Seyfried: Oscar Fame Isn’t the Point—Creativity Over Accolades
Amanda Seyfried told The New Yorker that winning an Oscar isn’t essential, suggesting she’s come this far without one and that the nomination, not the win, can propel an actor’s career. She notes longevity comes from deliberate, art-focused choices amid big-budget projects, and points to The Housemaid’s financial success as validation. The interview references her past Oscar nomination for Mank and Golden Globes/ Critics’ Choice nods for The Testament of Ann Lee, underscoring that she’s resilient through career ebbs and flows and remains focused on meaningful roles.