Jane March
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| Nickname: |
The Sinner From Pinner |
| Known for: |
Amant, L' / Color of Night / Dark Prince: The True Story of Dracula |
| Birth name: |
Jane March Horwood |
| Birthday: |
20 March 1973, Edgware, London, England, UK |
| Height: |
5' 2" (1.57 m) |
| Available Photos |
510 |
| Video Clips |
27 |
| Wallpapers |
61 |
Trivia

Has a brother named Jason (b. 1970).

Measurements: 35-22-34 (Source: Celebrity Sleuth magazine)

Her father is English of Spanish descent and her mother is Vietnamese/ Chinese.

Is the new spokesmodel of Chopard jewelry. [2004]

After the release of
Amant, L', Jane was quickly dubbed 'The Sinner from Pinner'. The nickname remained for many years because
Amant, L' at the time was considered to be quite a shocking film. Pinner was the staid London suburb where she grew up.

Model and actress.

Her father Bernard Horwood is a teacher in design and technology at a secondary school.

Her mother's name is Jean.

While filming
Color of Night, opposite
Bruce Willis, she fell in love with one of the film's producers,
Carmine Zozzora. Just two months after their first date, he proposed on May 6, 1993 and they flew by private jet to Lake Tahoe, marrying in the Dream-Maker wedding chapel on June 14. She was only 20, he was 35 and a Hollywood millionaire hotshot. They were married in a hurry during an 8-hour break from filming
Color of Night. March wore a white t-shirt and jeans at the 11-minute ceremony. Friends
Bruce Willis and
Demi Moore were the witnesses; Willis was also the best man and Moore was maid of honor. Instead of having a honeymoon, March went back to filming
Color of Night. Besides being a producer on the film, Zozzora was also the head of
Bruce Willis' production company Flying Heart. After they were married, Zozzora put March in another film, the 1996 spy thriller
Provocateur for which he was executive producer. After a whirlwind marriage, the two separated in 1997 and finally divorced in 2001.

Used five body doubles for her love scenes in
Amant, L', while co- star
Tony Leung Ka Fai used only two of his own body doubles.

Was only 18 when she shot the film
Amant, L', and 19 when it was released in Britain in 1992. She was hired by French film director
Jean-Jacques Annaud who, on his search for an actress to play the film's lead, liked her look when he first spotted her picture on the cover of Just Seventeen magazine. Prior to this film, Jane had no acting experience but was already a top model at the time of her motion-picture debut, having graced the pages of fashion magazines since she was 15.

March's parents, living in Pinner, England, were unaware she was marrying Carmine Zozzorra. Her parents had never met Zozzora, a millionaire Hollywood producer and 15 years March's senior, and only learned about him and her marriage when March telephoned them.

[6 May 1993] Engaged to
Carmine Zozzora.

Is great friends with
Amant, L' director
Jean-Jacques Annaud. However, this was not always so. When
Amant, L' was released, false rumours of her having real love scenes with co-star
Tony Leung Ka Fai circulated, and she felt abandoned and exploited by Annaud for never putting an end to the speculation, which even fueled the rumours and gained huge publicity for the film. This led to March having a nervous breakdown, in which the producer of
Amant, L' recognised what was happening and sent her to the Seychelles for a week. March never spoke to Annaud for 10 years, until his apology to her in 2003.
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