In roles from Bond Girl to Medicine Woman, Jane Seymour s luxuriant hair has almost become a star in its own right. Now the actress has shared how she keeps her locks looking so fabulous.
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This all sounds very Californian for someone who was born in Uxbridge, West London, still has the cut-glass accent she acquired at drama school here and is regarded by many Americans as the quintessential English rose, but that’s just the first and tiniest surprise of many in my conversation with Jane Seymour. She has lived an extraordinary life and is ready to talk freely and frankly about everything from playing a Bond girl at 20 to posing for Playboy at 67 – ‘I just thought they were crazy to ask!’ She’ll also reveal the heartbreaking secrets her parents kept, the startling out-of-body experience that changed her life and how she found the courage to confront a Hollywood predator. ‘That was the best acting I ever did in my life.’ Oh, and the spat she had with Robbie Williams about a country manor house, obviously. ‘His wife keeps telling me he’s very, very sorry.’
The 67-year-old drowned after he was caught in a rip while swimming at the popular beach. His daughter, Sabrina Hancock, said it was impossible to imagine what life would be like without her father by her side. Dad was his own man, she said. Everyone that knew him felt his energy and he was a force to be reckoned with. He was handsome and had a big twinkle in the eye and was this total contradiction in terms with a magnetic personality. Edouard Hancock sadly died while swimming at Peregian Beach on Sunday. The Beerwah man battled his own demons for more than a decade after living with complications from a brain injury.