Amanda Seyfried is promoting "Ellas" in Sundance
She gave a new interview to MTV about the film
She spoke of her own indecent scenes and said they were "done with great taste".
Amanda Seyfried plays Linda Laphrey in the new film Illas, which is currently being screened at the Sundance Film Festival. Amanda, who promoted the film in Sundance, gave a new interview to MTV about her fears when filming some of the more "lewd" scenes.
Amanda Seyfried said in Lost Love, "[It wasn't that hard to decide to make this movie."] I think it's a very fascinating reason
Thing, this woman is a fascinating character, and there's only one way we really get to know her, and of course, I want to show the world other aspects of her life, you know, almost unbelievable.
I think playing a real person scares me, but content, pornography, violence, etc., doesn't scare me at all. I want to go straight into all these things because I think it's a good job. She added, "I just hope no one catches on the fact that there's a lot of jerk stuff here." I don't want that. I didn't notice them at all.
I didn't because there was so much more to do. You know what's funny? After the movie, my friends had incredible things to say, and my sister was like 'there's too much stuff'. She continued, acknowledging that it was definitely part of the film, but that people shouldn't be paying attention to this.
She concluded by adding, "You know, it's done naturally, and it's done with great taste, which is not seen in a lot of movies. Amanda Seyfried and Juno Temple's collaboration on "Illas" is currently being released in Sundance, with Juno Temple, James Franco and Peter Sassgaard also co-actors.