Amanda Seyfried's Unconventional Film Promotion: Prosthetic Butthole Revealed
Amanda Seyfried is taking her media tour for the new film "The Testament of Ann Lee" to bold new heights, with a revelation that has sparked both amusement and intrigue. In a recent interview teaser for BBC Radio 2 with host Scott Mills, the actress shared a graphic detail about her role, stating she wore a prosthetic butthole for the movie.
Graphic Details and Artistic Freedom
Seyfried explained that the film required graphic elements, leading to the use of the prosthetic. "This movie, it needed to be graphic, so, like, I had a prosthetic butthole," she told Mills, who responded with a perplexed "Cool." When asked how it felt, Seyfried described the experience as "cool" and "exciting," praising the sense of freedom it provided.
She elaborated on a scene where she stands in front of a burning building wearing only a merkin, emphasizing, "I felt so free." Despite the prosthetic not being visible in the final cut, Seyfried insisted, "You cannot see my butthole in [the movie], but I swear there is a prosthetic butthole there."
Promotional Tactics and Humorous Insights
When Mills questioned why she wore the prosthetic if it wasn't shown, Seyfried humorously replied, "Just in case … gotta get people to the theaters!" This lighthearted comment highlights her playful approach to promoting the film, aiming to draw audience curiosity.
A History of Posterior-Themed Art
This isn't the first time Seyfried has expressed an interest in posterior-related themes. In 2023, during an Architectural Digest tour of her New York City apartment, she revealed artwork of a toilet in every room. She also mentioned having a "wool vagina" artwork in her upstate home, stating, "I like to remember that we're all human."
These artistic choices reflect her unique perspective on embracing human anatomy and humor in everyday life, adding depth to her public persona beyond the film promotion.
