Amanda Seyfried Rewatches Mean Girls, Jennifer's Body, The Dropout, Mamma Mia! & More | Vanity Fair
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- Опубліковано 8 тра 2024
- Amanda Seyfried sits down to rewatch scenes from her own movies and television series, including 'Mean Girls,' 'Jennifer's Body,' 'The Dropout,' 'Mamma Mia!' and more.
Amanda Seyfried stars as Elizabeth Holmes in The Dropout which is available to stream exclusively on Hulu.
Director: Adam Lance Garcia
Director of Photography: Eric Brouse
Editor: Cory Stevens
Celebrity Talent: Amanda Seyfried
Producer: Madison Coffey
Line Producer: Jen Santos
Production Coordinator: Natasha Soto-Albors
Camera Operator: Zach Eisen
Gaffer: Niklas Moller
Audio: Sean Paulsen
Production Designer: Jeremy D. Myles
Production Assistant: Lea Donenberg, Rafael Vasquez
Post Production Supervisor: Ted Taylor
Talent Booker: Mica Medoff
00:00 "Don't ever shoot in water"
00:25 Mamma Mia!
04:00 Mean Girls
08:29 Les Misérables
13:16 Jennifer's Body
15:27 The Dropout
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"Meryl Streep is my mother" is a line that so many wishes they could say but very few can
And then Hugh Jackman as her father at les Mis 😮
so real
Many people arent grateful with their own mom? Shame
@@guyintears5554 Well, not all mothers are great parents/people. News flash! Yay 🎉
i can NEVER imagine blake lively as karen. the final casting was 100% on point imo
She's the Serena type
Blake is hilarious...I want her to get opportunity to break her typecast.
I think Blake could have been a good Karen.
karen was so iconic for that movie so im happy it was amanda
After watching The Dropout, I was thinking that if Amanda got Regina, it would've been a different flavor of evil. Just... darker, dare I say?
shes the definition of “aged like fine wine”
Her and Winona Ryder for sure
Most white women don’t haha
she is only 37
@@jehd4313only?
@@ItsKaiOpinion😂
She is one of the few celebrities who actually doesn't mind aging naturally, and she's doing it beautifully! She is beautiful in and out.
And meanwhile looks exactly the same as she did in Mamma Mia😍 i don’t know how she does it but her beauty will shine forever
@@MayLina she doesn't look exactly the same but that's okay
Yes! I’ve always thought Amanda has the most incredible hair, too!
Lol she's not aging yet, she's young
She's still young so she doesn't need to resort to any procedure or laser yet
She's perfect for "Tangled live action" she has a beautiful voice
If only amanda was younger 🥹 she'd definitely fit as rapunzel but no more 30 year olds playing teenagers pls
@@ElizaArika for realll, she would've been literally PERFECT if it were like 15 years ago because even now she still looks exactly like how i would imagine tangled rapunzel irl
@@ElizaArika nah she's still good for the role they could use technology to bring down her age. If not they should really focus on finding a new talent out there. There is no one in Hollywood right now that would be good to play rapunzel.
I'm really interested in who they'd cast as Flynn/Eugene since his character was designed to be the perfect looking man according to the women designing him 😭
Appearance wise, yes she matches. But rapunzel is very high energy and Amanda doesn’t fit that level of spastic energy and excitement
Mean Girls, Jennifer’s Body, Mamma Mia. Amanda is iconic! she and lindsay lohan have the best cinematic universe!
Precisely, Amanda and her films will always be an iconic part of my childhood. 🥰
Ariana What are you doing here?
And none for Gretchen wieners 🤣🤣🤣
your icon omg stream Magdalene
@@positiveahay7167 you mean fka twigs
Jennifer's body was ahead of its time. A lot of people didn't like it then, and critics shredded it; but a few years later everyone was able to appreciate how brilliant it was and the great social commentary it made.
My sister was obsessed with it!! Only cuz she is attracted to Megan Fox
One of my favorite movies of all time
is that so? I never understood that movie
The marketing didn't help
@@BriannaLenneman Megan Fox is so amazing. 😣❤❤
I love how she’s so thoughtful about her roles. Especially when it comes to Mean Girls. I don’t think ANYONE in that movie had ANY CLUE how HUGE that movie was gonna be and how impactful it would be on a generation
The way she and Megan always speak lovingly and with gratitude about Jennifer’s Body is my reason to keep on living.
Especially how Amanda had an amazing career after Jennifer's Body
Yeees, I know the critics hate this movie but It will forever be in my teenager heart
Right and to know this movie was so shitted on they stand by their opinions
@@mallymalibu73 same I was so obsessed with this movie it’s just so wholesome to know Megan and Amanda really loved this movie as well
literally TO THIS DAY in my top 5 movies. and probably will be until i die.
It's so funny how Amanda talks about wanting to redo her vocals after showing a clip of her voice sounding absolutely amazing and angelic 😭
Literally 😭
I think it's because she's learned more advanced technique even though she has a great voice
She had really terrible moments vocally though. She wasn’t skilled enough for the role and she knew it as a singer herself. I get her regret
@@benjjjjsin um HUH? if she wasn't skilled enough they would have replaced her- she did an amazing job as Cosette
I've seen her singing referred to having "Snow White Vibrato" and she sounded lovely, especially the trio song.
I don't think I ever realized how insanely committed to acting Amanda Seyfried really is.
Mean Girls was her first ever movie and she made it so iconic. That was a sign she was going places and she did and she’s still going.
I love how she's just honestly critiquing her performances. She's so honest. I love it Amanda.
That’s usually what makes a person good at what they do (whatever field they’re in). To do an analysis of what is good, ok and what could be done in a different way to heighten the performance.
She is so well-spoken and unfiltered and her speaking voice is mesmerising. What an amazing actress!
She is quite awesome indeed!
Btw, have you heard of the #SaveSoil #ConsciousPlanet movement before? You might be interested ❤
And easily one of the most humble and unproblematic celebrities in Hollywood.
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Her feeling like she needed to apologize for her "weak" voice in Les Mis makes me sad. I know she has been bullied by fans of the stage musical as the whole cast of the movie has been, but I think she did a great job. Her singing was emotional and effective, and cinematic. That was the point of having live singing in the movie. So that you feel what the actors are feelings rather than just being impressed by their vocal acrobatics.
I kind of think it's great that she acknowledges her voice was not where it could and maybe should have been.
she’s so dedicated to her acting, it’s a huge passion for her and it’s wonderful to see. I love how she has had many truly iconic roles and she’s proud of them, she’s not “over them” just because she’s now oscar nominated she loved every one whether it was indie or huge budget. She’s so authentic and I loved this interview
Amanda's vibrato is so reminiscent of 1950s Disney princesses and I'm here for it. It's so interesting and somehow natural-sounding
I feel like she was trained in that as it’s very Colette-esque!
@@elleblair4971 no she actually always had that kind of vibrato when singing
her in lesmis is genuinely breathtaking, one of my favorite roles of hers
She should’ve been rapunzel
"I can fake being a good dancer. Not here, I was just bad!" Amanda is incredibly relatable, she looks similar to Meryl, and believable as her daughter. Apparently, Bill was Sophie's biological father.
That was just a theory, everything actually points to Sam but they actually decided to keep a mistery and have people decide.
When I saw the movie when it came out as a kid I felt bill was her dad especially since they looked more similar
In the deleted scene that was shown here, he’s definitely her dad
@@benjjjjsin that wasn't a deleted scene. Bills aunt took care of Donna and Donna named her after his aunt but it was the only indication. If you really look at it, in my point of view, it's Sam. In my almost 15 years watching this movie, I saw the direct connection Sophie has to Sam - same talent for drawing, same expressions, same temperament, the dates match by Donna's diary.
@@xthefordx The Name of the Game was a deleted scene. It’s not in the theatrical cut. At the end of the scene, he says he is Sophie’s father. It makes sense - she looks like him and shares the same spunky personality. No other dad had a song + scene with her in that way, so it makes sense they deleted it to keep the ambiguity going
This is the type of acting I absolute love and why people like Amanda are so iconic is because she talks like she’s really lived the lives of all her characters and has thought a lot about how she wants to be and portray all her characters. It’s really inspiring
she feels like such a kind soul. she speaks so highly of everyone shes worked with. i thought it was really interesting to see how critical she is of her own performances. i hope to see her in much more
i’m so happy that both Amanda and Megan are so proud of jennifer’s body, because at the time the movie was very hated and now the movie is a cult classic and heavily loved. i’m glad they can finally see the love from a movie they both loved doing!
It’s a movie for women. Men don’t get it
@@leafandbranch ofc we don't. The lebanese kiss scene was disgusting
@@StreamHypeBoyByNewJeans “lebanese” boy get out of here lol
i neeedd more movies like jennifer’s body!!
@@StreamHypeBoyByNewJeans it wasn’t for you for a reason
Amanda being in mean girls, Jennifer's body, mamma mia and Veronica mars is so iconic
forgot to mention she was iconic in letters to Juliet which is one of my favorite movies of all time
When did she do Veronica mars? That’s Kristen bell
@@malukagg she played veronica's murdered best friend, I think her name was lily
@@malukagg she played Lily Kane, Veronica’s best friend!
I love her. I wish they did Dear John and also just saw a new movie with her in it were she looks for her missing sister. That was really good, and then "Time" with Amanda and justin Timberlake is really good. I think it was called time or out of time not sure. But I loved her in all these movies too.
The fact that she said her singing wasn’t at its best for Les Miserables. Are you kidding me??? Her voice is probably the most angelic thing I’ve ever heard
Her range is incredible. She steals scenes in a comedy like Mean Girls but also was so nuanced in portraying a dramatic role like the Dropout.
I love how her career wasn't filled with any stupid scandals or controversies
Also I love that she’s been able to have her own private life. Whenever she has a big personal life moment I learn years later, like oh gosh she has a husband. Of course Amanda does 😂
@@hotinmybagsShe also has 2 kids!😊
I love actors like Amanda because you can really tell how passionate they are about their acting
She’s a “they” now?
@@MsTinkerbelle87 maybe try reading it one more time
@@MsTinkerbelle87 imagine being so pressed at the concept of singular they🙄
@@MsTinkerbelle87 you don't have reading comprehension
@@cowboylikedans the best part is that it's not even a singular they. OP was referring to a group of actors. Guess we're not allowed to use multiple they either lol
I love the way she talks about her characters as actual people. Also the way she speaks about her cast and crew is so kind and lovely. Truly a beautiful person inside and out ❤
“i was just a child…. with so many wrinkles” 😂
Blake Lively as Karen and Amanda as Regina is insane I can't even imagine that. Great cast already obviously but definitely would've liked to see it
And rachel as Cady. I wonder if it would still be as iconic as it is today
Amanda as a villain would be amazing
@@j.elizabeth4621 idkw but i think she would be great as ghostface in scream.
@@zykvalerty I could see that
Lindsay also tried out for Regina IIRC too
“I was just a child! With so many wrinkles!” WAS HILARIOUS AND SO RELATABLE LMAO
I missed this when does she say this?
@@GadgetsGearCoffee ill try to find the timestamp later but when she was reacting to mamma mia! Specifically the one with pierce brosnan if im nit mistaken :)
@@GadgetsGearCoffee 3:02 😊
@@00iamcrazy thank you for giving the timestamp! 😬
I didn’t really get it, how was that relatable?
I love Amanda Seyfried. She is the epitome of class and grace.
Who can forget the iconic line "I'm a mouse, duh." 😂
So interesting to hear that Amanda auditioned for Regina! And I’m pretty sure Lindsay did too. I can’t imagine any of them playing a different role!
Right! I think it was perfectly cast. I can’t imagine any of the four of them playing a different character.
Not sure but I think I remember an interview saying how each one auditioned for another role. Amanda as Regina, Lacey as Cady, Rachel as Gretchen, and Lindsay as Karen. Or something like that.
@@tkim2320 Interesting that Blake Lively also auditioned for Karen! I can see her as Regina because of Gossip Girl, but it would have been interesting to see her as Karen or as Lady - although we all know the cast was perfectly cast-ed
@@HelloHello-tm7uc The closest Blake Lively becomes Regina is in A Simple Favor.
I would have loved to see Lindsay play the Regina role.
She still radiates the same energy as she does now! We love Amanda
YES WE DO LOL
She is so well spoken, so gentle, so intelligent and caring. She deserves ALL the hype.
I am SO SAD that Little Red Riding Hood wasn't in this line up. Nonetheless, Amanda is such an incredibly talented actor, and I feel so lucky that we are allowed to see how actors view their roles after the filming wraps.
I loved that movie❤
Everyone trashes the movie but I love it
I loved hearing her talk about the realities of an actor playing a real person who made morally wrong choices. Needing to be able to find empathy and compassion for them, even temporarily so you can try to embody and understand their character..and the emotional journey of their wrongdoings catching up with you internally.. I find the sort of mental gymnastics that actors have to do fascinating. And also sad sometimes, I know actors have definitely crossed their own emotional wires and had to completely stop production for hours because they were carrying immense traumatic emotions of a character, of a life that wasn't theirs and needing to just process that..
Yeah totally, it's not an easy job at all
It's what killed great actors like Heath Ledger. The toll the brain takes on the body even if you're acting, and acting with conviction, the more effects it has on your body. Hugh Laurie for the longest time talked about how playing House caused him to have a limp once the cameras started rolling because it became second nature.
She’s so real. Mad respect for her after this interview. Her casual swearing during the Les Mis part took me out 😂
Same here. She's an open book. She tells us exactly how the sausage is made. No pretense.
Her career is just so good iconic projects, not loads of things at once but just amazing films that turned out to be timeless
She's so well spoken and she explains the context and her roles so well, really impressed by her!
I like how she says the Voulez Vous part is traumatic because that literally is my favorite scene in the whole film
Saaaame. My absolute favorite
Then at least it paid off haha
I love listening to that scene and reinacting it when I'm confused about life. Lol
If it's Voulez Vous, why are they playing clips of Gimme Gimme Gimme?
Me too. It was always my favourite scene and also my favourite abba song.
Amanda is so effortlessly gorgeous, I can't believe that she's 37 now. She ages like fine wine.
Definitely an undisputed 2000s beauty. And she appears to be very kind and down to earth too.
37 is pretty young ... lol
@@FM-qs3lo but she looks younger than 37
People reaaaaaallly need to stop saying that about holywood actors. They're not ageing. They're botoxing and plastic surgering. They have to for their job and almost all of them do it. In a great way so it always seems natural but it absolutely isn't.
I think media gave us a very bad perception of age. I'm 37 and my friend and I look similar to our 20's just a little bit more mature but no massive wrinkles and gray hair 😅
Such good roles. But my favorite of hers will remain Letters To Juliet. That movie has some magic in it.
"With so many wrinkles" We love a woman who can poke fun at herself. She's always been gorgeous and she's aged so beautifully!
She was extremely underrated in the low key masterpiece “Jennifers Body” tbh.
I am glad Amanda is having an extraordinary career. She has proven herself to be a versatile actress. I am impressed that she has worked with so many iconic actors as well. And she is just in her 30s!!
The mean girls cast literally never age
Probably bc they’re probably not 50
@@Mh-xe1zh probably probably
4:37 _”I think the reason I got Karen was that I played that person in high school in order to stay out of the drama.”_
Sooooo relatable 🥲❤️
Can just feel how genuinely passionate she is about her career.
even her speaking voice is amazing. i need her to do an audiobook or one of those sleep things
She is one of the narrators for the audiobook of Life on the Refrigerator Door
Her voice is so crisp and soothing it’s like ASMR almost, Love her!
I like her as an actress and her personality, she seems very down to earth, and her performance on The Dropout was INCREDIBLE
I need to hear more of her singing. Amanda, please give us another musical or an album.
She's actually going to be on Broadway next, in the Thelma and Louise musical
She’s trying! She recently auditioned to be Glinda in the Wicked movie but didn’t get it. I would’ve loved her in that role.
@@taleytaleytaley yes, but it's confirmed now that she will be in Thelma and Louise
@@taleytaleytaleyI don’t know why she didn’t get Wicked. She’d be a perfect Glinda.
The way she SPEAKS about performing and her fellow actors, Amanda is a true artist
Okay but Im relieved to hear that Amandas strategy was to scare herself playing Elizabeth bc watching the series gave me serious creep factor. Acting is phenomenal
What a refreshingly honest person she is, being able to look at something and process that she would have done something differently, that something else wasn't where she wanted to put her energy, to reflect on her complicated feels of compassion and anger.
She just brings a great maturity to her acting and her life.
I love how emotional Amanda is getting while speaking. It’s beautiful to see movies and performances that mean so much to us as viewers, mean equally as much to the actors❤
Her cinematic repertoire is so immaculate, I grew up watching all of these classics
The movies I watched of Amanda is , Mamma Mia (1&2) Jennifer's Body, Les miserables, Mean girls, Letters to Juliet, Red riding hood, & a million ways to die in the west.... She's very versatile
Love the expression she has as an actress. Even in Le Miserable, she overperformed to what she herself claimed. I really can't stand musicals, but it was surprisingly good singing, can't deny that. Ms Seyfried seems so much more calm and based in the interview compared to the characters I've seen her play. Also, in my memory she came up during the nineties, when series and movies with beautiful young people exploded onto screens, but looking back now it was way later. Still, a very long career with some great performances.
She has the best career. She gets to play such a range of characters in projects that stand the test of time and people love! Not to mention she seems like a down to earth person and gets to live a normal life off screen. Can’t wait to see what’s next!
I loved this interview, but she’s so self critical it makes me sad 🥺. There’s definitely a fine line between being humble and too self critical, so I do hope she acknowledges how amazing she is as well, especially with her singing. She has the voice of an angel.
It's similar to me when I write or other things I delve in, because I'm so passionate about the things I do and I want them to be/look it's best. I can be my own harsh critic. It's instilled within us all. It just shows that you're passionate about your craft.
She's probably should start a podcast, 'cause her voice is just- ✨✨✨ It's like she can take me to sleep in five minutes 😭
She's gained knowledge, and the craft to get into character and study them is such mindful. I love her, and I've grown watching her screenings.
I am and have always been obsessed with Mama Mia, and nobody could have played Sophie quite like Amanda. I was blown away by how beautiful she is. She’s a phenomenal actress and she’s played so many iconic roles!❤️
feel like we also need give props to the interviewer behind the camera who must be prompting amanda seyfried to go into such amazing detail about all these films!!
As a musician who works behind the scenes, I find commentaries like this just as engaging as the completed films. It’s always great to hear what other creatives and performers think and experience. Thank you, Vanity Fair and Amanda!
Why aren't more people nominating her as Rapunzel? Florence pugh is gorgeous and has a lovely voice but she has an alto/tenor voice. Amanda has a lovely soprano voice that suits Punzie best!
She’s so thoughtful and unfiltered, what a cool interview
"She truly believes that the best idea would be.. to go to Taco Bell" LMAO. Same, girl, same.
she's an icon! She low-key grew up with us, yet she's so underrated.
I always loved Amanda's roles. The Dropout once again proved her talent without leaving anyone disappointed. She's got such an excellent resume in her belt.
Amanda is the gutsiest and most fearless actor in Hollywood.
she seems so genuine and authentic i love her so much
Wow this is such an honest reflection on her Les Mis experience, I was such a hardcore theatre kid at the time I remember feeling mad watching parts of that movie wishing the vocals were cleaner but looking back it felt more authentic and real, and they leaned into the camp and absurdity a bit.
Anyways big kudos, she’s really matured and would love to see her do another big musical (I know she’s working on something now..)
I remember seeing her in promos for Les Mis and constantly talking down on her vocal performance. She seemed really embarrassed and was vocal in wishing she could redo it even back then. :(
I wonder how russel crow feels about his performance…
Sideways has a great analysis on the physical grind (to say the least!) that was happening to the actors’ vocals as a whole. I think Amanda sounds amazing in the film, but WOW I see her voice in a new light after watching the Sideways video.
amanda seyfried is literally one of my biggest inspirations. i've been lucky enough to actually play not one but TWO of her roles onstage (karen in the nyc premiere of mean girls jr. and cosette in les mis) in the past year. i genuinely believe that she is one of the best actresses of our time.
A movie she's in which is often forgotten about, that I like despite it being very predictable, is Dear John. She's very calming in that movie, it matches the overall feel. Just love it.
Oh my goodness I love how honest she is about herself - what a legend.
What a career. Jennifer’s Body is a fantastic movie. Criminally underrated.
She's literally so gorgeous
I love Amanda so much, she was literally my childhood and that's why I appreciate her so much, but the way she talks about her characters or actor friends, how she expresses herself about each character she played and how she connects with each of them is something fascinating, her vocabulary and level of expression is so amazing that she really makes us deeply understand what she wants to say.
Thank you for this amazing interview and we love you Amanda
I love how she is so honest and doesn’t sugarcoat her experience while shooting !
As someone that grew up with the movie and still sees it once a month, it absolutely warms my heart hearing Amanda talk this way about Mamma Mia 😭😭
I’m surprised Red Riding Hood wasn’t mentioned, absolutely loved her in it
she is so well spoken and its clear how passionate she is about her craft! Get it sis!
cannot wait to see what she does next! you can tell amanda has so much respect and passion for her craft, and it shows in the result. also stunning but we knew that
There was a clip of Amanda singing Popular recently and she sounded incredible, I can definitely see why she would want to redo Les Miz cause she was indeed pretty weak for the role's requirement (even though once your mind is able to just accept her for the role, you could definitely appreciate her angelic voice).
She auditioned for Glinda in the Wicked film adaption, and spoke about how hard she’s worked on getting her vocals up to par. Not that she wasn’t amazing before, but where she personally felt comfortable in her vocal ability enough to possibly portray Glinda. The good part is that she said she now feels vocally ready for more musicals in the future, and is reportedly working on a Thelma & Louise musical with Evan Rachel Wood.
Sideways does a great analysis called “Why the Music in Les Misérables sounds Worse than you Think,” or something like that. Much of what was going on backstage, as far as direction, stressed the actors’ voices. I think Amanda sounds amazing in the movie, but it was eye opening to hear more of the process going on.
The her coldest persona as a vampire stunned me.. I could never forget the demeanor of her actions.. and couldn't forget her name because of it.
she is so well spoken id love to just listen to her talk for hours about anything
she has so much diversity in her roles
She doesn't sound like an actor. She is definitely a director
Why do you think so?
She's so well rounded and such a great actor! Her roles/movies are always ICONIC!
She's so great that people just see her as her characters. I'm sure it's annoying when people ask her about the weather on the street, but it goes to show how her acting resonates so closely with viewers.
She’s an underrated ICON & doesn’t get enough recognition.
This was so cool! Amanda’s insights were so rich and detailed with how she broke scenes down for us, what she felt, how she felt it, and the significance of it. Amazing to see someone who loves what they do tell you about it.
I've admired her as an actress since I was a child. She's so truly talented at what she does. Every role of hers is a joy to watch. And she speaks so nicely too!
Huge Amanda Seyfried fan I just love her. There’s a couple more I wish they went over but I’m glad she did this 😊
the little tidbit that blake lively played karen while amanda auditioned as regina is insane to think of 😳
Her resume speaks for itself. What an icon!
I have always loved Amanda and this interview is the proof of how kind and a lovely person she is