Amanda Seyfried discusses her heated dinner scene with Billy Evans in ‘You Can See Everything,’ via @RollingStone:
“There was no reason for him to get that aggressive … This guy has disrespected me in such a way that I was like, ‘Oh, I don’t think so, buddy.’ I was in the frame of mind where I’m like, ‘OK, this guy is disrespectful, and I’m here in his home, I’m gonna argue this because I actually have a pretty solid stance on things.’ I don’t like the way he’s using this human being, his wife — the person he says he’s ‘building monuments of love’ to — as a tool.”
Nathan Fielder tells @RollingStone that Amanda Seyfried joined ‘You Can See Everything’ without going through talent reps:
“I got [Amanda’s] phone number through Emma Stone. We had a 30-minute Zoom, and [she was] like, ‘Yeah, come over with cameras.’ … The crazy thing to me [was that Amanda] didn’t go through any talent reps or anyone. [She] just said, ‘Yeah, come over!’”
Florence Pugh tells @ELLEmagazine she doesn’t stand for “bullsh*t behavior” on set:
“Every time I work on a movie, I get more confident in the way that I can protect myself and the way that I can lead a film set, and just not stand for bullsh*t anymore … I’m not allowing for people to be rude to the crew … I don’t want to deal with messy. It’s just about surrounding yourself with professionals who have the same way of working in mind: Show up on time, don’t be rude, don’t be a misogynist.”























