Jane Seymour, 73, highlights benefits of aging in Hollywood

Jane Seymour, 73, shared at the AARP Movies for Grownups Awards that aging has brought her more interesting roles in Hollywood, requiring her to engage more physically with her performances. She expressed a newfound comfort in her skin, stating, 'I really love the roles I'm getting and if I'm playing character roles, which I am, but character roles that are still kind of sexy and fun.' Reflecting on her career, Seymour noted her ability to portray characters of various ages, highlighting her role in 'East of Eden' where she played Cyrus Trask from ages 13 to 60. Additionally, she presented an award for the documentary 'Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story,' emphasizing the importance of purpose and acceptance in life. Seymour's experiences have shaped her advice to younger performers, encouraging them to be authentic and not take their success for granted. She continues to embrace her career's flexibility and the roles that come with it.