Amanda Seyfried will always be grateful for her role in Mean Girls. During an appearance on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, Seyfried reminisced about the 2004 teen comedy, reflecting on the ...

So, for me, it was just, everything was new." Host Horowitz said that teenagers, who weren't born when the film first came out still quote Mean Girls to Seyfried every single day, "as if it just ...

Amanda Seyfried is forever indebted to Mean Girls. In an interview on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, Seyfried reflected on the 2004 teen comedy and the “unadulterated fun” she had while ...

Amanda Seyfried, who starred in 2004's 'Mean Girls,' reflects on the film's lasting impact on pop culture and her career. She fondly remembers the camaraderie with co-stars and hopes to be forever ...

We were selling products, which is also kind of weird but fun. And it was so centered around Mean Girls and the Plastics grown up, but I felt like I needed to make a choice about Karen in her late ...

By Carly Thomas Associate Editor Amanda Seyfried will always remember Mean Girls, even in the afterlife. During her recent appearance on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, host Josh Horowitz brought ...

Washington [US], March 21 (ANI): Amanda Seyfried, who played the iconic role of Karen Smith in the 2004 teen comedy ‘Mean Girls,’ has expressed her gratitude for the film’s enduring popularity.

Washington [US], March 21 (ANI): Amanda Seyfried, who played the iconic role of Karen Smith in the 2004 teen comedy 'Mean Girls,' has expressed her gratitude for the film's enduring popularity.

Amanda Seyfried, who rose to fame as Karen Smith in the 2004 cult classic 'Mean Girls,' recently shared her gratitude for the film's enduring presence in popular culture. In an interview with The ...

Amanda Seyfried is a Mean Girls die-hard, in every sense of the word. The Oscar-nominated star, who played the adorably dim Karen Smith opposite Lindsay Lohan, Lacey Chabert, and Rachel McAdams in the ...

While on Josh Horowitz's Happy Sad Confused podcast, the host asked Amanda Seyfried how much of the love she has for Mean Girls is tied to the experience of making it versus how big it's become since.