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The movie Jennifer’s body is “perfect” to Amanda Seyfried – Except for marketing the film.
“I can’t criticize this movie, for me it is perfect. She has balls. (Screen writer) Diablo cody unlucky -in -hive and beautiful and clever and funny, ”Seyfiend, 39, said in an interview with Diversity Published on Saturday, March 22.
“We were expressing a particular angst in a very specific funny way in a very specific genre,” he continued. “The special effects were so amazing, there were stunts, there was everything you could be. If the judges criticized anything, the marketing would be the marketing.
According to Seyfried, “The marketing team rapped it so that it was just a gorse.”
Amanda Seyfried has advice to anyone experiencing a wardrobe malfunction: Make sure Glen Powell is involved. In an interview with people announced on Sunday, March 9, Seyfried said she had a potentially deadly experience at the 2023 judging judges awards when “my boobs were falling out of my dress.” “I was wearing this amazing vintage (…)
“I think they were ruined, and I think Karyn and Diablo are a very good team,” he continued. “I love needy. It was the first time I played very nerdy play, wearing the glasses. Megan had to turn a demon, it was amazing. We were all just having a lot of fun, so I want to celebrate it by doing a sequel.”
The role is not the only one that Seyfried has recently looked back. In a chapter on March 20 of the “Happy Satused” podcast, Admit she worried agrees to star in the first Guardians of the galaxy A movie in 2014 could hurt her career.
“Being part of the first non -bombing Marvel movie is good for your career,” she shared. “I thought that because this was about talking to talk and raccoon talking she’s going to be Marvel’s first bomb and that Chris Pratt And we will never work again. I was wrong. “
So Seyfried said “No” to the part of Camora who eventually went Zoe Saldaña.
The actress still has plenty of great things to say about the film’s director James Gunn.
“(He is) a genius and is fun and is a lovely filmmaker, and he can make anything work,” he told a podcast host Josh Horowitz. “But I was too scared. I was at an uncertain moment in my career, and I didn’t want to suffer for the work.”
Margot Robbie had a vision for the production of Barbie – and was ready to say anything to have his film made. “I think I told them he would make a billion dollars, which maybe I was over -told, but we had a movie to make, right?” Robbie, 33, told Collider for convincing Mattel and (…)
While pressing for why the film didn’t seem like a good fit, Seyfried added, “I was very scared of the idea of being stuck and painting a different color because of how much time the X-Men People had been, ‘because I worked out with the same coach who trained a bunch of people who were doing X-Men”He said.
At the end of the day, Seyfried said that films that require heavy make -up and many special effects were not for her. “I had done some green screen stuff, and it wasn’t my cup of tea, and I don’t regret any decision I made,” he said. “I made myself in the moment I did that. It was good for me then, and it’s good for me now.”
