Jane Seymour Declares She’s in Her Prime at 74
Jane Seymour, the iconic actress, is boldly embracing her age at 74, asserting that she feels “in my prime right now.” During an interview at AARP’s annual Movies for Grownups Awards in Beverly Hills, she discussed the secrets to her vibrant confidence and active lifestyle.
Age is Just a Number
Seymour attributes her well-being to a sensible approach towards health and lifestyle choices. She remarked, “I do my own hair and makeup, figure out my own clothes, and eat sensibly. I’m never on a crazy diet.” This grounded perspective, combined with an appreciation for life, fuels her positive outlook.
A Thriving Career
- Career Span: Over five decades
- Notable Roles:
- Bond girl Solitaire in 1973’s “Live and Let Die”
- Dr. Michaela Quinn in “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman” (1993-1998)
- Golden Globe winner for “East of Eden” (1981)
Seymour’s career is notable for her versatility across film, television, and publishing. She gained prominence as a Bond girl in the classic film “Live and Let Die” and later starred in the beloved series “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman,” which earned her accolades and recognition.
Current Projects and Future Plans
At present, Seymour is busy filming the fifth season of her mystery series “Harry Wild,” which she also executive produces. The new season will premiere later this year. Additionally, she is co-producing a film adaptation of the upcoming novel “The Truth About Horses.”
In 2010, she established the Open Hearts Foundation, which focuses on empowering individuals to transform adversity into positive social change. As she approaches her 75th birthday on February 15, she is planning a major gala for the foundation.
Personal Reflections
Reflecting on her expansive career, Seymour shared, “It’s hard to select a favorite project, but I cherish ‘War and Remembrance’ because of its significant historical context.” She admits that keeping an active schedule and balancing various projects makes her feel grateful and fulfilled.
As Jane Seymour celebrates an impressive career at 74, she continues to inspire others with her audacity and zest for life. Her upcoming autobiography, set for release next year, promises to offer further insights into her experiences and philosophies.
