Amanda Seyfried and Amanda Wyss Feet and Legs

Amanda Seyfried is an American actress, known for her performances in movies like Mean Girls and Jennifer's Body. As a teenager when she started modeling, Amanda was a model. As a teenager she discovered a love for acting. After a couple of TV shows Her first appearance on the big screen was in the role of "Karen Smith" in Mean Girls. The role brought her to the forefront of American film and provided her with a solid foundation as professional actors. Amanda is most well-known for her role as Lilly Kane on the television show Veronica Mars. She refuses to settle for a pretty image. She is a talented, ambitious actress who is a natural at taking on roles that push her outside of her the comfort zone. Alongside helping her grow as an actress and performer, these roles also allow her to challenge her talents. The roles she has played include comedies horrors, dramas, erotic thrillers, and romantic films, among many other genres. Her audience was enthralled with her impeccable appearances. A singer as well, she has been an actor for several years. She's contributed to soundtracks for certain films she has starred in.

Amanda Wyss was born in Manhattan Beach, California in November 1960. Her net worth is around $600,000. Amanda Wyss, born November 1960, was born in Manhattan Beach California. Wyss became famous when she starred in a locally-produced Los Angeles theater production of The Bad Seed. Her first appearances as an actor were in television commercials. She had her first major roles in 1981. Lisa played the role of Lisa in Fast Times Ridgemont High. Wyss she appeared as Christina Gray on A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) was Christina Gray. In 1985, Wyss starred in Silverado as well as the film Better Off Dead. In addition, she played Rabbit Layton, in the 1989 film Powwow Highway. Her role as Randi on the TV show Highlander was on from 1992 to 1993. In addition, she was a recurring characters in the TV Series St. Elsewhere and Cagney & Lacey. Wyss has also appeared in episodes of the TV shows Charmed, Cheers, Cold Case, CSI, Dexter and The Drew Carey Show.