She’s the former Bond girl who dazzled in 1973’s Live And Let Die.
And Jane Seymour looked every inch the Hollywood starlet as she shared a sweet throwback snap from behind-the-scenes of 1984 film Lassiter on Thursday.
The actress, 70, radiated glamour in red lipstick as she beamed a smile while playing with her baby daughter Katie, now 39, inbetween takes for the movie.
Throwback: Jane Seymour exuded Hollywood glamour as she shared a sweet throwback with her daughter Katie from behind-the-scenes of 1984 film Lassiter on Thursday
Jane appeared to be in great spirits as she held onto her daughter’s arms and smiled while rocking bright red lipstick and pin up curls for the snap.
The brunette beauty also donned a smart green jumper and pearls as she took a break from working on the movie, which was set in 1930s England.
Jane penned: ‘Since it’s Thursday and I recently discovered this photo, I thought I’d do a #ThrowbackThursday!
‘This is Katie and I behind-the-scenes on the set of ‘Lassiter’ where I played Sara Wells!’
Beauty: The actress, 70, has starred in several hit films including 1973’s Bond movie Live And Let Die, which was released a decade before Lassiter (pictured in 2020)
Lassiter was released in 1984 and saw Tom Selleck play jewel thief Nick Lassiter who was working in London in the 30s.
After being arrested he’s told to break into the German Embassy to steal gems and avoid a prison sentence.
Jane was the eye candy of the 1973 007 movie Live And Let Die, going on to star in Lassiter a decade later.
It comes after the former Bond girl said she has not had cosmetic surgery ‘yet.’
Memories: Jane explained that she was pictured with her daughter Katie, now 39, in the sweet throwback snap from the movie
In character: Lassiter was released in 1984 and saw Tom Selleck play jewel thief Nick Lassiter who was working in London in the 30s, and Jane take on the role of Sara Wells (pictured)
The veteran actress – who turned 70 on February 15 – insisted she has ‘nothing against’ people going under the knife to reduce the signs of ageing and has friends who have had facelifts and are ‘thrilled’ with the results.
However, Jane wouldn’t undergo the procedure unless she knew it definitely wouldn’t ‘change’ her face.
She told NewBeauty magazine: ‘As of now, I have chosen not to have a facelift — but I have nothing against any of it, nothing. Almost everyone I know is doing it and they’re really thrilled with the results.
‘I think it’s great, and if I felt that somebody could do something that wouldn’t change my face, and I would have the results where I would look just like me, I would do it. I’m not saying I’d never do it, but I haven’t done it yet.’
The War With Grandpa actress also insisted she doesn’t feel any different now she’s getting older.
She said: ‘I feel the same. I’m a glass half-full person. My thinking is, ‘Just be as young as you possibly can be.’ ‘
In January she shocked fans when she told People all four of her husbands left her for other women.
‘I never ended the marriages – they did, by finding other people!’ said the looker in a candid interview.
Always gorgeous: She was born Joyce Penelope Wilhelmina Frankenberg and her first film was in 1969: Oh! What A Lovely War
The pinup was wed to Michael Attenborough from 1971 until 1973. The screen favorite then was married to Geoffrey Paner from 1977 until 1978. Next came David Flynn, her spouse from 1981 until 1992. Her last husband was James Keach, whom she was with from 1993 until 2015.
These days she has been dating David Green but she told DailyMail.com in 2018 they have no plans to wed as things are perfect just the way they are.
They have been together since 2014.
The star has 25-year-old twins Kristopher and John with James Keach, as well as son Sean, 35, and daughter Katherine, 39, with David Flynn.
Forever a Bond girl: The siren was the eye candy of the 1973 007 movie Live And Let Die