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Amanda Seyfried posted a home video of herself singing Joni Mitchell's 'A Case of You,' which was interrupted by a person in a Ghostface mask. The clip follows her preparation for a shelved biopic about Mitchell and highlights her recent musical focus.
Peacock has scheduled the premiere of 'Ted: The Animated Series' for December 17, 2026. The eight-episode launch will be followed by additional episodes in 2027. Seth MacFarlane, Mark Wahlberg, Amanda Seyfried, and Jessica Barth return to voice their original characters. The series is set 12 years after the 2015 film, focusing on adult life and parenting.
Amanda Seyfried has joined Vote Mama, a political action committee focused on empowering Democratic mothers, emphasizing that maternal perspectives are crucial for political representation. She discussed her recent split with Thomas Sadoski, noting that their coparenting arrangement remains strong. Seyfried also highlighted her personal hobbies, such as crocheting, while balancing her career and family life.
Amanda Seyfried and Thomas Sadoski are splitting after almost ten years of marriage, announcing they’ve been separated for a while and that it’s the right move for their family. The couple, who married in 2017 after meeting in 2015, share two children—Nina and Thomas Jr.—and have largely kept their private life, with Seyfried noting her husband’s support amid a busy career.
Amanda Seyfried and Thomas Sadoski have separated after nine years of marriage. They share daughter Nina and son Thomas, and confirmed the split is the right move for their family, with plans to co-parent amicably.
Amanda Seyfried and Thomas Sadoski have announced their separation after nine years of marriage, confirming they’ve been apart for a while and will co-parent their two children, daughter Nina (9) and son Thomas (5); the couple met in 2015, reportedly eloped in 2017, and shared the news with People.
Tim Blake Nelson’s The Life and Deaths of Wilson Shedd uses a fractured timeline to probe guilt, humanity, and the death penalty, following a Oklahoma inmate from childhood poverty toward a lethal sentence while Amanda Seyfried’s prison-writing teacher grows attached to him; the interwoven stories of innocent families and a looming escape complicate the question of justice, culminating in a final act that argues capital punishment is tangled with circumstance and mercy. TIFF 2026 premiere; Grade: B; the film seeks U.S. distribution.
Amanda Seyfried mourns the loss of her 16-year-old rescue dog Finn, sharing a heartfelt Instagram post—“This one’s forever and ever”—as friends like Olivia Munn and Rachel Brosnahan offer support; Finn, whom she often brought to set and who helped her navigate Hollywood, celebrated his 16th birthday in 2025.
Amanda Seyfried comments on the MAGA-coded backlash surrounding Sydney Sweeney’s American Eagle ad for The Housemaid, saying her co-star was in a difficult situation and that she stayed largely out of the controversy to keep the focus on promoting the film and providing a safe space for Sweeney.
Amanda Seyfried revealed she was cast as Joni Mitchell in a biopic about Mitchell and manager Elliot Roberts, but the project is no longer moving forward. A separate Mitchell biopic is reportedly in the works under Cameron Crowe, possibly starring Meryl Streep. Seyfried had even met Mitchell and learned the songs from Blue, and fans quip she should play the younger Mitchell in any Crowe project.
Variety notes that Amanda Seyfried, who learned Mitchell’s Blue during COVID-19 for a potential Joni Mitchell biopic, was once attached to portray the singer and even met Mitchell; the project never progressed, and Cameron Crowe is now directing a separate Mitchell biopic with Anya Taylor-Joy and Meryl Streep.
Lin-Manuel Miranda’s film adaptation of Dave Malloy’s Octet announced a star-studded cast, led by Amanda Seyfried and Rachel Zegler with Sheryl Lee Ralph, Jonathan Groff, Phillipa Soo, Tramell Tillman, Gaten Matarazzo, and Paul-Jordan Jansen, as the Off-Broadway chamber-choir about eight people in a support group for internet addiction heads to the screen, signaling a bold, thrilling direction after Tick, Tick… Boom!
Amanda Seyfried and Rachel Zegler have joined Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Octet film musical, with Tramell Tillman, Phillipa Soo, Gaten Matarazzo, Jonathan Groff, Sheryl Lee Ralph, Paula, and Paul-Jordan Jansen rounding out the cast; Seyfried will play Jessica, Zegler Velma, and Tillman Marvin. The adaptation of Dave Malloy’s musical, directed by Annie Tippe, follows eight internet-obsessed people who lock away their phones to connect, marking Miranda’s second feature directing effort.
Casting for the film adaptation of Dave Malloy’s Octet has been announced, with Amanda Seyfried as Jessica and Rachel Zegler as Velma leading a cast that includes Gaten Matarazzo, Phillipa Soo, Jonathan Groff, Sheryl Lee Ralph, Tramell Tillman and Paul-Jordan Jansen; Lin-Manuel Miranda will direct, and Malloy is adapting his own musical for the screen.
Lin-Manuel Miranda revealed the cast for his upcoming feature film adaptation of Dave Malloy’s musical Octet, naming Amanda Seyfried, Rachel Zegler, Sheryl Lee Ralph, Philipa Soo, Gaten Matarazzo, Jonathan Groff, Tramell Tillman, and Paul-Jordan Jansen, with rehearsals underway as he directs his second feature after tick, tick…BOOM! The musical centers on internet addiction through an eight-person support group in a church basement.