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Amanda Seyfried he has no hard feelings about missing out on appearances They are not bad movies.
“I’m done with everything [exactly how it is meant to]. I really believe that,” Seyfried, 40, said on the Thursday, Dec. 18, episode of the “Dear Chelsea” podcast. “It was great, really, for everyone involved because I got to do it. [The Testament of Ann Lee] again.”
Seyfried auditioned for the role of Glinda in the Jon M. ChuA big screen adaptation of the popular Broadway musical. Part ended up going to Ariana Grandewho received both a Golden Globe and an Oscar for his acting.
As for Seyfried, he had corrected his voice about the part.
“I completely let go of the need to access something that I might not have access to, like vibrato control and energy and breath work,” the actor admitted of his ability to speak to the podcast host. Chelsea Handler. “I understand that I’m not going to be a Broadway musical, where I need the kind of stamina I’ve been trying to build.”
Although Seyfried often tried to “stop listening” to the sound of her voice, she turned back to look at him. They are not bad audition tape.
“I sang better than I thought I would,” Seyfried said. “I think it came from the excitement, the intensity of the level I was training for, and I was very proud of myself. That will never go away.”
Despite not being cast in the project, Seyfried realized some important facts about her voice in the show.
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“I realized, ‘Maybe I’m not that type of singer, and I don’t need to sound like everyone else,'” he said. “It took me four years, but at least I’m here, if I listen to the songs [I did for] Les Misit was the way it needed to be at the time.”
Seyfried participated in several popular musical movies in 2008 Mama Mia! and its There they are respectively, and 2012 Les Misérables. Seyfried starred as Sophie Sheridan in the ABBA soundtrack franchise and Cosette in the Les Mis. His upcoming film Ann Lee’s Testament he is also music.
“[When] Ann Lee came, the opportunity was amazing,” Seyfried said on Thursday’s episode. [and] it is not a qualified word.”
Seyfried stars as the titular character in Mona Fastvold‘s Ann Lee’s Testament. Lee was a founding leader of the Shaker Movement, whose followers often proclaimed it to be a female version of Jesus Christ.
“Curiosity is the best part of life, and you’ll never see anything like this again. I mean, not for a while,” Seyfried said to himself. Us Weekly earlier this month about why Ann Lee it will resonate with the audience. “I think we’re talking about a real historical figure that most of us don’t even know, and his story is very powerful.”
Seyfried went on to say that the work is “extraordinary art.”
“This changed my life as a musician, not as an actor, but as a musician. It completely changed the way I interact with music and myself,” he said. Us. “You will not believe the fact that you will keep these shaker songs stuck in your head and you will want to hear them again and again.”
Ann Lee’s Testament will premiere in theaters on Thursday, December 25.
