Jane Seymour shows she still has her Bond sex appeal as she plays sex-crazed neighbour in comedy movie
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Leaving her co-star red-faced, actress Jane Seymour shows she has not lost her Bond Girl sex appeal.
Dressed in a pink slip and a blonde wig, the 66-year-old plays a sex crazed neighbour in Adam Sandler ’s latest comedy movie, Netflix ’s Sandy Wexler.
She said: “I thought it was a very funny character.
“I just went, ‘Oh, my God. I know how to kill that [scene]... Okay, it’s two scenes, but they’re really good.’”
Seymour, known for playing the clairvoyant Solitaire alongside Roger Moore’s 007 in Live and Let Die, makes a play for talent manager Sandler in the film.
But her advances are spurned by the Hollywood agent who is in love with one of his clients - talented singer Courtney Clarke, played by Jennifer Hudson.
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The film, which also features cameos by Chris Rock, Dana Carvey, David Spade, Vanilla Ice, Conan O’Brien, Henry Winkler, Penn Jillette, Jewel, and Richard Lewis, is loosely based on the life of Sandy Wernick, who has been Sandler’s real-life manager for the past 30 years or so.
Set in the mid-1990s, it is a Hollywood story about a dedicated talent manager on the fringe of show business, who does his best to represent his gaggle of eccentric clients, until he finally catches a break when he discovers Courtney Clarke, a talented singer who he discovers at an amusement park, and with whom he promptly falls in love.
That makes it easy for him to spurn the advances of Seymour's Sandy, who lives next door to Sandler's Sandy in a mausoleum-type house and is none-too-patiently waiting for her husband to die.
Part of the inside joke is that the man who plays her husband is none other than the real Sandy Wernick.