Jane Seymour Profile, Age, Spouse, Children, Net Worth, Movies & Wiki

Jane Seymour Profile, Age, Spouse, Children, Net Worth, Movies & Wiki

Jane SeymourA ballet lover, she has become one of the most respected TV and film actresses in Hollywood and the world. Jane Seymour’s name is synonymous with class, style and beauty. Moviegoers credit her for playing the wily vixen “Cards” in the fast-paced James Bond masterpiece “Life and Death.” What makes her unique is that the roles she plays are as exciting and mysterious as her charismatic personality. From acting Bond’s love interest to the quirky, stimulating Dr. Quinn’s “The Doctor.” Quinn: Medicine Woman, she has grown from a simple girl with simple ballet dreams to the reigning queen of 20th century TV and movies.

While her career was lucrative, her personal life was not so bright. She has been married four times and has suffered many personal tragedies in her family. Her first publication, Jane Seymour’s Guide to a Romantic Life, became a worldwide bestseller, and she soon followed with a series of other successful children’s books. While working, she also dedicates a lot of time to painting and her growing fashion empire.

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Wiki/Biodata

birth name	Joyce Penelope Wilhelmina Frankenberg
Nick name	Jane Seymour
age	(as of 2022) 71 years
religion	Judaism
Sun Sign / Zodiac Sign	Aquarius
place of birth	Hayes, Middlesex, London, UK
date of birth	February 15, 1951
Country of Citizenship	U.K
Residential	St. Catharines, Florida, United States
hometown	Hayes, Middlesex, London, UK
Hobby	Not available
family
mother’s name	Mieke (van Tricht) (Nurse)
father’s name	John Benjamin Frankenberg (Obstetrician)
brother	no
elder sister	• Anne Gould (young) • Sally Frankenberg (young)
Boyfriend/Affair
affairs/boyfriend	• Mick Jagger • Michael Attenborough (1971-1973) • Jeffrey Planer (1977-1978) • David Flynn (1981-1992) • James Keech (1993-2015)
Marital status, husband and children
husband/spouse	• James Keech (m. 1993–2015) • David Flynn (m. 1981–1992) • Geoffrey Planer (m. 1977–1978) • Michael Attenborough (m. 1971–1973)
wedding date	Not available
children	Daughter – Katherine Flynn Son- • John Stacy Keach • Sean Flynn • Christopher Steven Keech Jane Seymour and her children
educate
School	Trane School of Art Education, Hertfordshire
College University	Columbia University
Education	graduate
Profession	Film actress, writer
Brand recognition	• Clairol loving care • pistachio • Natural Advantage Skin Care System • Kay Jewelers advertises her own brand, Open Hearts jewelry • Le Jardin Fragrance fragrance • Le Jardin d’amour perfume • Clairol loving care • Gerber Baby Food • Biological advertising • Avandia (rosiglitazone maleate), a type 2 diabetes drug
professional manager	Guttman Society
Height, Weight and Body Measurements
height (approximately)	in cm – 161 cm in meters – 1.61 m feet inches – 5’3″
Weight (approximately)	in kilograms – 55 kilograms in pounds – 121 pounds
graph measurement
breast size	35 inches
hip size	34 inches
waistline	24 inches
Extra ordinary functions
race/ethnicity	white
hair color	light brown
eye color	Right Eye – Brown Left Eye – Green
sexuality	straight
clothing size	4 (US) or 36 (EU)
shoe size	7 (US)
favorite things
favorite food	Garlic, smoked salmon with real nut bread, hard bread with lots of grains
favorite song	Bohemian Rhapsody (Queen), Imagine (John Lennon), Without You (Harry Nelson)
favorite pastime	painting
dispute	no

The journey of life

Joyce Penelope Wilhelmina Frankenberg was born in Uxbridge, Middlesex (now Greater London), England, to nurse Mick and Famous Obstetrician and gynecologist Benjamin John Frankenberg. Her father, Jewish, was born in England, from a family in the village of Novitezepowo, Poland.

Her mother, a Dutch Protestant (with her family from Deventer), was a war defendant during World War II and had lived in the Dutch East Indies (now Indonesia). Seymour announced that she had acquired Dutch from her mother and her Japanese barracks orphans, who often vacationed together in the Netherlands when she was a child.

Encouraged by her parents, who sent her to Geneva to live with family and friends in order to practice her language skills, she also learned to speak fluent French.

Seymour’s grandfather moved to the East End of London when he left the Czarist Holocaust at the age of 14. He was recorded in the 1911 census as living in Bethnal Green as a barber and eventually went on to establish his own business.

Seymour’s father, Benjamin, qualified at the University of London Medical School in 1938 and entered the medical department of the RAFVR after the outbreak of the war, serving successively in England, Belgium, Italy and South Africa, completing his service as a group leader and being picked up on the dispatch and.

After the war, Frankenberg resumed his career in several London hospitals, including St Leonards Hospital, Hackney Hospital, East End Maternity Hospital, London City Maternity Hospital and finally Hillingdon Hospital , for which he created the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology. A close associate of Patrick Steptoe, he participated in pioneering discussions on in vitro fertilization and published papers on teenage sexuality.

Seymour was educated at Tring Park School of Performing Arts in Hertfordshire. She chose the screen name Jane Seymour after Queen Jane Seymour because it seemed to sell better. One of Seymour’s distinguishing features is heterochromia, which makes her right eye brown and her left green.

Jane Seymour Net Worth

Jane Seymour has a net worth of $90 million.

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Jane Seymour Movies & TV Shows

• In 1970, she starred in her first major film, The Only Way. In the film, she played the role of a Jewish woman trying to escape Nazi persecution.
• In 1973, she performed “Emma Callon” on the hit TV series “The Onedin Line,” which ran for several years.
• During this period, she also starred in the miniseries “Frankenstein: True Story” in the female lead “Prima”.
• She rose to fame in late 1973 when she received critical acclaim for her performance of “Cards” in the James Bond blockbuster “Life and Death.”
• In 1975, she played “Princess Farah” in Sinbad and the Tiger Eye, the final installment of the Sinbad trilogy. The film was released in 1977 after all the stop motion sequences were completed.
• The following year, she performed “Selina” in the Battlestar Galactica film and its TV adaptation.
• In 1980, she appeared on the big screen with the comedy film “Oh Tengu”, which was well received by film critics.
• Her next film, Sometime in 1980, didn’t do well when it hit theaters.
• However, it has gained a loyal following and even makes an annual pilgrimage to the Victorian hotel site where this epic love story was filmed.
• She soon began appearing in roles based on a variety of literary works, and has starred in classics such as Scarlet Pipnell, The Phantom of the Opera and Lassiter.
• In 1988, she starred in the World War II epic War and Memorial, an adaptation of Herman Walker’s Winds of War.
• In the early 1990s, she became the reigning queen of TV movies and played a wide range of roles, from troubled teenage girls to glamorous seductresses.
• It was during this time that she worked closely with actor/director James Keech, who would later become her husband.
• She got rid of her distressed teenage role and chose to star in a career-defining TV series “The Doctor.” Quinn: Medicine Woman’, aired from 1993 to 1998. The series kept viewers engaged over the course of six seasons.
• During this particularly productive period, she faced tragedies in her personal life that led her to co-author the first of several children’s books called Yum!. A Tale of Two Cookies, 1998.
• Then she appeared on TV shows like “The Doctor.” Quinn’s TV series, “The Doctor.” Quinn Medicine Woman: The Movie’ and ‘Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman: Inside,’ delivered in 1999 and 2001, respectively.
• In early 2004, she played “Genevieve Teague” in the acclaimed pre-Smallman series “Smallboys”.
• She took a break from television again and began appearing in films such as Wedding Breaker, which was released in 2005.
• She participated in the small TV comedy series “Modern Men”. From 2009 to 2011, she soon began appearing on a number of reality shows, including “Iron Chef America: The Series” and “Dancing with the Stars.”
• She also appeared in several episodes of the US hit series The Castle. On the big screen, she played Mandy Moore’s mother in the 2011 romantic comedy Love, Wedding, Marriage.

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