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    Amanda Seyfried wusste erst drei Wochen nach Beginn der Dreharbeiten, dass sie Produzentin von „The Housemaid“ war, und sagt: „Das ist ein Eitelkeitskredit, weil ich nichts gemacht habe, um diesen Film zu machen.“ Ich habe nur gespielt


    Amanda Seyfried wusste erst drei Wochen nach Beginn der Dreharbeiten, dass sie Produzentin von „The Housemaid“ war, und sagt: „Das ist ein Eitelkeitskredit, weil ich nichts gemacht habe, um diesen Film zu machen.“ Ich habe nur gespielt

    https://variety.com/2026/film/news/amanda-seyfried-housemaid-producer-vanity-credit-1236666806/

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    1. mcfw31 on

      > “It was one of those vanity credits, because I didn’t do shit to make that movie. I only acted in it,” Seyfried added. “That’s the thing about vanity credits. I don’t want people to get it twisted. What Margot [Robbie] does is really intensely develop movies from jump. I just jumped in, had a bunch of fun and left. And now, I’m like, they’re sending me on a vacation.”

    2. AprilB916 on

      I really enjoyed the movie! Although Amanda Seyfried seemed like a fish out of water! Throughout the movie, I noticed numerous times were she looked to the side, maybe waiting for director or reading cue card. It was distracting.

    3. Stock-Fox-771 on

      Good things do happen to good people.

      She didn’t know she was a producer? Isn’t that something you have to actively ask for and/or do things to get the movie made?

      Good for her. Does that mean sydney is a producer too?

    4. DarthPallassCat on

      This is great for her but kinda speaks to how BS those credits are for actors also “directing and producing.”

    6. Fonzdj on

      Maybe it was to give her a bigger salary. Or maybe just gave her the credit so fans would go see it.

    7. BluRayja on

      Agents do this and people think, „oh how nice of them, they really fought for her.“ The agent is trying to make commission! I’ve heard many phone calls of agents/managers fighting for stuff their client never even asked for, without precedent either. Just for the love of the game and to increase their own earnings from that percentage. They’re laughing themselves all the way to the bank right now.

    8. Afwife1992 on

      I can’t entirely believe this though. It was publicized in Deadline and other sites she was a producer as soon as she signed on. Months before filming.

    9. OddAbbreviations5749 on

      Fun fact: these producer credits are why even movies with no special effects or elaborate special effects can cost +$50m

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