The actress Amanda Seyfried, 40, evaluated his career in cinema to date – and without ever having won a statuette. In an interview with The New Yorker, she stated that at this point, winning an Oscar doesn’t matter.
“Do you remember who won in the last ten years? It’s not the victory that matters. It is the indicationo”, she assessed in the interview. For her, being nominated for the statuette, even if she doesn’t even win, is what “drives” an actor in his works.
“Do I need a referral in a week or two? Of course not,” he added. Seyfried is tipped to receive a . “Would that be great? Sure. But it’s not necessary.”
Working in television and cinema since she was 15, and accumulating successes that propelled her onto the world stage such as “Les Misérables”, “Mamma Mia” and “Dear John”, she says that throughout her career she managed to “earn the public’s trust” to take on more difficult roles. “Longevity in an actor’s career is planned. Longevity is about deliberate choices to make art in the midst of big commercial projects that are fun and pay well. (…) I feel like I’ve already proven myself. We all have ups and downs in our careers, and how we are perceived can change from one day to the next, but I am consistent in my choices, values and needs. (…) I got this far without an Oscar. Why would I need one now?“
She also made a comparison between her recent works: , and, in the same year, the, about the founder of a religious sect in 18th century England. “I finally managed to unite the two in my heart and in my mind and realized that this is what I want for the rest of my career. I want to move between genres as much as I can.alternating between independent films and studio productions”, he concludes.
