Advice for dating in your 70s from Jane Seymour, who found love in her 'amazing guy' after landing her role.

John Zambetti is a good man, as Jane Seymour knows.

The actress stated to Planet Chronicle Digital at the 24th Annual Beverly Hills Film Festival at the TCL Chinese 6 Theatres in Hollywood on Wednesday that she is very loved and supported, and the guy she is with is amazing. He is genuinely interested in what she does and loves it, thinking her work is excellent.

She stated, "I support his music and performances, which are truly impressive."

While Seymour was being interviewed, Zambetti was off camera and pointed him out, saying, "He's trying to photograph me, he's right back there."

"Are you a paparazzi?" she teased, laughing loudly.

Since October, Seymour and Zambetti have been dating and made their relationship official on Instagram.

The couple admitted in an interview with People that their children were the ones who had set them up.

"Our kids brought us together, so we don't have to worry about their approval of our relationships. I'm fortunate to be with her."

The 73-year-old stated that he was experiencing the greatest joy of his life in numerous aspects.

The former Bond girl stated that dating in her 70s was "absolutely fantastic," and she and Zambetti plan to celebrate their monthly anniversaries instead of yearly ones.

Are you not going to wait 50 years this time in life, she asked?

Seymour offered surprising advice to those seeking love at an advanced age: "Just stop looking!" she told Planet Chronicle Digital.

Jane Seymour offers surprising dating advice after discovering her "fantastic man."

Zanetti and Seymour walked the red carpet together to promote her new short film, "And You Are?..."

In the short, Zach Barack, a trans actor and advocate, portrays a grandmother with Alzheimer's who is trying to maintain a relationship with her trans grandson, Seymour.

Seymour stated, "I am a woman with Alzheimer's who becomes frustrated when I don't remember repeating the same task, and I am unsure of what's happening except for the joy I feel when my grandchild visits. It is revealed that my grandchild is a granddaughter, and I frequently talk to her about her beauty and adorableness."

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"The story's poignancy lies in the fact that she can only access the past, while he refuses to remember it and only desires the present. Despite this, they unite in a heartwarming film, with her suddenly realizing who he truly is."