INDEX

ALL ABOUT JANE
Meet Jane
Jane's Filmography
Vital Statistics
Secrets to Staying Fit
Charities
Alternative Medicine
St. Catherine's Court
Meet James Keach
James' Filmography

ARTISTIC VENUES
Jane as Artist
Jane Seymour Handbags
Signature Collection
Household Collection
Children's Clothing

BOOKS
Making Yourself at Home
Remarkable Changes
Romantic Living
This One & That One
Two at a Time

MISCELLANEOUS
Voting Polls
Trivia
Tic Tac Toe
Rosie's Mom Squad

PHOTO ALBUM
Just Jane

MEET JAMES KEACH

Director JAMES KEACH has worked over the years as an actor, writer, producer and director. He directed the Warner Brothers feature film "The Stars Fell On Henrietta" in association with Malpaso Productions with Clint Eastwood producing. The critically acclaimed film stars Robert Duvall, Aiden Quinn and Frances Fisher.

A graduate of Northwestern University and the Yale School of Drama, James Keach received classical training as an actor at the New York Shakespeare Festival under director Joseph Papp. He went on to perform on stage at the Body Politic Theater in Chicago, and directed theater in Chicago, New York and at the Los Angeles Mark Taper Forum. As an actor, Keach has starred in over fifty feature films including Wildcats with Goldie Hawn, Love Letters with Jamie Lee Curtis, Vacation, The Experts, Moving Violations, Comes A Horseman and The Razor's Edge with Bill Murray.

Also an award-winning director, Keach has directed multiple features including critically acclaimed The Stars Fell On Henrietta starring Robert Duvall, Aiden Quinn and Frances Fisher. Keach executive produced and co-wrote the feature films The Long Riders (in which he also starred as Jesse James) and Armed and Dangerous. He produced the feature The Experts and co-wrote and directed the telefilm The Forgotten which received a Cable Ace Award. He also received two Western Heritage Awards for Best Director, for the series The Young Riders and produced the television movie A Winner Never Quits: The Peter Gray Story, which won the Humanitas Award for ABC. Keach also produced and directed False Identity for RKO, which starred Stacy Keach, Jr. and Genevieve Bujold.

He produced and directed his wife, Jane Seymour, in the telefilms A Passion for Justice: The Hazel Brannon Smith Story, Sunstroke, Praying Mantis and The Absolute Truth through their production company, Catfish Productions. Keach returned to acting in the feature film The New Swiss Family Robinson starring opposite his wife. The Catfish production of A Marriage of Convenience, directed by James Keach and starring Jane Seymour, garnered the highest ratings of a CBS television movie in the season it aired.

The arrival of twin boys with wife Jane Seymour inspired a delightful series of children's books entitled, This One and That One.The successful series whimsically transpose their household into a family of cats with fun, thoughtful stories wonderfully illustrated by Geoffrey Planer.