seymour leaves an office in Beverly Hills in a summer red dress - Los Angeles, California, United States - Monday 14th September 2015

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Austenland Review


Weak

Fans of romantic fiction may enjoy this gimmicky comedy, which cleverly plays around with Jane Austen's fiction but kind of misses its own joke. The screenwriters seem to think they're combining sudsy fantasy with darker realism. But actually everything on screen is plainly ridiculous, only livened up by a couple of the actors.

The story starts in America, where Jane (Russell) is so obsessed with Austen's novels that she's sure Mr Darcy is coming for her any day now. So she spends her savings on a holiday at Austenland in England, where Mrs Wattlesbrook (Seymour) lets her clients live as if they're in a 19th century novel. Jane's only fellow guests are Elizabeth and Amelia (Coolidge and King), both of whom flirt shamelessly with Nobley, Andrews and East (Feild, Callis and Whittle), the actors on hand to play dashing bachelors. But Jane is more interested in sexy stable boy Martin (McKenzie).

As the script strains to layer romance and fantasy into this goofy set-up, there are a few snappy one-liners that get us laughing, thanks mainly to the expert improvisation skills of Coolidge, who can make anything funny. By contrast, Russell is annoyingly naive and sulky, while King tips the opposite way into broad farce. The men are more interesting because we occasionally get to see them as the actors they really are, but none of them are very complex, and we can guess where the story is going from the start.

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Austenland: Pride & Prejudice Fanaticism, With Bret McKenzie [Trailer + Pictures]


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The premise of Austenland is simple – by today’s standards at least - Jane Hayes loves everything Jane Austin and Pride & Prejudice. She loves the regency era, the clothes, the accents and the drama, but most of all, she well and truly loves Mr. Darcy. We’ve all been there, right? (I’m talking to the boyfriends).

Bret McKenzie and Keri RussellMcKenzie and Russell look wistfully into the sky

As if filling her with bedroom all manner of Austen-themed memorabilia wasn’t enough, Hayes – played by Keri Russell – embarks on an adventure to the ultimate Austen experience in England, something that strips her of her life savings. But, hang on a minute; the world that Austen brought to life in her books isn’t actually that swell. Where’s the Internet? Facebook? NO CONTACT MUSIC?! Well this won’t do.

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Austenland Trailer


Jane Hayes has, what some might say, an unhealthy obsession with Jane Austen's novels and all things from the Regency era. She's infatuated with Mr. Darcy from 'Pride and Prejudice' - of whom she has a cardboard cut-out portrayed by Colin Firth from the 1995 Emmy winning BBC series - and has filled her bedroom with all manner of Austen-themed memorabilia. After discovering an ultimate Austen experience in England, she puts all her life savings into making the trip there, immersing herself completely in the Regency style excursion and finding her Mr. Darcy. However, it soon becomes clear that living without modern amenities is almost unthinkable and the paradise she imagined is far from bliss. Although she starts to contemplate that she may have wasted all her life savings, she does meet a potential love interest, though he may not be what she was looking for.

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Jane Seymour And James Keach Together On Red Carpet, Days After Announcing Divorce


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This might be one of the most civil (and frankly a little confusing now) divorces to happen in Tinseltown for quite some time, with actress Jane Seymour and her estranged husband James Keach appearing together on the red carpet before the third annual Open Hearts Foundation fundraiser in Malibu, California on Saturday (April 13) - only days after the two announced their divorce. The former couple announced their split after 20 years of matrimony, but are clearly mature enough to put on a united front during for a worthy cause like Saturday's fundraiser.

The former bond girl and director Keach have been together for decades but their split was announced by Seymour amidst the persistent rumours. According to the Daily Mail, the pair are currently negotiating the terms of their split and have been having troubled with their marriage for some years, with the couple heading their separate ways around Easter time this year. Despite their recent break-up, the pair still looked amicable together and smiled politely for the camera, with Jane wowing as always, regardless of her advancing years, in a low-cut light blue gown. Keach opted for a suit and tie look.

As well as acting, Seymour is well-known for her designs jewellery, furniture and clothing lines, as well as her artwork, which founded her ties with the Open Hearts Foundation to begin with. Seymour has long been a patron of the charity, whose emblem is a design created by the 62-year-old, and Keach has long supported the charity along with his ex-wife.

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Video - Jane Seymour Discusses Upcoming Movie Plans At Book Signing


British actress and former Bond girl Jane Seymour talks with her fans at a signing in Coral Gables for her new self-help book 'Open Hearts Family: Connecting with One Another'.

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Freeloaders Trailer


A bunch of freeloaders are living rent-free in a rockstar's luxurious mansion, however, when they are informed that the owner Adam Duritz (incidentally, the lead singer of Counting Crows), who is often away from home due to work and is therefore unheard of by some of his home's occupants, has decided to sell his lavish property in favour of moving to New York. In order to carry on living their swish, unearned lifestyles, the gang have to come up with $400,000 down payment which they attempt through selling some of Adam's stuff on eBay and allowing a porn movie to be shot on the property. Realizing that there's no way they can make enough money to keep the house, they embark on a sabotage mission, doing everything they possibly can to make sure the house is not sold.  

'Freeloaders' is a brilliant new comedy from the producer of 'Super Troopers' and 'Beerfest' (Richard Perello), directed by Dan Rosen ('Dead Man's Curve') and co-written by Dave Gibbs in his screenwriting debut. With a variety of guest appearances including from Adam Duritz of Counting Crows who was also a co-producer, this upcoming flick is scheduled to hit movie theaters in January 2013.

Starring: Olivia Munn, Jane Seymour, Nat Faxon, Clifton Collins Jr., Kevin Sussman, Dave Foley, Jay Chandrasekhar, Zoe Boyle, Garrett Morris, Dana Goodman, Natalie Morales & Kevin Heffernan, Brit Morgan.

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Fancy Owning James Bond's Aston Martin? Your's For £150,000!


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Christie’s auction house in London is selling 50 special items of James Bond memorabilia. The historical sale will take place next Friday (October 5, 2012), to mark the 50th anniversary of the release of Dr. No. The 007 auction will benefit a number of different charities, including UNICEF, which already has links to the 007 via its involvement with the former Bond star Roger Moore.

According to The Telegraph, 40 of the items will be on sale between September 28 and October 8. 10 of the most impressive items will then be sold in a live auction on October 5, which is Global James Bond Day. One of the special items of memorabilia to go on sale is a one-third scale model of the actual Aston Martin used in the latest Bond movie Skyfall, which is scheduled for release in October. It is reported that the model is expected to fetch between £30,000 and £40,000. More impressively, an Aston Martin built in 2008 and used in Quantum of Solace’s opening sequences, is expected to bring in between £100,000 and £150,000.

A number of smaller items will be on sale, for Bond fanatics whose purse strings perhaps won’t stretch that far. The tarot cards used by Jane Seymour’s character Solitaire in Live and Let Die will be on sale, as will the golden bullet belt buckle that formed part of Christopher Lee’s costume when he played Scaramanga in The Man With the Golden Gun. Memorabilia from all 23 James Bond movies will be included in the sale.


Video - Jane Seymour Discusses Open Heart Foundation


British actress Jane Seymour (Dr Quinn, Medicine Woman; Live and Let Die; Wedding Crashers) is interviewed in New York for her Open Hearts Foundation charity in lieu of Valentine's Day. Jane begins the interview by explaining the foundation's origins. She also talks about her flourishing art career, which began after she received free art lessons a number of years ago.

Recently, Jane guest starred in an episode of Castle in 2011. She will next be seen in the upcoming romantic comedy Austenland, which will be released in 2012 and will star Jennifer Coolidge and Keri Russell

Wedding Crashers Review


Good
About 20 minutes before the credits roll in "WeddingCrashers," something goes very wrong. It feels as if a drunken scriptdoctor stumbled into the party, demanded to know where all the clicheshad gone and insisted they be put right back where they belong.

Soon there are interrupted weddings, "I tried to tellyou but couldn't" apologies and an avalanche of other plot machinationsthat come close to ruining what is otherwise the bawdiest, most consistentlyhilarious comedy so far this year.

Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson have an ad-lib-happy, almostHope-and-Crosby-like chemistry as a pair of buddies -- ironically talenteddivorce mediators by profession -- who spend their free time attendingweddings of people they don't know to score with girls they'll never seeagain. Almost the entire first reel of the movie is something akin to afilmmaking miracle -- one long, perfectly-tuned montage sequence of variousethnic weddings that just keeps getting funnier and funnier as it mixestoasts, dances, flirtations, made-up war stories, fake tears, and prettygirls caught up in the romance of the day and jumping our heroes' bones.

Story proper kicks in when the boys dare to crash "theKentucky Derby of weddings" -- the Secretary of State's eldest daughteris getting hitched -- and Wilson lays eyes on the middle daughter (talented,bright-eyed Everygirl knockout Rachel McAdams) as she's quietly snickeringthrough her sister's corny self-written vows.

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Jane Seymour

Date of birth

15th February, 1951

Occupation

Actor

Sex

Female

Height

1.61


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Jane Seymour Movies

Fifty Shades Of Black Trailer

Fifty Shades Of Black Trailer

Marlon Wayans, the king of parody films has decided to tackle one of biggest films...

Austenland Movie Review

Austenland Movie Review

Fans of romantic fiction may enjoy this gimmicky comedy, which cleverly plays around with Jane...

Austenland Trailer

Austenland Trailer

Jane Hayes has, what some might say, an unhealthy obsession with Jane Austen's novels and...

Freeloaders Trailer

Freeloaders Trailer

A bunch of freeloaders are living rent-free in a rockstar's luxurious mansion, however, when they...

Wedding Crashers Movie Review

Wedding Crashers Movie Review

About 20 minutes before the credits roll in "WeddingCrashers," something goes very wrong. It feels...

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