Jane Seymour

Jane Seymour is a highly decorated British actress with a career spanning over five decades, known for her versatile performances across film and television. After achieving international fame as the iconic Bond girl Solitaire in the 1973 film ‘Live and Let Die,’ Jane Seymour quickly built a formidable career across film and television. Her early credits included an uncredited appearance in ‘Oh! What a Lovely War’ (1969), a major film role in ‘The Only Way’ (1970), and her first significant television role as Emma Callon in ‘The Onedin Line’ (1972).

She starred in the critically acclaimed miniseries ‘War and Remembrance’ (1988-1989) and appeared as Marie Antoinette in ‘La révolution française’ (1989). From 1993 to 2001, Seymour captivated audiences in her iconic lead role as Dr. Michaela ‘Mike’ Quinn in the long-running television series ‘Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman,’ for which she earned her second Golden Globe Award in 1995.

She continued to embrace varied roles, starring in ‘Lovestruck: The Musical’ (2013) and in the stage production of ‘The Vortex’ (2016). In recent years, Seymour has continued to garner critical acclaim, starring in the 2020 film ‘Ruby’s Choice’ and earning Best Actress at the ASIN Awards (2021) and a Best Foreign Film/Feature Film win at BIFF (2023). She took on the title role as Harry Wild in the mystery series ‘Harry Wild,’ which premiered in 2022. Expanding her work with major platforms, she appeared in ‘Irish Wish’ on Netflix in 2024.

Looking ahead to 2025, Seymour is slated to host the new series ‘Relative Secrets’ and will be awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Fine Arts from High Point University, further cementing her legacy in the arts.