Amanda Seyfried and Amanda Wyss Feet and Legs

Amanda Seyfried, an American actress, is well-known for films such as 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 minor TV roles, her debut on the big screen was in the role of "Karen Smith" in Mean Girls. She became a household name and an acclaimed actor for actors in the American film industry after this role. Amanda was popularly known by the name of Lilly Kane from the TV series Veronica Mars. Despite being acknowledged for her beauty, she refused to be thought of as a stereotypical. The talented and accomplished actress likes to play the roles that force her outside of her comfort zone. They give her the opportunity to grow her acting skills. She has been in comedies in addition to horror, romance, thrillers with erotic themes and romantic films. Through her impeccable performances, she has always performed to the delight of her audience. Not only is she an actress but singer. She has also contributed songs to the soundtracks of her movies.

Amanda Wyss' net worth is $600 000. Amanda Wyss was a Californian born actress. She was conceived in Manhattan Beach in November 1960. Wyss began her career in Los Angeles when she was given the role of lead in the film The Bad Seed. Her first acting experience was in commercials. Her first significant roles in the year 1981. The year 1982 saw her portrayed Lisa in the film Fast Times At Ridgemont High. Wyss appeared as Christina Gray (Tina) in A Nightmare on Elm Street, a 1984 film. In 1985, she starred in Silverado as well as Better Off Dead. In addition, she played Rabbit Layton in the film Powwow Highway in 1989. The character she played was Randi McCarland from 1992 until 1993 in the TV series Highlander. The actress appeared in several recurring roles in St. Elsewhere and Cagney & Lacey. Wyss has appeared on Charmed episodes as well as Cold Cases, CSIs, Dexter shows, The Drew Carey Show, Cheers and The Drew Carey Show.