When we talk about musicals in cinema, it is inevitable that the vast majority of the population will think of 'Mamma Mia'. The film starring Amanda Seyfried and Meryl Streep was a

Amanda Seyfried is grappling with the state of America. “Did we ever think this is where we would be as Americans?” she asks, her voice catching. “No. Because America felt like the best place to be.” It’s a vulnerable moment during a conversation that spans the spectrum - including her towering performance in “The Testament

Though Amanda Seyfried enjoys appearing in movie musicals, the performer has revealed that she won't be starring in any on Broadway, due to intense stage fright.

The Emmy winner weighed in on whether a third installment to the "Mamma Mia!" franchise is on its way. “It is, yes,” Seyfried told Deadline Sept. 8 while attending the Toronto International Film Festival, before cautiously adding, “I think.”

Amanda Seyfried Would Certainly Do Another Mamma Mia! Despite confessing she’s not a big fan of sequels, Amanda Seyfried would be “in” for a third Mamma Mia! It has been reported that Amanda Seyfried seems to think that sequels are films that are ...

Amanda Seyfried reveals that she was studying/prepping to play Joni Mitchell in another biopic years before Cameron Crowe's version.

Seyfried's commitment to non-surgical, routine maintenance has remained throughout her career, which has evolved from her memorable role as Karen Smith in Mean Girls to her Oscar-nominated turn in Mank and her Emmy-winning portrayal of Elizabeth Holmes in the Hulu series The Dropout.

Amanda Seyfried doesn't have any plans to go under the knife.