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Jane Seymour, Enchantress
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Jane Seymour on Posing for Playboy, Befriending the World’s Richest Woman, and #MeToo
Jane Seymour. Photo: Jon Kopaloff/Getty Images,
How you relate to Jane Seymour says a lot about your age. Know her as a Bond girl? Congratulations, you’re over 40. Recognize her from Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman? You’re either a millennial or a part of Generation X. Do you associate her as that sexually voracious woman from Wedding Crashers? Well, actually a lot people do.
A more recent role centers the actress in the world of skin care. She’s a spokesperson for Crepe Erase, and while promoting the brand, Seymour spoke with the Cut.
Why did you partner with Crepe Erase?
I don’t do any treatments, I don’t go to a dermatologist, I don’t have any of those things done. No peels, no nothing. The first time I used Crepe Erase, I didn’t think it was going to work. I had immediate results, and I went to work out and my trainer said to me: “what have you done? You must have had a peel because your skin looks amazing.” My massage therapist said the same thing. He massages all of the famous people who are half my age and he said their skin isn’t as good as mine. I told him about Crepe Erase, and then he took a tub of it and started using it on very famous people who I can’t mention. All I ca
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Jane Seymour Poses for 'Playboy' at 67: 'I Feel Much Sexier Now Than I Ever Did When I Was Younger'
Jane Seymour is back in Playboy, 45 years after appearing in her first pictorial for the magazine. And the 67-year-old actress said she feels sexier than ever.
Seymour, who currently stars in Pop TV’s Let’s Get Physical, opened up to the publication about her confidence in a new interview published Thursday.
“I feel much sexier now than I ever did when I was younger,” she said, recalling her first Playboy pictorial in 1973 — the same year she played a Bond girl opposite Roger Moore in Live and Let Die. “Then, I was like, ‘Oh gosh, I’m supposed to be sexy. What is that?!’ ”
“There’s an enormous freedom in having lived as long as I have. Like my father used to say, I’m comfortable in my own skin,” she added to Playboy. “I’m not trying to prove anything to anyone. When you’re younger, it’s all about ‘look at me.’ I’m not trying to get anyone to look at me.”
People are looking at her, though — including thirtysomething men, who she told the outlet hit on her from time to time. “I say, ‘Oh, darn, in another life,’ ” she joked. “I find that very flattering. I mean, usually you’re invisible by this age!”
According to the star, her aging process