What is Amanda Seyfried's net worth? Inside 'Mank' star's fortune who wore $1 million diamonds to Golden Globes
Amanda Seyfried's old Hollywood Veronica Lake inspired look caught a lot of eyeballs at the Golden Globes award ceremony on February 28. Along with her blooming pink Oscar de la Renta gown, it was her jewelry that stole the attention from the showstopping dress. Seyfried was nominated for the first time for her role as Marion Davies in 'Mank' and to celebrate the occasion, Forevermark offered her up two pieces, which make for more than 22 carats and ring and amount to about $1 million. The pieces for her Golden Globes 2021 jewelry include the Forevermark Exceptional Diamond Vivid Yellow Drop Earrings set in Platinum and 18k Yellow Gold, which weighs in at 10.43 carats. On her neck, she had the Forevermark by Rahaminov Diamond Choker set in 18k White Gold, which is 12.35 carats.
"It just feels really good; it's my first nomination," Seyfried told Entertainment Tonight of her nomination. "It'll sink in. There's so much going on... and life is happening. So it's gonna take a day." Here's what's to know about the 'Mean Girls' actor's net worth.
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What is Amanda Seyfried's net worth?
The American actress, singer, and former model has a net worth of $12 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. Seyfried began her career as a child model, then focused on acting, landing a recurring role on the soap opera 'As the World Turns' in 1999.
She made her big-screen debut in 2004, playing Karen Smith in Tina Fey's 'Mean Girls' which grossed $130 million at the box office. She then went on to star on the HBO drama 'Big Love' from 2006 to 2011 and she has since appeared in more than 30 feature films, including 'Mamma Mia!' (2008) and its 2018 sequel, Chloe (2009) 'Les Misérables' (2012), 'A Million Ways to Die in the West' (2014) and 'Ted 2' (2015). 'Les Misérables' earned $441.8 million at the box office and won dozens of awards while 'Mamma Mia!' where she co-starred with Meryl Streep brought in $615.7 million at the box office.
Awards
Seyfried garnered critical acclaim for her portrayal of actress Marion Davies in the biographical drama 'Mank' (2020), for which she has been nominated for a Golden Globe in 2021 and a Critics' Choice Movie Award, among several other accolades. In 2005, Amanda won a Best Actress award at the Locarno International Film Festival for 'Nine Lives' and shared an MTV Movie Award for Best On-Screen Team with her 'Mean Girls' castmates. Next year, she was named Breakthrough Female Star of the Year at the ShoWest Awards and received the Best Scared-As-Shit Performance award at the MTV Movie Awards. The cast of 'Les Misérables' earned Best Ensemble awards from the National Board of Review of Motion Pictures, along with Satellite Awards, and Awards Circuit Community Awards as well as nominations from the Screen Actors Guild Awards and the San Diego Film Critics Society Awards.
Real estate and cars
In 2010, Amanda paid $1.7 million for a 1,585 square foot condo in NYC's Greenwich Village. The next year, she bought a home in the Beachwood Canyon area of Los Angeles from her 'Jennifer's Body' co-star Adam Brody for $1.85 million. Seyfried also owns a rustic farmhouse in the Catskills that includes a barn, which has since been turned into a guesthouse and a stable for her goats and horses.
The Catskills aren’t the typical habitat for an acclaimed Hollywood actress, but the lush green hills turn out to be the perfect setting for her. The star has filled her stone house with handcrafted furnishings and beloved animal companions. Seyfried had previously collaborated with a soup-to-nuts interior designer on residences in Manhattan and Los Angeles, but she craved a different experience here. “I wanted to see what it would be like to add to the house slowly,” she told Elle Decor. The 1920s house was inhabitable, but it was not “done” in the ordinary sense of the word, which is exactly how Seyfried wanted it. On it she added textiles, art, and items she knits or crochets herself. She adopted rescue animals, welcoming them into her menagerie of horses, goats, chickens, cats, and a dog.