Harlow Jane, the daughter of Oscar-winner Patricia Arquette and actor Thomas Jane, made a public appearance at the Los Angeles premiere of her latest project, Peacock's "The Five-Star Weekend." Jane, 23, stars as Caroline, the onscreen daughter of Jennifer Garner's character, Hollis Shaw, in the eight-episode drama.
The series, based on Elin Hilderbrand's 2023 novel, follows Shaw, a food blogger, as she navigates grief. "The Five-Star Weekend" premiered on Peacock on Thursday.
Jane, who is pursuing an acting career, has spoken about navigating the industry with her famous parentage. "There are a lot of people that get opportunities in this industry, because of who they were raised around. It's true. It's also true for every career on Earth, unfortunately," she told People last month. Jane also stated her commitment to auditioning for roles on merit.
Harlow Jane was born into a prominent acting family. Her mother, Patricia Arquette, is known for her roles in "Boyhood," for which she won an Academy Award, "Severance," and "Medium." Her father, Thomas Jane, gained recognition for his roles in "Boogie Nights," "The Punisher," and the HBO series "Hung." Arquette and Jane divorced in 2011.
The father-daughter duo has previously collaborated on screen, appearing together in the 2022 psychological thriller "Dig" and the 2015 History Channel western drama "Texas Rising." Jane also portrayed a younger version of her mother's character in the 2023 Apple TV+ show "High Desert." Both mother and daughter have roles in Courteney Cox's upcoming directorial effort "Evil Genius."
Jane is also currently filming the AppleTV+ series "The Off Weeks," alongside Ben Stiller and Jessica Chastain.
At the premiere, Jane was seen with co-star Jennifer Garner and her father, Thomas Jane. The premiere was held at the Hammer Museum's Billy Wilder Theatre. "The Five-Star Weekend" has received a 79 percent critic approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 14 reviews. The series also features Regina Hall, D'Arcy Carden, Gemma Chan, Timothy Olyphant, Judy Greer, David Denman, and Josh Hamilton.