Jane Seymour
PMP Network presents:
Jane Seymour joins Mark Snyder to discuss her extensive acting career. She reflects on her well-known roles, such as Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, and her numerous appearances in mini-series. Seymour shares insights into her experiences in the entertainment industry.
Jane Seymour
“Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman”
About Jane Seymour
Jane Seymour is a British actress who gained prominence in the 1970s with her role as Solitaire in the James Bond film Live and Let Die. She became widely known for starring in numerous television miniseries throughout the 1970s and 1980s, earning the nickname "Queen of the Miniseries." Her most celebrated role came as the lead in Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, which ran for six seasons and earned her a Golden Globe Award along with multiple Emmy and SAG nominations. She was honored as an Officer of the British Empire by Queen Elizabeth II.
In this interview
- Discusses appearing on Trio's Epic TV special about top 10 miniseries of all time
- Recalls being dubbed the Queen of the Miniseries for her extensive work
- Mentions starring in Captains and the Kings, Seventh Avenue, East of Eden, War and Remembrance
“I got to start so many of them. I think one point they kind of dubbed me the Queen of the miniseries.”— Jane Seymour, in this interview
Since this interview
Seymour continued her television career with the lead role in the Irish series Harry Wild beginning in 2022. In 2024, she appeared in the Netflix film Irish Wish, which debuted at number one on the platform's most-watched films list.
