Jane March - biography; photo wallpapers: Jane March came
to international attention with her screen debut in Jean-Jacques
Annaud's art-house hit, The Lover, the story of a young woman in 1920s
Saigon caught up in an obsessive affair with a man twice her age. A
native of Middlesex, England, March was already a top model at the time
of her motion-picture debut, having graced the pages of fashion
magazines since she was 15. (Director Annaud had seen March in her
layout for Just Seventeen magazine while he was searching for an
actress to portray the lead in the screen adaptation of Marguerite
Duras' semi-autobiographical novel.) The life-changing experience of
working on Annaud's film and subsequently touring the world giving
press interviews convinced her to pursue an acting career. She followed
The Lover with starring roles in The Color of Night (opposite Bruce
Willis), Provocateur and Never Ever.