Amanda Seyfried, the 36-year-old Emmy and Oscar-nominated star, recently spoke to Porter magazine, where she discussed her career and experiences in the entertainment industry.

She remarked that the respect she has received is not due to her fame or critical acclaim but something else entirely.

The star, who is nominated for an Emmy for her portrayal of Elizabeth Holmes in Hulu’s “The Dropout,” expressed her wish that she could enter Hollywood now, where intimacy coordinators are required on sets, and performers are encouraged to speak up.

Seyfried said that she spent most of her 20s hating everything she said and worrying that she wouldn’t have anything to offer acting-wise.

She remarked that the respect she has received is not due to her fame or critical acclaim but something else entirely.

Seyfried said that she emerged from the pre-#MeToo era “pretty unscathed,” although she felt some discomfort navigating it as a young adult.

Seyfried mentioned that being famous at a young age “must really f-cking suck.” She cited an example of how she once had to walk around set without underwear at the age of 19.

Seyfried explained that she did not want to upset anyone or lose her job, so she complied.

Despite the challenges Seyfried faced in her early career, she has had a successful year.

She earned an Oscar nomination for her role in David Fincher’s “Mank” and a Primetime Emmy nomination for Hulu’s “The Dropout.” Seyfried said it was surreal to be nominated for both awards and that she always wanted good, steady work rather than recognition.

Seyfried has not always expected great things and has prepared for the worst.

She shared that she is “uncrushable” about work and has been able to keep herself grounded with family, a farm, and therapy.

Seyfried also discussed how she felt when she lost the role of Glinda in “Wicked” to Ariana Grande.

She said that she was proud to go viral for Holmes’ awkward dance set to Lil Wayne’s “How to Love.”

Seyfried’s interview with Porter magazine touched on her experiences in the entertainment industry, including her discomfort with performing intimate scenes before the current era of intimacy coordinators.

She also spoke about her ability to remain grounded and uncrushable despite the challenges she has faced in her career.

The star also revealed that she always wanted good, steady work and that recognition was not her primary goal.

Seyfried also mentioned the challenges of being famous at a young age and the pressure to comply with uncomfortable situations, such as walking around set without underwear.

Despite these challenges, Seyfried has had a career-best year, receiving nominations for both an Oscar and an Emmy.

Seyfried also mentioned that she wishes she could enter Hollywood now, where performers are encouraged to speak up and where intimacy coordinators are required on sets.

Seyfried’s interview with Porter magazine provides an insight into the actress’s experiences in the entertainment industry and how she has navigated the challenges that come with fame.

She shared her wish that she could enter Hollywood now and discussed her ability to remain grounded, even during her career’s most challenging times.

Seyfried’s openness and honesty make her a role model for young actors and actresses entering the entertainment industry.