Overview
- Amanda Seyfried said winning an Oscar is not important to her, noting she has gotten this far without one.
- She argued that nominations matter more than wins because they thrust an actor forward.
- Her performance in The Testament of Ann Lee has earned best actress nominations from the Golden Globes and Critics' Choice Awards.
- She highlighted career longevity built on deliberate choices that balance artistic projects with commercial work.
- Seyfried cited The Housemaid as a recent box-office success and remains a possible Academy contender ahead of Jan. 22 nomination announcements.