article_snippet.sent: When the show first aired, historians criticised the decision to cast Kate Phillips as Henry VIII's third wife Jayne Seymour because Jayne Seymour was too pretty.
article_snippet.sent: Jayne Seymour seen in a portrait by Tudor artist Hans Holbein, is depicted with a noticeably large forehead, double chin, and thin pursed lips.
article_snippet.sent: According to Miss Worsley, has features which are too dainty.
article_snippet.sent: Miss Worsley said: 'Miss Worsley's too pretty.
article_snippet.sent: Miss Worsley laughed and said, "I picked Miss Worsley because of Miss Worsley acting, not because of Miss Worsley forehead".'
article_snippet.sent: Miss Worsley has  said that Kate Phillips, pictured left, who plays Henry VIII's wife Jane Seymour, portrait pictured right, in BBC drama Wolf Hall is too pretty .
article_snippet.sent: Miss Worsley Miss Worsley has previously questioned the authenticity of some aspects of the programme, claiming both the original books and now this adaptation have brought the characters firmly into the modern day.