Did you know that Jane Seymour was a sexy Bond girl long before taking on the role of Dr. Quinn and that she’s also the oldest woman to have ever posed for Playboy? Jane Seymour is an actress that audience members will most closely associate with her titular role in the 1990s television series Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman. However, decades before taking on that iconic role, Jane appeared as a Bond girl alongside Roger Moore’s James Bond in 1973’s Live and Let Die. Though those who know Jane best as Dr. Quinn will likely think of her as a modest and motherly figure, Jane knew how to turn the heat up during her days as a Bond girl.
▬Contents of this video▬ 00:00 - Intro 00:28 - Jane Seymour’s Early Life 02:05 - Jane Was Eager to Play Bond Girl Solitaire 03:38 - Jane Seymour Broke the Bond Girl Curse 05:27 - Lucky in Hollywood, Unlucky in Love 06:46 - Jane Seymour Is Still Hot at 71! 07:06 - Outro
Jane Seymour was born in England, though she came of age in a small Dutch town. There, she learned how to speak Dutch fluently. Upon returning to England, she began making a bid to become a star. She began showing up on British television, where she caught the eyes of the producers of the James Bond film franchise. In the early 1970s, Jane was given the opportunity to play Bond girl Solitaire in Live and Let Die. At the time, Jane wasn’t aware of what had come to be known as the “Bond girl curse”.
Jane managed to eschew the Bond girl curse thanks to her successful titular role on Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman. However, those who only know Jane from that 1990s television series will likely have their minds blown when they see how hot she used to be back during her days as a Bond girl. Join Facts Verse as we explore pictures of young Jane Seymour that are almost too spicy for TV.
Pictures of Young Jane Seymour Are Almost Too Spicy for TV
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