73-Year-Old Jane Seymour Shows Off Gorgeous Figure At Movie Premiere

Bond Girl Jane Seymour attended the premiere of Lindsay Lohan’s Irish Wish at the Paris Theater in New York. The iconic actress strutted the runway in a gold sequin dress with ruched detail that showed off her age-defying figure. She also put on gorgeous stilettos that matched her gown to perfection.

Jane wore her signature fringe, which fell to her shoulders in crimped waves, and kept it soft with the makeup as well. She shared photos from the event featuring her daughter Lohan and director Janeen Damian with the caption, “Sláinte! Had a great time at the #IrishWish premiere! Mark your calendars for March 15th!”

Fans react to Jane Seymour’s gorgeous figure

Fans commended Jane for supporting her co-star and looking so gorgeous in her seventies. “Beautiful. Thank you for sharing with us, have a wonderful day Jane,” someone wrote. “Jane!!!!!! You look so gorgeous…your dress, the hair, the makeup, it’s all perfect congratulations on the movie, can’t wait to see it,” another added.

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Many are eager to see the Netflix film, which features a woman named Maddie watching her friend nearly get married to her own true love — until she makes a wish. “I am very happy that you had a very nice evening for the premiere of Irish Wish. I tell you again, but I look forward to watching this movie that looks wonderful and seeing you again playing in a movie,” a fan assured.

Jane turned 73 a few weeks ago and addressed the issue of overlooking women her age in the entertainment industry. “I think when you get older, they kind of look at you like, ‘Oh well, she’s past her prime. She’s a little old woman, she’s not important,’” she told Queen Sugar’s Tina Lifford during a panel for biopharmaceutical company, Insmed’s “Speak Up in BE” campaign.

The Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman star could also relate to the program’s goal, which was to raise awareness about “unseenism,” among older women, leading to trivialization of real medical concerns like chronic lung disorder bronchiectasis (BE) among them. “I spoke to a lot of friends of mine, and they said, ‘Yes, I am unseen, and I am unheard,’” she told PEOPLE.