Amanda Seyfried Reflects on 'Mean Girls' as a 'Timeless' Cultural Phenomenon

The actress revisits the enduring impact of the 2004 comedy, calling it a 'perfect movie' and a defining moment in her life and career.

Amanda Seyfried described 'Mean Girls' as a 'perfect movie' with timeless humor that continues to resonate with audiences decades after its release.
She expressed hope that the film will be remembered and quoted even after her death, calling it a 'forever moment' in her life.
Seyfried reflected on the joyful experience of making the movie at age 17, highlighting the strong relationships formed during production.
The actress emphasized that her personal memories of filming are independent of the movie's commercial success, describing it as 'unadulterated fun.'
'Mean Girls' has maintained its cultural relevance through a Broadway adaptation, a 2024 film based on the musical, and ongoing fan interest in a potential sequel.