By Marilyn Beck and Stacey Jenel Smith

The Owen Wilson-Vince Vaughn "Wedding Crashers" has the potential to become known as the movie that scandalized "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman" fans - with a sequence in which former TV doc Jane Seymour seduces Wilson.
"It will be remembered forever, I think. Just wait till you see it," declares Jane of the summer comedy. "When I read it, I said, 'I can't do this.' Then I went back and reread it and said, 'It's so funny.' And without giving it all away, I finally found a way and said yes."

And will her legions of TV fans be offended? "I don't know. Some people might be offended by the entire film."

Actually, it sounds as if Seymour has found herself a new happy place doing movie comedy with young guys. Now she's making "Blind Guy" - which is being produced and directed by her husband, James Keach, for their Catfish Productions banner.

In that flick, which just started production in Utah with Chris Pine and Eddie Kaye Thomas, says Jane, "I play a crazy psychologist who has a habit of disrobing in front of her blind clients."

Jane is making a whirlwind trip to L.A. this Mother's Day weekend to be on hand for the Saturday "premiere" of her first art gallery/showroom - an event that's raising funds for women's heart disease prevention through the Women's Heart Program Foundation. Lest you didn't know, Jane is an accomplished painter and sculptor.

The event is being hosted by the California Pistachio Commission, and a collection of hand-painted nut bowls created by Hollywood moms - including Nicole Kidman, Glenn Close, Virginia Madsen, Kelly Ripa and Jane - will also be on display. The bowls are being auctioned off on eBay, with all proceeds going to the foundation.