Amanda Seyfried has been proving herself “mother” in the proverbial sense for years, but her forthcoming turn in Mona Fastvold’s The Testament of Ann Lee is perhaps the first canonical cinematic text to cement the actor’s status as literal mother.

You've got to find something that you really enjoy and makes you feel safe,” the ‘Housemaid’ actress said while recounting her earliest reading memories

Actress Amanda Seyfried called socialism a "gorgeous idea" on Variety's "Award Circuit" podcast, defining it as "taking care of each other" during the discussion.

Seyfried—who stars as Ann Lee, the founding leader of the Shakers religious sect in the 18th century, in The Testament of Ann Lee —walked the red carpet at Linwood Dunn Theater alongside co-star Thomasin McKenzie, who plays her sister in the film. The movie comes our on Christmas Day.

The 'Testament of Ann Lee' actor on having an epiphany while making her ambitious Shaker musical, the harmful spotlight of overnight success, and her obsession with taxidermy (no, really).

Amanda Seyfried refused to apologize for calling Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk "hateful" on Instagram shortly after his assassination in September.