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Seymour's Risqué Wedding Crashers Role: A Career Game-Changer
3 Dec
Summary
- Seymour felt nervous but committed to her role in Wedding Crashers.
- Her performance defied expectations after years as Dr. Quinn.
- The daring scene opened new comedic acting avenues for Seymour.

Jane Seymour, 74, is looking back with fondness at her role in the 2005 film Wedding Crashers, a performance that significantly shifted her career trajectory. Two decades later, she recalls the nervousness she and co-star Owen Wilson felt before shooting a particularly bold scene, where her character attempts to seduce his. Seymour's commitment to embodying Kathleen Cleary, despite her own initial reservations, was key to the scene's success.
Seymour admitted apprehension about taking on such an outrageous role, especially following her long-running portrayal of the wholesome Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman. She worried about how both Hollywood and her dedicated fan base would react. However, after rereading the script and with encouragement, she realized the comedic potential and her ability to deliver a hilariously iconic performance that surprised many.




