- Jane Seymour shares her embarrassing audition tale
- Seymour auditioned with Richard Chamberlain
- It was a cringe-worthy incident
In a world where glitz and glam reign supreme, Jane Seymour (72), the evergreen actress and working mother of four, reveals a side-splitting, yet utterly human moment from her storied career. Picture this: the scene is set for an audition that could change everything, and who should be there but heartthrob Richard Chamberlain. But wait, there's a twist! Jane's motherly duties take center stage as she unexpectedly starts lactating... on Richard Chamberlain!
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Yes, you read that right! The 'Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman' star recounted the cringe-worthy incident to Stellar, saying, "My milk came back in, all over Richard! Somehow I lactated onto his bare chest! It was not good — quite a puddle, you would say. It was the most embarrassing thing." Talk about a wet audition!
Despite the mishap, which Seymour believes cost her the role in the 1983 miniseries 'The Thorn Birds,' she's never laid eyes on the drama series. "I have never seen it. I was so devastated that I never watched it," she confesses. Can you imagine the horror? It's enough to make anyone avoid their TV!
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But don't cry over spilled milk! Seymour has since enjoyed a remarkable career, dazzling audiences with her timeless beauty and talent. She's a staunch advocate for aging naturally, shunning the knife as much as possible. "I'm all about aging naturally, I'm a great believer that this is my blank canvas," she declared on the breakfast show 'Hooten and The Lady.'
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Even after admitting to having breast implants in 2007 and a "minor" eyelift over a decade ago, Seymour remains a beacon of natural beauty in Hollywood. "My plastic surgeon had to special order them," she told 'People', proving that even in Tinseltown, one can keep it real.
So, let's raise a glass to Jane Seymour, the actress who can laugh at her own lactation-accident-turned-audition anecdote and still come out on top as one of the industry's most beloved and enduring stars!
