Jane Seymour is an English star cast, who has a huge net worth of $70 million. She is highly successful in her career and has played various roles, both major and minor in her life Jane Seymour is widely recognized for her performance as a Bond girl in James Bond and the nominal position in the popular show "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman". Seymour's profession started in 1969, when she eighteen years old. She got an un-credited role in a film (Oh! What A Lovely War) by director Richard Attenborough. This is not the only contact she has to Attenborough – she married his son Michael, later working on the film. Jane's big break came from the main role a year next in the movie "The Only Way".

Seymour is the oldest of three daughters. Her father, John Frankenberg, was a polish obstetrician and her mother named Mieke, a former Red Cross nurse. Her first love was ballet and she concentrated toward making a career in that field. She made her specialized debut at the age of 13 years, with the London Festival Ballet. She then moved the Arts Educational Trust to accept additional teaching. Three years later, after a performance with the Kirov Ballet, Seymour hurt her knee, which effectively finished her dancing career.

Jane Seymour has been married four times. Seymour married Michael Attenborough who is the son of famous British director Richard Attenborough, when she was 20 years. The marriage was short –lived. In 1977, Seymour married once more, this time to a businessman, Geoffrey Planer. After a year, the couple divorced. In 1981, Seymour married her business manager named David Flynn. The marriage bore two children, Katie and Sean, but the couple divorced in 1992. She never had an extra marital affair.

Seymour met actor director husband Keach, in 1992, and then married in May of 1993. Seymour gave birth to twins in 1996, bringing the family a lot of joy. The family holds houses in Malibu, California and Bath, England.

In a new interview, she said that she will learn to grow from trouble and take it as a motivation to induce positive changes in her life.

Seymour is a celebrity ambassador for Child help, a national non-profit organization dedicated to assistance victims of child abuse and lapse. In 2007, she advocated a children's Art Pillow competition as part of the Jane Seymour Collection, with the profits going to child assistance.

Seymour devotes much of her time these days, to her art. She makes appearances at galleries, around the country. In addition to fine art, Seymour markets a line of jewelry called Open Hearts, a skin care program as well as furniture and home accessories. She also created the Open Hearts Foundation, which supports arts, education, health and sports charities.