Amanda Seyfried, 40, Sets Flaunt Magazine Ablaze With Daring New Curves-Hugging Shoot
A new feature by Flaunt Magazine is putting Amanda Seyfried back in the spotlight at a key moment in her career. The actor appears on the cover of Issue 202, called “Baby It’s Cold Inside,” in a photo shoot captured by Greg Swales. The spread arrives as she continues to move deeper into serious film and television roles.
The cover story, written by Ann Lee, focuses heavily on Seyfried’s thoughts about privacy and control in the modern world. During the interview, she spoke openly about how technology and convenience are changing daily life. She said, We’re losing power all the time, and later added, Like, all the time. We’re losing privacy, and we’re losing our autonomy. She also explained that many people give up control without realizing it, saying, So many sacrifices that we’re making [today] are made unconsciously…but I think we still have the power to make waves for ourselves and for each other. We still do.
The interview connects closely to her upcoming film, The Testament of Ann Lee, directed by Mona Fastvold. In the project, Seyfried plays the founder of the American Shaker movement. The production includes choreography by Celia Rowlson-Hall and music by Daniel Blumberg. Many expect the role to be another major step after her Oscar nomination for Mank and her Emmy-winning role in The Dropout.
Seyfried has kept a busy schedule in recent years. She appeared in the thriller series The Crowded Room alongside Tom Holland. Reports also suggest she could return to musicals with a stage project inspired by Thelma & Louise.
Away from acting, Seyfried spends much of her time living on a farm in the Catskills. That lifestyle helps her keep distance from the constant attention that comes with fame. It also shapes how she thinks about privacy and personal freedom, which she discussed in the interview.
The new Flaunt Magazine feature shows an actor who continues to take on very different projects while staying visible in fashion and media. With several big roles behind her and more ahead, her career momentum is still strong.
Her comments about privacy feel very relevant today. Many people rely on technology every day and rarely think about what they give up in return. It is interesting to see a well-known actor speak openly about this topic. What do you think about her concerns and her recent career choices? Share your thoughts in the comments.
