Jane Seymour says that the wedding dream is a place of shame for Owen Wilson’

Jane Seymour was cast in the 2005 film Marriage Debatesbut he agreed and called Owen Wilson they felt a little worried about the big event.

“Owen was actually quite nervous about the whole experience, and so was I!” Seymour, 74, was told People In an interview published on Thursday, December 3. “But when I’m in character, I’m Kathleen Supery. So I said, ‘Jane Seymour might have a problem with what you’re going to do, but right now I’m not.’ And at first he was like, ‘Oh, I don’t know.’ “

During the scene, matriarch Kathleen tries Cleary’s (Seymour) attempts to seduce John BeckWith (Wilson) in the bedroom, holding him up and strapping her breasts to his face. She asks John to hold her breasts, and in what many consider one of the most memorable movie moments of the 21st century, she tells him to call her “Cat’s cat.”

“[Director] David Dobkin Are you going to say, ‘Would you just rest your fingers a little? Can you just move your fingers a little?

This page Dr Quinn, Medicine Woman The alum also revealed that Wilson was the one who suggested she end the scene by calling her character a “Pervert.”

“That was the button that said that place was needed, and it was amazing,” he reflected.

While he only talks about US of the Week In February, Seymour revealed that the scene used a little movie magic.

“The way we shoot, people think I’m naked, but no one ever sees anything,” he revealed. “There was nothing to see. The way it was executed was very bright when it came out. I saw people on planes going back, they went back where there was only one situation where they could see.”

He explained that his role in it Marriage Debates He helped his fans see another side of it, highlighting his Comedic Chops.

“It was all down to Owen Amehlo and the way we played, and I’m very proud of it, but it was good for me because Dr. Quinn’s fans love it,” he continued. “They’re lovely. They go, wow. So this is our comedy. I’m sure we’ve lost a few there, but for the most part, I think people really [like] So they like the comic work I’ve done since then with Harry Wilde. “

With Seymour, portraying Kathleen / kitty cat was an unforgettable experience.

“It’s a great character to play… We’re talking about having a new life. After 45, I really had a new life,” he reflected. “I’m going to play characters and I’m going to have a lot of fun with it. And I’m getting a lot more comfortable as an actor, and I think I’m a better actor than I’ve ever really come close to being given really good roles.”

Marriage Debates It will return to theaters on Thursday, December 4 and Thursday, December 11, in celebration of the film’s 20th anniversary.