Jane Seymour, hair wrapped in a towel, is saying goodbye to her character's family as they leave for work and school in the morning.It's a scene from a new Australian film, the drama Director Michael Budd, who was inspired to become a filmmaker after spending almost 300 days as Laurence Fishburne's body double while shooting the But all around them, at a historic house at Windsor on Sydney's outskirts, are signs of the challenge of shooting a film during a pandemic.The crew are all wearing masks. Beaches and beauty spots prepare for surge of visitors as SIX days of scorching...REVEALED: Deutsche Bank hands over Donald Trump's financial records to NYC prosecutors as state attorney...Google and YouTube to BLOCK junk food adverts for under-18s in the UK amid government efforts to tackle...Chinese-owned TikTok announces plans to build data centre in Ireland after reports it wants a London HQ amid...'The President was stating a fact': White House press secretary attacks Facebook and Twitter for 'flagrant...Donald Trump claims he made Boris Johnson shift his stance on Huawei's 5G access during a 'big and tough...Donald Trump says he is 'not involved' in efforts to get Kanye West on the ballot in presidential swing...Italian billionaire whose £30m  superyacht sank after it fell off the back of a cargo freighter is suing the...The Queen's English is named the UK's most attractive accent due to its association with 'intelligence and...We're dam well staying!
"I don't think there's anyone I know that hasn't been touched by dementia or Alzheimer's and hasn't known how to deal with it.

'A lot of people don't know how to deal with people who have dementia and Alzheimer's.

"Providing we can keep it very tight and stick to the guidelines that have been sent out to us, we'll be in a good position. Jane Seymour and Jacqueline McKenzie shoot a scene from Ruby's Choice at Windsor.

'I think it's also really important because dementia and Alzheimer's are the number one cause of death for Australian women. 'To start a conversation about dementia is something I've been passionate about for a long time," he said.He felt "blessed" that Seymour had been willing to go through two weeks in quarantine after arriving from Los Angeles. Tricky 15-question quiz reveals if you possess 'superior intelligence'Lufthansa warns it does not expect air travel to return to pre-coronavirus crisis levels for FOUR YEARS as...Thousands of coronavirus deaths 'will be wiped off the government's official toll' after urgent review into...Work-from-home Twitter mob rounds on Kirstie Allsopp after she said employees should return to the office to...Wetherspoons is set to cut 130 staff at its head office as Covid jobs bloodbath continues with 135,000...A million people could lose their jobs this year as unemployment hits 7.4 per cent and GDP slumps 9.5% - but...Up to 500,000 Britons are suffering the effects of 'long Covid' - but GPs dismiss their fatigue as being...Ministers 'wasted more than £150million buying face masks that don't work' from investment firm with no...Pimlico Plumbers tycoon Charlie says those working from home are 'selfish' and 'don't care about the economy...A most unholy ding-dong!
By J. Peterson For Daily Mail Australia. I didn't know that. "Seymour, 69, also has projects lined up in Spain, Ireland and the US. He said the COVID-19 restrictions made the shoot more difficult and more expensive but was grateful that it was possible. Doctor JOHN LEE says that as the devastation to our health and...'I didn't see any remorse': PC Andrew Harper's mother describes watching his killers 'laughing' in court as...Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick angrily denies his planning revolution will create 'slums' to hit the...RACHEL JOHNSON: Another rainy staycation?