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  A delicate young English model turned actress of partially Chinese and Spanish descent, the slightly exotic-looking Jane March provided a quietly stunning star turn as the Young Girl in director Jean-Jacques Annaud's adaptation of Marguerite Duras' sensual autobiographical novel "The Lover" (1992). Starring opposite Bruce Willis in the "Color of Night" (1994), she played a flaky aspiring actress who has several steamy nude scenes with Willis. While March garnered favorable reviews, the film itself was not so warmly received. March continued to act in forgettable features before landing the plum assignment of playing Jane to Casper Van Dien's Lord of the Jungle in "Tarzan and the Lost City" (1998).

  Beauty and the Beast (2003) .... Freya
Dark Prince: The True Story of Dracula (2000) (TV) .... Lidia
... aka Dark Prince: Legend of Dracula (UK: video title)
... aka Dracula: The Dark Prince (USA: video title)

Provocateur (1998) .... Sook Hee/Miya
... aka Agent provocateur (Canada: English title: video title)
Tarzan and the Lost City (1998) .... Jane Porter
... aka Tarzan und die verlorene Stadt (Germany)
Never Ever (1996) .... Amanda Trevane Murray
... aka The Circle of Passion
Color of Night (1994) .... Rose
Amant, L' (1992) .... The Young Girl
... aka The Lover (UK)