Jane, 54 and film director James, 57, met on the set of Sunstroke 14 years ago and their relationship is rock solid. The secret, she says, is that they are "true partners", who share everything, whether it's raising their twin sons (above) or working together on the forthcoming film Blind Guy.

For someone who's sleep deprived and jetlagged, Jane Seymour is looking pretty good. In the past week she's flown across the Atlantic and back - from her home in Malibu to Spain for an exhibition of her art work, on to Florida to make a speech, and finally to London for the premiere of her latest film, the romantic comedy Wedding Crashers. Here, she partied with her co-stars until the early hours after the premiere. But the perennially youthful British actress is buzzing.

"I think I got lucky," she smiles. "I got one of the most fun roles for an actress my age this year."

And the most risqué. In the film, Jane, 54, unveils more than just her comedic talent. She plays the alcoholic, neglected wife of a Washington politician who, in a desperate attempt to seduce a man young enough to be her son (played by Owen Wilson), strips off her bra and reveals all.