Amanda Seyfried Reveals What She ‘Loved’ About Playing ‘Awkward’ Elizabeth Holmes on ‘The Dropout’

Amanda Bynes isn’t exactly looking to return to acting anytime soon, but did reveal which former series of hers she’d definitely consider it for.

Amanda Seyfried took the plunge with a poolside picture her fans went wild for. The Dropout star posed up a storm for Vanity Fair and shared one of her favorite images on Instagram too. Amanda looked to be having the time of her life as she shook water off her gold, tasseled mini-dress by the side of a plush swimming pool. MORE: Amanda Seyfried shares rare glimpse of family life revealing how her children spent Easter weekendThe water droplets fell from her body as Amanda naturally giggled for the camera. WATCH: Hulu's new drama The Dropout starring Amanda SeyfriedAmanda was part of a photoshoot for the fashion magazine as they celebrated the actors behind the year’s "most indelible TV characters".She captioned the post she shared: "New @vanityfair portfolio," and added a splash emoji. MORE: Amanda Seyfried makes bittersweet red carpet appearance in chic green mini-dressMORE: Amanda Seyfried reveals rare glimpse of family life from her incredible farmFans commented: "I love that you are happy.

Mean Girls, Amanda Seyfried has worked steadily over the last two decades, scoring an Academy Award nomination in the process. Now, she’s gaining Emmy buzz and acclaim for her turn as disgraced tech wunderkind Elizabeth Holmes in Hulu’s The Dropout. Despite her A-list status, Seyfried has surprisingly flown under the radar.

For “The Wilds” writers, executive producers and showrunners Sarah Streicher and Amy B. Harris, the island on which a group of teen women — and in Season 2, a control group of adolescent boys — are trapped (as unwilling participants in a twisted sociological experiment) is a metaphor for coming of age, which, Harris told TheWrap, is “very dark for a lot of people.” “And the idea that you can be seen and that a story that you relate to or feels like it’s a part of what you went through — even if it’s dark — deserves, I think, to be told,” she added.When the Prime Video show premiered in late 2020, it unraveled a complex survivalist narrative featuring young women in hostile opposition to their surrounding environment, themselves and often each other.

Reading Rainbow TikTok meme — but there are definitely several fewer inches of length going on since she was seen at Variety's 2022 Power of Women event last week, when it reached the middle of her back. At this point, until we see more pictures, only her stylist, , knows for sure just how short she went.This story originally appeared on  By By By More from GlamourSee More Stories© 2022 Condé Nast.

Amanda Seyfried is undoubtedly grateful for having such an unforgettable role on 2004's Mean Girls, but she has recently revealed the role that catapulted her into fame didn't come without its upsetting downsides.ALSO: HELLO! launches Jubilee T-shirt collection to celebrate Queen Elizabeth in styleThe star played the adorable and ditzy Karen Smith, who confesses in the movie that she could predict the weather by holding her breasts.While many hilarious moments from her portrayal of one of the "mean girls" have lived on forever through memes and cultural references galore, during a recent interview with Marie Claire, Amanda revealed that it came with its fair share of "gross" consequences.WATCH: Amanda stars in Hulu's The DropoutMORE: Amanda Seyfried shares rare glimpse of family life revealing how her children spent Easter weekendThough many will always remember her "I'm sick" bit in the movie, what she will never forget is how men reacted to her character, who would reenact Karen Smith's signature gestures back to her.She recalls: "I always felt really grossed out by that. I was like 18-years-old.

Amanda Seyfried is sharing how playing her character in the 2004 hit-teen movie, "Mean Girls," really made her feel. The 36-year-old actress spoke with "Marie Claire" about her role as Karen Smith, who could predict the weather in the comedy film by holding her breasts. She recalled men approaching her and ask if it was raining, which was a key scene in "Mean Girls." "I always felt really grossed out by that," Seyfried said of the male response.

Mean Girls character.The actress played the role of Karen Smith in the 2004 teen comedy, which focused on a clique of high school girls.In one particular scene, Seyfried’s character said she could predict the weather while holding her breasts. Following the premiere of the film, the actress noted that male fans would approach her and reference that specific part of the movie.“I always felt really grossed out by that,” she told Marie Claire in a recent interview. “I was like 18 years old.

Marie Claire, opened up about life in a post- world. As one of the stars of the most-quotable movie on the planet, it's not super surprising that some of her most were said back to her in real life when she was recognized in public—which, she adds, didn't happen too often. (Cut to me pointing to my invisible mouse ear headband: "I'm a mouse, duh.")When she was recognized for her role in the iconic 2004 flick, however, she says it wasn't exactly a pleasant experience.

Amanda Seyfried is getting a lot of praise for her performance as real-life tech entrepreneur-turned-convicted-fraud Elizabeth Holmes in the Hulu series. However, the actress says she doesn't think she'll likely hear Holmes' take on her or the series.Seyfried covers ’s forthcoming «Beauty Changemakers» issue, and the celebrated actress got candid about fame, Hollywood, and her transformative performance in the acclaimed drama series.According to Seyfried, when it came to playing the ex-Theranos CEO, «The look was as essential as knowing how to do the voice.»«I get it, [Holmes didn’t] want to waste time on how she looks. There’s a certain appreciation or acceptance of how she looks.

Marie Claire that the interactions she had with male fans after “Mean Girls” came out were anything but fetch. The actress said men would approach her and ask if it was raining, as her character Karen Smith believed she could tell the forecast by holding her breasts.

Zack Sharf Amanda Seyfried told Marie Claire that she was often grossed out after the release of “Mean Girls” because male viewers would approach her asking her if it was raining, a reference to the infamous weather report scenes in the Tina Fey-scripted comedy. Seyfried’s character in the film, Karen Smith, believes she can predict the weather when she’s holding her breasts. The actor said boys would come up to her and reference the scenes, one of which had her soaked in a rainstorm.“I always felt really grossed out by that,” Seyfried said of the reaction.

Amanda Seyfried discusses fame, her love of childbirth, and more in a new interview.

Mamma Mia! fans! Though has shared her about in the past, the star just explained what needs to happen for a third film in the popular franchise to move forward. In case you live a sad, ABBA-free existence, Mamma Mia! (2008) follows Sophie (Seyfried) as she plans the wedding of her dreams to Sky (Dominic Cooper). The only thing Sophie is missing is a father to walk her down the aisle.

Amanda Seyfried and Colin Firth are very ready for Mamma Mia 3.

Variety's Power of Women event in NYC on May 5 wearing a monochromatic aqua consisting of a mock neck short-sleeve sweater and pleated wide-leg trousers. The flow of the trousers gives the illusion of a maxi skirt, but don't be fooled. Structured at the top and sitting just under the bust, the trousers appear to have -like boning, or at least thick, sturdy pleat.