Harry Wild - When Harry Met Fergus - 2:15 pm Wednesday, May 6 on U&Drama

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When Harry Met Fergus
Season 1, Episode 1

Recently retired English professor Harriet 'Harry' Wild is trying to adjust to retirement when she's injured in a mugging. While recovering at the home of her police detective son Charlie, she looks at his files and realises his latest investigation bears similarities to an obscure Elizabethan play. But when her findings are rebuffed, she decides to find the killer-with aid from a surprising source. Drama, starring Jane Seymour

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Detective/Thriller Movie/Drama

Cast & Crew

Jane Seymour (Actor) .. Harry Wild

Rohan Nedd (Actor) .. Fergus Reid

Stuart Graham (Actor) .. Ray Tiernan

Kevin Ryan (Actor) .. Charlie Wild

Amy Huberman (Actor) .. Orla Wild

Rose O'Neill (Actor) .. Lola Wild

Jim Roche (Actor) .. Colin Fountain

Esosa Ighodaro (Actor) .. June

Morgan C Jones (Actor) .. Graham Gray

Paul Tylak (Actor) .. Glenn Talbot

Paul Kennedy (Actor) .. Carl Simmons

Danielle Ryan (Actor) .. Vicky Boyle

Ronan Burke (Director)

Michael Queen (Producer)

David Logan (Executive producer)

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Did You Know..

Jane Seymour (Actor) .. Harry Wild

Born: February 15, 1951 in Hayes, Middlesex

Best Known For: Dr Quinn, Medicine Woman.

Early-life: Born Joyce Penelope Wilhelmina Frankenberg on February 15, 1951, in Hayes, Middlesex. She has two younger sisters and is the daughter of a British obstetrician and his Dutch wife. Due to her mother's nationality, Seymour is bilingual. She adopted her stage name at 17 when she became a professional dancer. While preparing for her second performance with the Kirov Ballet, she suffered a knee injury which forced her to give up her career.

Career: After switching to acting, Seymour's movie debut was in a small role in Oh! What a Lovely War in 1969. A year later she made her first TV appearance in Here Come the Double Deckers! Roles in TV series The Pathfinders, The Onedin Line and The Strauss Family made her a famous name in the UK, but it was Bond flick Live and Let Die in 1973 which turned her into a star. She's worked continuously on the small and big screens ever since in such projects as Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger, Somewhere in Time, War and Remembrance, and the long-running Dr Quinn, Medicine Woman. She's also taken part in Dancing with the Stars and was last seen on the big screen in Love, Wedding, Marriage.

Quote: 'You have to count on living every single day in a way you believe will make you feel good about your life - so that if it were over tomorrow, you'd be content with yourself.'

Trivia: She received an OBE in 2000.