Amanda Seyfried says she has started turning down projects that require frequent on-screen sex. Speaking at the Hamptons International Film Festival, she tells interviewers that she declined a TV role because she would “have to have sex all the time,” adding that she is “uncomfortable with it” and “not into it.” She says her position applies regardless of who the scene is with.
Across outlets, Seyfried’s remarks are linked to her desire to set personal boundaries around nudity and intimacy in acting. Several reports describe her comments as an evolution in her willingness to take such roles, noting that she does not want to be “naked with a stranger.” Other coverage also frames her stance in terms of her family, including the idea that her children are aware and paying attention. The accounts share the core detail that she passed on a show featuring repeated sex scenes, while differing mainly on what additional motivations they emphasize—personal comfort versus family considerations.
