She shares Jane with her ex-husband, actor Thomas Jane.
But who is her daughter?
And why is there so much fascination surrounding her?
Jane shares many similarities with her mom, one of the most obvious of which is her appearance.
“I was excited and nervous for her.
I wasn’t on the set that day.
“She did a wonderful job.”
“I definitely rebelled against it for as long as I could,” she toldPeoplemagazine in an interview.
I can’t live a lie of wanting to be anything else.”
As for why she tried to “rebel” against becoming an actor?
She did not share this specifically but admitted to “secretly” loving the profession.
“My mom has very specific teeth.
And I was getting really into it.
I cut my hair, dyed my hair.
It was just so fun to me.”
Patricia Arquette has praised her daughter’s performance and explained toVarietywhy she was the perfect person for the role.
I was so proud of her and not really surprised because she’s really a deep person."
Jane has admitted that it was not a terribly inspiring experience as a child.
“You’re going through life stages.
You don’t see the value in what your parents are doing.”
Despite this, there were some aspects of it that drew the young star in.
“I loved going with my mom into the makeup trailer, and I loved watching on the screens.
I loved watching the director work,” she recalled.
Not only was she more financially stable, but her relationship status was also different.
Her father is actor Thomas Jane
Harlow Jane is the daughter of not one but two actors.
Her parents are Patricia Arquette and Thomas Jane, who were married for four years.
They ask that their privacy be respected at this time."
Harlow reflected on what it was like growing up with creatives as parents and its impact on her life.
“But also, it was beautiful.
I’m lucky to have grown up around so much art and creation, and creativity.
It was a general spirit of playfulness, even today.”
Harlow benefits from a close relationship with her parents.
The movie in question, “Dig,” was released in 2022.
Thomas plays the role of Scott Brennan, while his real-life daughter plays his on-screen daughter, Jane.
As for what it was like working with her dad?
Patricia Arquette was not big on discipline
“I’m not a great disciplinarian.
But luckily, Enzo didn’t really need that.
I just talked him through things,” the “True Romance” actress said.
She also acknowledged how her brother, David Arquette was there for her.
“David helped me a lot with understanding him,” she explained.
“I have a teenage daughter, and I take a stab at offer her a counterbalance.
You know, she doesn’t listen to her old man,” he toldMovieWebin 2022.
“But I attempt to offer, you know, a different perspective.
Coco is her cousin and the child of Courteney Cox and David Arquette (Patricia Arquette’s brother).
“It’s a lovefest.
Coco said Harlow is her best friend,” the “Lost Highway” actress said.
“But I’m not always good with boundaries.
I get worn out.
You’ve got to pick your battles and decide what is important.”
Patricia toldTimemagazine about how she felt when her daughter attended boarding school.
“I had this longing feeling of wanting to keep her close to me,” she explained.
We kind of figured that out in the learning process of things.”
But the takeaway here is how dedicated she is to her work.
Harlow may be young, but she approaches her roles with professionalism.
She has never been afraid to express her unique style
Children of celebrities have advantages and disadvantages.
Harlow Jane has never been afraid to express her unique style.
Arquette proudly introduced Harlow, tellingE!
News, “This is Harlow Jane.
She’s my cat.
She’s my kitty daughter.”
“It’s always difficult to be a teenage girl,” she explained in a 2015 interview.
“The time I was most conscious of trying to be attractive was when I was a teenager.
You’re great, and you’ll find the right person for you.'”
She also admitted that the role models she had growing up were different from those her daughter has now.
Still, Harlow Jane has a great relationship with her mom.
As she plainly put it to People magazine: “I love my mom.”
