Amanda Seyfried in 7 unforgettable roles

Actress, model and singer, Amanda Seyfried she confirmed her talent through a series of (more or less) perfectly cast roles in film and television until she established herself as a household name on the Hollywood scene. It first came to our attention in the 2000s thanks to comedies. Mean Girls (2004) and Mamma Mia! (2008), both of which achieved worldwide success, the American continued her path to blockbuster success. Little Red Riding Hood (2010) and Time-out (2011), never abandoning her romantic streak, which continues to be a theme in her filmography. In 2021, the Pennsylvania-born actress received an Oscar nomination for her role in the film David Fincher

biographical drama decoy. Last year, she surprised us with her role in the 2022 series based on a true story, The Dropout. To better understand the extent of its range, Fashion recalls the most beautiful roles played by the 38-year-old actor Amanda Seyfried over the past twenty years.

Amanda Seyfried 7 best roles

Mean Girls (2004)

In the cult comedy Mean Girls director Mark Waters, Amanda Seyfried plays Karen Smith, one of Regina George’s best friends. Accompanied Rachel McAdams And Lindsey They have, she plays a sweet but not exactly smart teenager. She is a member of the Plastics, a group of popular girls with slanderous views and a typical 2000s dress code, including low-slung jeans, crop tops, rhinestones and lip gloss. The film has grossed at least $130 million worldwide, and another remake is even expected in 2024.

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Mamma Mia! (2008)

Mamma Mia was definitely one of the best films released in 2008. In this 1999 musical comedy Amanda Seyfried plays Sophia, Donna’s daughter (Meryl Streep). Highlights of the film include Sofia’s wedding on a Greek island, her encounters with her mother’s three charming ex-lovers, one of whom may be Sofia’s father (Pierce Brosnan, Stellan Skarsgard, And Colin Firth) and cult hits of the Swedish group ABBA rethought Donna and Dynamo. It’s hard to pick what’s best about this sunny comedy other than its sweet portrayal of love between a mother and daughter.