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Jane Seymour

Jane Seymour

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Oct 10, 2026

speaker_3HOST
29:46
It starts back in 1980 with Somewhere in Time.
speaker_4HOST
29:49
Christopher Reeve and Jane Seymour.
speaker_3HOST
29:51
Yeah.
speaker_3HOST
29:52
He plays a playwright who becomes obsessed with a photograph of a woman from 1912 and uses self-hypnosis to physically will himself back in time to meet her.
Andrew MercadoHOST
0:47
I watched a bit of it on YouTube last night just as a comparison.
Andrew MercadoHOST
0:51
Jane Seymour played, uh, Cathy in that version.
Andrew MercadoHOST
0:56
Um, and now we have this new version which is written by Zoe Kazan who is the granddaughter of Elia Kazan who directed the 1955 James Dean film.
Andrew MercadoHOST
1:11
And she's made some changes to it, which are controversial because the John Steinbeck novel is, sets something out and she's come along and said, "Oh no, we need more explanation there and we need to maybe make this character a bit more sympathetic." And this is the character of Cathy, once played by Jane Seymour, now being played by Flant- Florence Pugh in an incredible performance.
Andrew MercadoHOST
1:37
I mean all the performances in this are fantastic.
Andrew MercadoHOST
1:39
Although I found that first episode, I found it very slow.
DougHOST
150:11
Yeah.
DougHOST
150:12
Yeah, no, this movie, um, Lassiter, it stars Jane Seymour.
DougHOST
150:15
I'm pretty sure she gets naked.
DougHOST
150:17
Michael Strahan is in this movie.
CortHOST
27:48
I was later.
CortHOST
27:51
But yeah, Jane Seymour.
CortHOST
27:52
So that was 45 years ago.
CortHOST
27:53
He was in the 1981 version and she still looks amazing.
MaxPANELIST
48:11
... and we had her in the studio, and I'm standing next to her having my picture taken, and all I can think is, "I'm standing next to a Bond girl."
Sheri LynchHOST
48:23
Jane Seymour, she was so...
Sheri LynchHOST
48:26
She's one of those people that was so beautiful inside and out that you had to squint a little bit when you looked at her head-on.
MaxPANELIST
48:32
She-
Sheri LynchHOST
49:11
And now-
DocPANELIST
49:12
Hey, you know who else Bob used to-
Sheri LynchHOST
49:12
... let the armed mob come for me, my dude, [laughs] 'cause now I'm talking about Jane Seymour.
DocPANELIST
49:18
Do you remember, you remember when Bob used to talk about Jenny McCarthy?
AaronHOST
28:40
But you have Melody Griffith, Amy Irving, Linda Blair auditioned, but she didn't want to be typecast, so she said, eh, I don't know.
AaronHOST
28:46
Jill Klaber, Farrah Fawcett, Debra Winger, Kathleen Turner, Angelica Houston, Carol Kane, Catherine Hicks, Jane Seymour, Christine Cloutier.
AaronHOST
28:54
Carol Kane, there you go.
AaronHOST
28:55
Carol Kane, right? That's a good Mary.
speaker_2HOST
38:50
We see a much softer, more romanticized version of temporal disruption in the 1980 cult classic Somewhere in Time.
speaker_2HOST
38:58
Christopher Reeve plays a modern playwright who becomes utterly obsessed with a vintage photograph of a 1912 stage actress played by Jane Seymour.
speaker_3HOST
39:07
And he time travels back to 1912, not with a machine, but basically through sheer willpower.
speaker_2HOST
39:12
Yes.
Steve BiggsHOST
26:25
[laughs]
speaker_3UNKNOWN
26:25
Uh, Jane Seymour-
Steve BiggsHOST
26:27
Yeah
speaker_3UNKNOWN
26:27
... actually, uh, from Steve's, uh, illustrious list.
Steven TurekHOST
81:49
And also, he and I are going to be tackling a movie that's outside of this Dan Curtis part a little bit.
Steven TurekHOST
81:55
We're going to go in somewhere in time with Christopher Reeve and Jane Seymour.
Steven TurekHOST
81:59
So that'll be the next time he comes back.
Steven TurekHOST
82:01
But off and on, him and I are going to be doing more Dan Curtis.
Denis WalterHOST
0:18
... you wanted to talk about East of Eden.
Denis WalterHOST
0:20
Now, I remember watching the mini-series with Jane Seymour.
Paul HarrisGUEST
0:24
Yes, it was very good, wasn't it?
Denis WalterHOST
0:26
Oh, she was a star.
Paul HarrisGUEST
2:24
And basically, their father, who's a tyrant, and turns out to be not a very pleasant man, um, plays one brother off against the other.
Paul HarrisGUEST
2:32
Um, and yeah, it's pretty remarkable, uh, story.
Paul HarrisGUEST
2:38
Uh, Florence Pugh, who, who plays the role that, uh, Jane Seymour did, she's presented in this film as a very, very villainous, uh, disreputable character.
Paul HarrisGUEST
2:49
And, um, you, you really gotta concentrate on this to get the best out of it.

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