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	'''Jane Seymour, [[w:Order of the British Empire\|OBE]]''' was born Joyce Penelope Wilhelmina Frankenberg on 15 February 1951 in Hayes in the UK as the daughter of a British obstetrician and his Dutch wife. She took the stage name of Jane Seymour at the age of 17.		'''Jane Seymour, [[w:Order of the British Empire\|OBE]]''' was born Joyce Penelope Wilhelmina Frankenberg on 15 February 1951 in Hayes in the UK as the daughter of a British obstetrician and his Dutch wife. She took the stage name of Jane Seymour at the age of 17.

	She has had a long career in both film and television, beginning in 1969 with an uncredited role in Richard Attenborough's film version of ''Oh! What a Lovely War''. From 1972 to 1973 she played her first major TV role as "Emma Callon" in ''The Onedin Line.'' Her first major international role was Bond girl "Solitaire" in the James Bond film ''Live and Let Die''. In 1978 she played [[Serina]] in the {{TOS\|Battlestar Galactica\|Original Series}} pilot movie ~~("[[~~Saga of a Star World~~]]")~~. When ''Battlestar Galactica'' went to series they tried to contract her as a main cast member, but she wasn't interested and was killed off in the third episode ("[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]]" and "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II]]"). It remained one of her most memorable minor TV roles. She further appeared in ''East of Eden, Oh Heavenly Dog, Somewhere in Time and War'' and ''Remembrance''. She's best known for her part as "Dr. Michaela Quinn" in the TV series and movie ''[[w:Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman\|Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman]]'' from 1993-2001.		She has had a long career in both film and television, beginning in 1969 with an uncredited role in Richard Attenborough's film version of ''Oh! What a Lovely War''. From 1972 to 1973 she played her first major TV role as "Emma Callon" in ''The Onedin Line.'' Her first major international role was Bond girl "Solitaire" in the James Bond film ''Live and Let Die''. In 1978 she played [[Serina]] in the {{TOS\|Battlestar Galactica\|Original Series}} pilot movie {{OS\|Saga of a Star World}}. When ''Battlestar Galactica'' went to series they tried to contract her as a main cast member, but she wasn't interested and was killed off in the third episode ("[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]]" and "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II]]"). It remained one of her most memorable minor TV roles. She further appeared in ''East of Eden, Oh Heavenly Dog, Somewhere in Time and War'' and ''Remembrance''. She's best known for her part as "Dr. Michaela Quinn" in the TV series and movie ''[[w:Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman\|Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman]]'' from 1993-2001.

	On New Year's Eve, 1999 she was named Officer of the [[w:Order of the British Empire\|Order of British Empire]] (OBE) by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. She's Official Spokesperson for UNICEF, International Ambassador for Childhelp USA and Honorary Chairperson for City Hearts. She became a U.S. citizen on February 11, 2005.		On New Year's Eve, 1999 she was named Officer of the [[w:Order of the British Empire\|Order of British Empire]] (OBE) by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. She's Official Spokesperson for UNICEF, International Ambassador for Childhelp USA and Honorary Chairperson for City Hearts. She became a U.S. citizen on February 11, 2005.

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	'''Jane Seymour, [[w:Order of the British Empire\|OBE]]''' was born Joyce Penelope Wilhelmina Frankenberg on 15 February 1951 in Hayes in the UK as the daughter of a British obstetrician and his Dutch wife. She took the stage name of Jane Seymour at the age of 17.		'''Jane Seymour, [[w:Order of the British Empire\|OBE]]''' was born Joyce Penelope Wilhelmina Frankenberg on 15 February 1951 in Hayes in the UK as the daughter of a British obstetrician and his Dutch wife. She took the stage name of Jane Seymour at the age of 17.

	She has had a long career in both film and television, beginning in 1969 with an uncredited role in Richard Attenborough's film version of ''Oh! What a Lovely War''. From 1972 to 1973 she played her first major TV role as "Emma Callon" in ''The Onedin Line.'' Her first major international role was Bond girl "Solitaire" in the James Bond film ''Live and Let Die''. In 1978 she played [[Serina]] in the [[Battlestar Galactica ~~(TOS)~~\|Original Series]] pilot movie ("[[Saga of a Star World]]"). When ''Battlestar Galactica'' went to series they tried to contract her as a main cast member, but she wasn't interested and was killed off in the third episode ("[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]]" and "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II]]"). It remained one of her most memorable minor TV roles. She further appeared in ''East of Eden, Oh Heavenly Dog, Somewhere in Time and War'' and ''Remembrance''. She's best known for her part as "Dr. Michaela Quinn" in the TV series and movie ''[[w:Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman\|Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman]]'' from 1993-2001.		She has had a long career in both film and television, beginning in 1969 with an uncredited role in Richard Attenborough's film version of ''Oh! What a Lovely War''. From 1972 to 1973 she played her first major TV role as "Emma Callon" in ''The Onedin Line.'' Her first major international role was Bond girl "Solitaire" in the James Bond film ''Live and Let Die''. In 1978 she played [[Serina]] in the {{TOS\|Battlestar Galactica\|Original Series}} pilot movie ("[[Saga of a Star World]]"). When ''Battlestar Galactica'' went to series they tried to contract her as a main cast member, but she wasn't interested and was killed off in the third episode ("[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]]" and "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II]]"). It remained one of her most memorable minor TV roles. She further appeared in ''East of Eden, Oh Heavenly Dog, Somewhere in Time and War'' and ''Remembrance''. She's best known for her part as "Dr. Michaela Quinn" in the TV series and movie ''[[w:Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman\|Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman]]'' from 1993-2001.

	On New Year's Eve, 1999 she was named Officer of the [[w:Order of the British Empire\|Order of British Empire]] (OBE) by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. She's Official Spokesperson for UNICEF, International Ambassador for Childhelp USA and Honorary Chairperson for City Hearts. She became a U.S. citizen on February 11, 2005.		On New Year's Eve, 1999 she was named Officer of the [[w:Order of the British Empire\|Order of British Empire]] (OBE) by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. She's Official Spokesperson for UNICEF, International Ambassador for Childhelp USA and Honorary Chairperson for City Hearts. She became a U.S. citizen on February 11, 2005.

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	On New Year's Eve, 1999 she was named Officer of the [[w:Order of the British Empire\|Order of British Empire]] (OBE) by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. She's Official Spokesperson for UNICEF, International Ambassador for Childhelp USA and Honorary Chairperson for City Hearts. She became a U.S. citizen on February 11, 2005.		On New Year's Eve, 1999 she was named Officer of the [[w:Order of the British Empire\|Order of British Empire]] (OBE) by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. She's Official Spokesperson for UNICEF, International Ambassador for Childhelp USA and Honorary Chairperson for City Hearts. She became a U.S. citizen on February 11, 2005.

	Seymour has been married four times: [[w:Michael Attenborough\|Michael Attenborough]] (1971-1973), Geoffrey Planer (1977-1978), David Flynn (1981-1992, with two children, Katherine and Sean) and [[w:James Keach\|James Keach]] (1993 ~~to present~~, with twins Johnny and Kris).		Seymour has been married four times: [[w:Michael Attenborough\|Michael Attenborough]] (1971-1973), Geoffrey Planer (1977-1978), David Flynn (1981-1992, with two children, Katherine and Sean) and [[w:James Keach\|James Keach]] (1993 -2015, with twins Johnny and Kris).

	Seymour continues to act, having recently guest-starred as a law-school professor on an episode of the sitcom ''[[w:How I Met Your Mother\|How I Met Your Mother]]'' and as a wealthy client on the legal drama ''[[w:Justice (TV series)\|Justice]]''. She currently guest stars in the sitcom ''[[w:In Case of Emergency (TV series)\|In Case of Emergency]]'' and will appear in [[w:Dancing with the Stars (US season 5)\|season 5]] of the reality TV series'' [[w:Dancing with the Stars (US TV series)\|Dancing with the Stars]]''.		Seymour continues to act, having recently guest-starred as a law-school professor on an episode of the sitcom ''[[w:How I Met Your Mother\|How I Met Your Mother]]'' and as a wealthy client on the legal drama ''[[w:Justice (TV series)\|Justice]]''. She currently guest stars in the sitcom ''[[w:In Case of Emergency (TV series)\|In Case of Emergency]]'' and will appear in [[w:Dancing with the Stars (US season 5)\|season 5]] of the reality TV series'' [[w:Dancing with the Stars (US TV series)\|Dancing with the Stars]]''.

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	'''Jane Seymour, [[w:Order of the British Empire\|OBE]]''' was born Joyce Penelope Wilhelmina Frankenberg on 15 February 1951 in Hayes in the UK as the daughter of a British obstetrician and his Dutch wife. She took the stage name of Jane Seymour at the age of 17.		'''Jane Seymour, [[w:Order of the British Empire\|OBE]]''' was born Joyce Penelope Wilhelmina Frankenberg on 15 February 1951 in Hayes in the UK as the daughter of a British obstetrician and his Dutch wife. She took the stage name of Jane Seymour at the age of 17.
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	On New Year's Eve, 1999 she was named Officer of the [[w:Order of the British Empire\|Order of British Empire]] (OBE) by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. She's Official Spokesperson for UNICEF, International Ambassador for Childhelp USA and Honorary Chairperson for City Hearts. She became a U.S. citizen on February 11, 2005.		On New Year's Eve, 1999 she was named Officer of the [[w:Order of the British Empire\|Order of British Empire]] (OBE) by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. She's Official Spokesperson for UNICEF, International Ambassador for Childhelp USA and Honorary Chairperson for City Hearts. She became a U.S. citizen on February 11, 2005.

	~~Jane~~ Seymour has been married four times: [[w:Michael Attenborough\|Michael Attenborough]] (1971-1973), Geoffrey Planer (1977-1978), David Flynn (1981-1992, with two children, Katherine and Sean) and [[w:James Keach\|James Keach]] (1993 to present, with twins Johnny and Kris).		Seymour has been married four times: [[w:Michael Attenborough\|Michael Attenborough]] (1971-1973), Geoffrey Planer (1977-1978), David Flynn (1981-1992, with two children, Katherine and Sean) and [[w:James Keach\|James Keach]] (1993 to present, with twins Johnny and Kris).

	~~Jane~~ Seymour ~~stills acts. She~~ recently guest-starred as a law-school professor on an episode of the sitcom ''[[w:How I Met Your Mother\|How I Met Your Mother]]'' and as a wealthy client on the legal drama ''[[w:Justice (TV series)\|Justice]]''. She currently guest stars in the sitcom ''[[w:In Case of Emergency (TV series)\|In Case of Emergency]]'' and will appear in [[w:Dancing with the Stars (US season 5)\|season 5]] of the reality TV series [[w:Dancing with the Stars (US TV series)\|Dancing with the Stars]].		Seymour continues to act, having recently guest-starred as a law-school professor on an episode of the sitcom ''[[w:How I Met Your Mother\|How I Met Your Mother]]'' and as a wealthy client on the legal drama ''[[w:Justice (TV series)\|Justice]]''. She currently guest stars in the sitcom ''[[w:In Case of Emergency (TV series)\|In Case of Emergency]]'' and will appear in [[w:Dancing with the Stars (US season 5)\|season 5]] of the reality TV series'' [[w:Dancing with the Stars (US TV series)\|Dancing with the Stars]]''.

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	* [http://www.galactica.tv/battlestar-galactica-1978---interviews/jane-seymour-galactica.tv-interview.html Jane Seymour on how she got the part of Serina]		* [http://www.galactica.tv/battlestar-galactica-1978---interviews/jane-seymour-galactica.tv-interview.html Jane Seymour on how she got the part of Serina]
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	On New Year's Eve, 1999 she was named Officer of the [[w:Order of the British Empire\|Order of British Empire]] (OBE) by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. She's Official Spokesperson for UNICEF, International Ambassador for Childhelp USA and Honorary Chairperson for City Hearts. She became a U.S. citizen on February 11, 2005.		On New Year's Eve, 1999 she was named Officer of the [[w:Order of the British Empire\|Order of British Empire]] (OBE) by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. She's Official Spokesperson for UNICEF, International Ambassador for Childhelp USA and Honorary Chairperson for City Hearts. She became a U.S. citizen on February 11, 2005.

	Jane Seymour has been married four times: [[w:Michael Attenborough\|Michael Attenborough]] (1971-1973), Geoffrey Planer (1977-1978), David Flynn (1981-1992, with two children, Katherine and Sean) and James Keach (1993 to present, with twins Johnny and Kris).		Jane Seymour has been married four times: [[w:Michael Attenborough\|Michael Attenborough]] (1971-1973), Geoffrey Planer (1977-1978), David Flynn (1981-1992, with two children, Katherine and Sean) and [[w:James Keach\|James Keach]] (1993 to present, with twins Johnny and Kris).

	Jane Seymour stills acts. She recently guest-starred as a law-school professor on an episode of the sitcom ''[[w:How I Met Your Mother\|How I Met Your Mother]]'' and as a wealthy client on the legal drama ''[[w:Justice (TV series)\|Justice]]''. She currently guest stars in the sitcom ''[[w:In Case of Emergency (TV series)\|In Case of Emergency]]'' and will appear in [[w:Dancing with the Stars (US season 5)\|season 5]] of the reality TV series [[w:Dancing with the Stars (US TV series)\|Dancing with the Stars]].		Jane Seymour stills acts. She recently guest-starred as a law-school professor on an episode of the sitcom ''[[w:How I Met Your Mother\|How I Met Your Mother]]'' and as a wealthy client on the legal drama ''[[w:Justice (TV series)\|Justice]]''. She currently guest stars in the sitcom ''[[w:In Case of Emergency (TV series)\|In Case of Emergency]]'' and will appear in [[w:Dancing with the Stars (US season 5)\|season 5]] of the reality TV series [[w:Dancing with the Stars (US TV series)\|Dancing with the Stars]].

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	'''Jane Seymour, [[w:Order of the British Empire\|OBE]]''' was born Joyce Penelope Wilhelmina Frankenberg on 15 February 1951 in Hayes in the UK as the daughter of a British obstetrician and his Dutch wife. She took the stage name of Jane Seymour at the age of 17.		'''Jane Seymour, [[w:Order of the British Empire\|OBE]]''' was born Joyce Penelope Wilhelmina Frankenberg on 15 February 1951 in Hayes in the UK as the daughter of a British obstetrician and his Dutch wife. She took the stage name of Jane Seymour at the age of 17.

	She has had a long career in both film and television, beginning in 1969 with an uncredited role in Richard Attenborough's film version of ''Oh! What a Lovely War''. From 1972 to 1973 she played her first major TV role as "Emma Callon" in ''The Onedin Line.'' Her first major international role was Bond girl "Solitaire" in the James Bond film ''Live and Let Die''. In 1978 she played [[Serina]] in the [[Battlestar Galactica (TOS)\|~~Battlestar Galactica~~ Original Series]] pilot movie ("[[Saga of a Star World]]"). When ''Battlestar Galactica'' went to series they tried to contract her as a main cast member, but she wasn't interested and was killed off in the third episode ("[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]] and "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II]]"). It remained one of her most memorable minor TV roles. She further appeared in ''East of Eden, Oh Heavenly Dog, Somewhere in Time and War'' and ''Remembrance''. She's best known for her part as "Dr. Michaela Quinn" in the TV series and movie ''[[w:Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman\|Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman]]'' from 1993-2001.		She has had a long career in both film and television, beginning in 1969 with an uncredited role in Richard Attenborough's film version of ''Oh! What a Lovely War''. From 1972 to 1973 she played her first major TV role as "Emma Callon" in ''The Onedin Line.'' Her first major international role was Bond girl "Solitaire" in the James Bond film ''Live and Let Die''. In 1978 she played [[Serina]] in the [[Battlestar Galactica (TOS)\|Original Series]] pilot movie ("[[Saga of a Star World]]"). When ''Battlestar Galactica'' went to series they tried to contract her as a main cast member, but she wasn't interested and was killed off in the third episode ("[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]]" and "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II]]"). It remained one of her most memorable minor TV roles. She further appeared in ''East of Eden, Oh Heavenly Dog, Somewhere in Time and War'' and ''Remembrance''. She's best known for her part as "Dr. Michaela Quinn" in the TV series and movie ''[[w:Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman\|Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman]]'' from 1993-2001.

	On New Year's Eve, 1999 she was named Officer of the [[w:Order of the British Empire\|Order of British Empire]] (OBE) by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. She's Official Spokesperson for UNICEF, International Ambassador for Childhelp USA and Honorary Chairperson for City Hearts. She became a U.S. citizen on February 11, 2005.		On New Year's Eve, 1999 she was named Officer of the [[w:Order of the British Empire\|Order of British Empire]] (OBE) by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. She's Official Spokesperson for UNICEF, International Ambassador for Childhelp USA and Honorary Chairperson for City Hearts. She became a U.S. citizen on February 11, 2005.

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	She has had a long career in both film and television, beginning in 1969 with an uncredited role in Richard Attenborough's film version of ''Oh! What a Lovely War''. From 1972 to 1973 she played her first major TV role as "Emma Callon" in ''The Onedin Line.'' Her first major international role was Bond girl "Solitaire" in the James Bond film ''Live and Let Die''. In 1978 she played [[Serina]] in the [[Battlestar Galactica (TOS)\|Battlestar Galactica Original Series]] pilot movie ("[[Saga of a Star World]]"). When ''Battlestar Galactica'' went to series they tried to contract her as a main cast member, but she wasn't interested and was killed off in the third episode ("[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]] and "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II]]"). It remained one of her most memorable minor TV roles. She further appeared in ''East of Eden, Oh Heavenly Dog, Somewhere in Time and War'' and ''Remembrance''. She's best known for her part as "Dr. Michaela Quinn" in the TV series and movie ''[[w:Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman\|Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman]]'' from 1993-2001.		She has had a long career in both film and television, beginning in 1969 with an uncredited role in Richard Attenborough's film version of ''Oh! What a Lovely War''. From 1972 to 1973 she played her first major TV role as "Emma Callon" in ''The Onedin Line.'' Her first major international role was Bond girl "Solitaire" in the James Bond film ''Live and Let Die''. In 1978 she played [[Serina]] in the [[Battlestar Galactica (TOS)\|Battlestar Galactica Original Series]] pilot movie ("[[Saga of a Star World]]"). When ''Battlestar Galactica'' went to series they tried to contract her as a main cast member, but she wasn't interested and was killed off in the third episode ("[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]] and "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II]]"). It remained one of her most memorable minor TV roles. She further appeared in ''East of Eden, Oh Heavenly Dog, Somewhere in Time and War'' and ''Remembrance''. She's best known for her part as "Dr. Michaela Quinn" in the TV series and movie ''[[w:Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman\|Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman]]'' from 1993-2001.

	On New Year's Eve, 1999 she was named Officer of the Order of British Empire (OBE) by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. She's Official Spokesperson for UNICEF, International Ambassador for Childhelp USA and Honorary Chairperson for City Hearts. She became a U.S. citizen on February 11, 2005.		On New Year's Eve, 1999 she was named Officer of the [[w:Order of the British Empire\|Order of British Empire]] (OBE) by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. She's Official Spokesperson for UNICEF, International Ambassador for Childhelp USA and Honorary Chairperson for City Hearts. She became a U.S. citizen on February 11, 2005.

	Jane Seymour has been married four times: Michael Attenborough (1971-1973), Geoffrey Planer (1977-1978), David Flynn (1981-1992, with two children, Katherine and Sean) and James Keach (1993 to present, with twins Johnny and Kris).		Jane Seymour has been married four times: [[w:Michael Attenborough\|Michael Attenborough]] (1971-1973), Geoffrey Planer (1977-1978), David Flynn (1981-1992, with two children, Katherine and Sean) and James Keach (1993 to present, with twins Johnny and Kris).

	Jane Seymour stills acts. She recently guest-starred as a law-school professor on an episode of the sitcom ''How I Met Your Mother'' and as a wealthy client on the legal drama ''Justice''. She currently guest stars in the sitcom In ''Case of Emergency'' and will appear in season 5 of the reality TV series [[w:Dancing with the Stars (US TV series)\|Dancing with the Stars]].		Jane Seymour stills acts. She recently guest-starred as a law-school professor on an episode of the sitcom ''[[w:How I Met Your Mother\|How I Met Your Mother]]'' and as a wealthy client on the legal drama ''[[w:Justice (TV series)\|Justice]]''. She currently guest stars in the sitcom ''[[w:In Case of Emergency (TV series)\|In Case of Emergency]]'' and will appear in [[w:Dancing with the Stars (US season 5)\|season 5]] of the reality TV series [[w:Dancing with the Stars (US TV series)\|Dancing with the Stars]].

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	Jane Seymour has been married four times: Michael Attenborough (1971-1973), Geoffrey Planer (1977-1978), David Flynn (1981-1992, with two children, Katherine and Sean) and James Keach (1993 to present, with twins Johnny and Kris).		Jane Seymour has been married four times: Michael Attenborough (1971-1973), Geoffrey Planer (1977-1978), David Flynn (1981-1992, with two children, Katherine and Sean) and James Keach (1993 to present, with twins Johnny and Kris).

	Jane Seymour stills acts. She recently guest-starred as a law-school professor on an episode of the sitcom ''How I Met Your Mother'' and as a wealthy client on the legal drama ''Justice''. She currently guest stars in the sitcom In ''Case of Emergency'' and will appear in season 5 of the reality TV series Dancing with the Stars.		Jane Seymour stills acts. She recently guest-starred as a law-school professor on an episode of the sitcom ''How I Met Your Mother'' and as a wealthy client on the legal drama ''Justice''. She currently guest stars in the sitcom In ''Case of Emergency'' and will appear in season 5 of the reality TV series [[w:Dancing with the Stars (US TV series)\|Dancing with the Stars]].

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	'''Jane Seymour, [[w:Order of the British Empire\|OBE]]''' was born Joyce Penelope Wilhelmina Frankenberg on 15 February 1951 in Hayes in the UK as the daughter of a British obstetrician and his Dutch wife. She took the stage name of Jane Seymour at the age of 17.		'''Jane Seymour, [[w:Order of the British Empire\|OBE]]''' was born Joyce Penelope Wilhelmina Frankenberg on 15 February 1951 in Hayes in the UK as the daughter of a British obstetrician and his Dutch wife. She took the stage name of Jane Seymour at the age of 17.

	She has had a long career in both film and television, beginning in 1969 with an uncredited role in Richard Attenborough's film version of ''Oh! What a Lovely War''. From 1972 to 1973 she played her first major TV role as "Emma Callon" in ''The Onedin Line.'' Her first major international role was Bond girl "Solitaire" in the James Bond film ''Live and Let Die''. In 1978 she played [[Serina]] in the {{TOS\|Battlestar Galactica\|Original Series}} pilot movie ~~("[[~~Saga of a Star World~~]]")~~. When ''Battlestar Galactica'' went to series they tried to contract her as a main cast member, but she wasn't interested and was killed off in the third episode ("[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]]" and "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II]]"). It remained one of her most memorable minor TV roles. She further appeared in ''East of Eden, Oh Heavenly Dog, Somewhere in Time and War'' and ''Remembrance''. She's best known for her part as "Dr. Michaela Quinn" in the TV series and movie ''[[w:Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman\|Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman]]'' from 1993-2001.		She has had a long career in both film and television, beginning in 1969 with an uncredited role in Richard Attenborough's film version of ''Oh! What a Lovely War''. From 1972 to 1973 she played her first major TV role as "Emma Callon" in ''The Onedin Line.'' Her first major international role was Bond girl "Solitaire" in the James Bond film ''Live and Let Die''. In 1978 she played [[Serina]] in the {{TOS\|Battlestar Galactica\|Original Series}} pilot movie {{OS\|Saga of a Star World}}. When ''Battlestar Galactica'' went to series they tried to contract her as a main cast member, but she wasn't interested and was killed off in the third episode ("[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]]" and "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II]]"). It remained one of her most memorable minor TV roles. She further appeared in ''East of Eden, Oh Heavenly Dog, Somewhere in Time and War'' and ''Remembrance''. She's best known for her part as "Dr. Michaela Quinn" in the TV series and movie ''[[w:Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman\|Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman]]'' from 1993-2001.

	On New Year's Eve, 1999 she was named Officer of the [[w:Order of the British Empire\|Order of British Empire]] (OBE) by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. She's Official Spokesperson for UNICEF, International Ambassador for Childhelp USA and Honorary Chairperson for City Hearts. She became a U.S. citizen on February 11, 2005.		On New Year's Eve, 1999 she was named Officer of the [[w:Order of the British Empire\|Order of British Empire]] (OBE) by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. She's Official Spokesperson for UNICEF, International Ambassador for Childhelp USA and Honorary Chairperson for City Hearts. She became a U.S. citizen on February 11, 2005.

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	'''Jane Seymour, [[w:Order of the British Empire\|OBE]]''' was born Joyce Penelope Wilhelmina Frankenberg on 15 February 1951 in Hayes in the UK as the daughter of a British obstetrician and his Dutch wife. She took the stage name of Jane Seymour at the age of 17.		'''Jane Seymour, [[w:Order of the British Empire\|OBE]]''' was born Joyce Penelope Wilhelmina Frankenberg on 15 February 1951 in Hayes in the UK as the daughter of a British obstetrician and his Dutch wife. She took the stage name of Jane Seymour at the age of 17.

	She has had a long career in both film and television, beginning in 1969 with an uncredited role in Richard Attenborough's film version of ''Oh! What a Lovely War''. From 1972 to 1973 she played her first major TV role as "Emma Callon" in ''The Onedin Line.'' Her first major international role was Bond girl "Solitaire" in the James Bond film ''Live and Let Die''. In 1978 she played [[Serina]] in the [[Battlestar Galactica ~~(TOS)~~\|Original Series]] pilot movie ("[[Saga of a Star World]]"). When ''Battlestar Galactica'' went to series they tried to contract her as a main cast member, but she wasn't interested and was killed off in the third episode ("[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]]" and "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II]]"). It remained one of her most memorable minor TV roles. She further appeared in ''East of Eden, Oh Heavenly Dog, Somewhere in Time and War'' and ''Remembrance''. She's best known for her part as "Dr. Michaela Quinn" in the TV series and movie ''[[w:Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman\|Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman]]'' from 1993-2001.		She has had a long career in both film and television, beginning in 1969 with an uncredited role in Richard Attenborough's film version of ''Oh! What a Lovely War''. From 1972 to 1973 she played her first major TV role as "Emma Callon" in ''The Onedin Line.'' Her first major international role was Bond girl "Solitaire" in the James Bond film ''Live and Let Die''. In 1978 she played [[Serina]] in the {{TOS\|Battlestar Galactica\|Original Series}} pilot movie ("[[Saga of a Star World]]"). When ''Battlestar Galactica'' went to series they tried to contract her as a main cast member, but she wasn't interested and was killed off in the third episode ("[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]]" and "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II]]"). It remained one of her most memorable minor TV roles. She further appeared in ''East of Eden, Oh Heavenly Dog, Somewhere in Time and War'' and ''Remembrance''. She's best known for her part as "Dr. Michaela Quinn" in the TV series and movie ''[[w:Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman\|Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman]]'' from 1993-2001.

	On New Year's Eve, 1999 she was named Officer of the [[w:Order of the British Empire\|Order of British Empire]] (OBE) by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. She's Official Spokesperson for UNICEF, International Ambassador for Childhelp USA and Honorary Chairperson for City Hearts. She became a U.S. citizen on February 11, 2005.		On New Year's Eve, 1999 she was named Officer of the [[w:Order of the British Empire\|Order of British Empire]] (OBE) by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. She's Official Spokesperson for UNICEF, International Ambassador for Childhelp USA and Honorary Chairperson for City Hearts. She became a U.S. citizen on February 11, 2005.

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	On New Year's Eve, 1999 she was named Officer of the [[w:Order of the British Empire\|Order of British Empire]] (OBE) by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. She's Official Spokesperson for UNICEF, International Ambassador for Childhelp USA and Honorary Chairperson for City Hearts. She became a U.S. citizen on February 11, 2005.		On New Year's Eve, 1999 she was named Officer of the [[w:Order of the British Empire\|Order of British Empire]] (OBE) by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. She's Official Spokesperson for UNICEF, International Ambassador for Childhelp USA and Honorary Chairperson for City Hearts. She became a U.S. citizen on February 11, 2005.

	Seymour has been married four times: [[w:Michael Attenborough\|Michael Attenborough]] (1971-1973), Geoffrey Planer (1977-1978), David Flynn (1981-1992, with two children, Katherine and Sean) and [[w:James Keach\|James Keach]] (1993 ~~to present~~, with twins Johnny and Kris).		Seymour has been married four times: [[w:Michael Attenborough\|Michael Attenborough]] (1971-1973), Geoffrey Planer (1977-1978), David Flynn (1981-1992, with two children, Katherine and Sean) and [[w:James Keach\|James Keach]] (1993 -2015, with twins Johnny and Kris).

	Seymour continues to act, having recently guest-starred as a law-school professor on an episode of the sitcom ''[[w:How I Met Your Mother\|How I Met Your Mother]]'' and as a wealthy client on the legal drama ''[[w:Justice (TV series)\|Justice]]''. She currently guest stars in the sitcom ''[[w:In Case of Emergency (TV series)\|In Case of Emergency]]'' and will appear in [[w:Dancing with the Stars (US season 5)\|season 5]] of the reality TV series'' [[w:Dancing with the Stars (US TV series)\|Dancing with the Stars]]''.		Seymour continues to act, having recently guest-starred as a law-school professor on an episode of the sitcom ''[[w:How I Met Your Mother\|How I Met Your Mother]]'' and as a wealthy client on the legal drama ''[[w:Justice (TV series)\|Justice]]''. She currently guest stars in the sitcom ''[[w:In Case of Emergency (TV series)\|In Case of Emergency]]'' and will appear in [[w:Dancing with the Stars (US season 5)\|season 5]] of the reality TV series'' [[w:Dancing with the Stars (US TV series)\|Dancing with the Stars]]''.

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	On New Year's Eve, 1999 she was named Officer of the [[w:Order of the British Empire\|Order of British Empire]] (OBE) by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. She's Official Spokesperson for UNICEF, International Ambassador for Childhelp USA and Honorary Chairperson for City Hearts. She became a U.S. citizen on February 11, 2005.		On New Year's Eve, 1999 she was named Officer of the [[w:Order of the British Empire\|Order of British Empire]] (OBE) by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. She's Official Spokesperson for UNICEF, International Ambassador for Childhelp USA and Honorary Chairperson for City Hearts. She became a U.S. citizen on February 11, 2005.

	Jane Seymour has been married four times: [[w:Michael Attenborough\|Michael Attenborough]] (1971-1973), Geoffrey Planer (1977-1978), David Flynn (1981-1992, with two children, Katherine and Sean) and James Keach (1993 to present, with twins Johnny and Kris).		Jane Seymour has been married four times: [[w:Michael Attenborough\|Michael Attenborough]] (1971-1973), Geoffrey Planer (1977-1978), David Flynn (1981-1992, with two children, Katherine and Sean) and [[w:James Keach\|James Keach]] (1993 to present, with twins Johnny and Kris).

	Jane Seymour stills acts. She recently guest-starred as a law-school professor on an episode of the sitcom ''[[w:How I Met Your Mother\|How I Met Your Mother]]'' and as a wealthy client on the legal drama ''[[w:Justice (TV series)\|Justice]]''. She currently guest stars in the sitcom ''[[w:In Case of Emergency (TV series)\|In Case of Emergency]]'' and will appear in [[w:Dancing with the Stars (US season 5)\|season 5]] of the reality TV series [[w:Dancing with the Stars (US TV series)\|Dancing with the Stars]].		Jane Seymour stills acts. She recently guest-starred as a law-school professor on an episode of the sitcom ''[[w:How I Met Your Mother\|How I Met Your Mother]]'' and as a wealthy client on the legal drama ''[[w:Justice (TV series)\|Justice]]''. She currently guest stars in the sitcom ''[[w:In Case of Emergency (TV series)\|In Case of Emergency]]'' and will appear in [[w:Dancing with the Stars (US season 5)\|season 5]] of the reality TV series [[w:Dancing with the Stars (US TV series)\|Dancing with the Stars]].

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	'''Jane Seymour, [[w:Order of the British Empire\|OBE]]''' was born Joyce Penelope Wilhelmina Frankenberg on 15 February 1951 in Hayes in the UK as the daughter of a British obstetrician and his Dutch wife. She took the stage name of Jane Seymour at the age of 17.		'''Jane Seymour, [[w:Order of the British Empire\|OBE]]''' was born Joyce Penelope Wilhelmina Frankenberg on 15 February 1951 in Hayes in the UK as the daughter of a British obstetrician and his Dutch wife. She took the stage name of Jane Seymour at the age of 17.

	She has had a long career in both film and television, beginning in 1969 with an uncredited role in Richard Attenborough's film version of ''Oh! What a Lovely War''. From 1972 to 1973 she played her first major TV role as "Emma Callon" in ''The Onedin Line.'' Her first major international role was Bond girl "Solitaire" in the James Bond film ''Live and Let Die''. In 1978 she played [[Serina]] in the [[Battlestar Galactica (TOS)\|~~Battlestar Galactica~~ Original Series]] pilot movie ("[[Saga of a Star World]]"). When ''Battlestar Galactica'' went to series they tried to contract her as a main cast member, but she wasn't interested and was killed off in the third episode ("[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]] and "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II]]"). It remained one of her most memorable minor TV roles. She further appeared in ''East of Eden, Oh Heavenly Dog, Somewhere in Time and War'' and ''Remembrance''. She's best known for her part as "Dr. Michaela Quinn" in the TV series and movie ''[[w:Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman\|Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman]]'' from 1993-2001.		She has had a long career in both film and television, beginning in 1969 with an uncredited role in Richard Attenborough's film version of ''Oh! What a Lovely War''. From 1972 to 1973 she played her first major TV role as "Emma Callon" in ''The Onedin Line.'' Her first major international role was Bond girl "Solitaire" in the James Bond film ''Live and Let Die''. In 1978 she played [[Serina]] in the [[Battlestar Galactica (TOS)\|Original Series]] pilot movie ("[[Saga of a Star World]]"). When ''Battlestar Galactica'' went to series they tried to contract her as a main cast member, but she wasn't interested and was killed off in the third episode ("[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]]" and "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II]]"). It remained one of her most memorable minor TV roles. She further appeared in ''East of Eden, Oh Heavenly Dog, Somewhere in Time and War'' and ''Remembrance''. She's best known for her part as "Dr. Michaela Quinn" in the TV series and movie ''[[w:Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman\|Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman]]'' from 1993-2001.

	On New Year's Eve, 1999 she was named Officer of the [[w:Order of the British Empire\|Order of British Empire]] (OBE) by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. She's Official Spokesperson for UNICEF, International Ambassador for Childhelp USA and Honorary Chairperson for City Hearts. She became a U.S. citizen on February 11, 2005.		On New Year's Eve, 1999 she was named Officer of the [[w:Order of the British Empire\|Order of British Empire]] (OBE) by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. She's Official Spokesperson for UNICEF, International Ambassador for Childhelp USA and Honorary Chairperson for City Hearts. She became a U.S. citizen on February 11, 2005.