How many seeds in a pomegranate?

(Jewish folklore says 613 seeds, but I don't think they all do have the same number of seeds)

But for real, my friend's grandmother is in the production of "The Color of Pomegranates" -- hot Russian women have how many g-seeds?

"...a man who was caught stealing and about to hanged. On his way to the gallows he told the governor that he knew a wonderful secret and it would a pity to allow it to die with him, and he would like to disclose it to the king. He would put the seed of a pomegranate in the ground and through the secret taught him by his father he would make it grow and bear fruit overnight. This intrigued the governor, who told the king, and the next day the king and all the high officers of state came to the place where the thief was waiting. He dug a hole and said, “This seed must be only put in the ground by someone who has never stolen or taken anything that didn’t belong to them. I, being a thief, can not do it.” So he turned to the king’s chief of staff who admitted that in his youth he had indeed taken something not his own. The treasurer admitted that he, too, may have hedged things a little here and there, and even the king allowed as to how he had once kept a necklace of his father’s. The thief then said to them, “You are all mighty and powerful and want nothing, and yet you cannot plant the seed, while I who have stolen a little because I was starving am to be hanged.” The king, pleased with the ruse of the thief, pardoned him."