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The Future of Hollywood Leading Men
and Women

Amanda Seyfried

(24 years old; this generation’s Winona
Ryder)
She is already
box office gold. She has
Mamma Mia,
Jennifer’s Body,
Dear John,
and
Letters to Juliet.
People may see that list and just roll their eyes. That is
basically how I felt after I saw her first film,
Mean Girls.
Not too long after that, however, I saw
Nine Lives,
and I got a new perspective. She also was tremendous in
Chloe
and in the HBO series
Big Love.
She has the talent and looks to be the biggest star. She
effortlessly emits emotion and is just really likable. This
is why I compared her to Winona Ryder. They have similarly
transparent faces. Like Ryder, Seyfried is going to have as
solid of a career as she wants. Seyfried will likely be much
bigger than Ryder was, though. Maybe she already is.

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