Jane Seymour: Bond Girl in admission about her Live And Let Die role 'It's so wrong'
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express.co.ukBond Girl Jane Seymour, 69, has revealed she feels it was “wrong” for her to be cast as Solitaire in Live And Let Die.The actress pointed out the movie’s “blaxploitation”, as writer Ian Fleming had described her character as a Haitian fortune teller.The author also based the Bond Girl on a rare Solitaire bird found in his writing home of Jamaica.As a result, Jane admitted the 007 film “could not and would not” be made in today’s Hollywood climate.She said: “You, could not and would not make that movie today.“It’s so wrong but you know, it was a good movie.”Jane also recalled that the film studio tried to get a sexier profile in the media ahead of its release at the time.She explained on the As Not Seen on TV podcast: "They hired this guy,.
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