Amanda Seyfried and Amanda Wyss Feet and Legs

Amanda Seyfried is an American actress who is famous for her performances in movies such as Mean Girls and Jennifer's Body. Amanda Seyfried began as a young model, but after turning 13 she began to venture into the world of acting. After a few minor roles in TV series, she was the first to make her screen debut as 'Karen Smith' in the film for teens called Mean Girls. Her role in Mean Girls earned her fame in the world of film and earned her a place as an actor. Amanda's character Lilly Kane is another well-known character. She is a talented actor who loves to challenge herself. You can improve your acting abilities by taking on these role. Apart from romantic and romantic-comedies She has also appeared in horrors, comedies, dramas as well as erotic spy-thrillers and more. She is never able to fail to impress audiences by her flawless acting skills. She's not just an actress, but she is also singer. She has been credited for her contribution to some soundtracks.

Amanda Wyss has an estimated Net worth of $655,000. She is an American actor and actress on film and television. Amanda Wyss is an American actress born on the 6th of November, 1960 at Manhattan Beach. Wyss became famous when she appeared in a local Los Angeles theater production of The Bad Seed. She began acting in commercials. Her first roles came in 1981, when she appeared in the movie Force: Five as well as in the TV series Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, Jessica Novak, as well as The Righteous Apples. Lisa was her role as a character in Fast Times on Ridgemont High. Wyss starred as Christina "Tina" Gray, in the film of 1984 A Nightmare on Elm Street. In 1985, Wyss starred in Silverado along with the film Better Off Dead. The actress also appeared in Powwow Highway as Rabbit Layton. Her character as Randi on the TV show Highlander was in 1992-1993. Also, she had frequent roles on Cagney & Lacey, the TV program St. Elsewhere as well as Cagney & Lacey. Wyss was also seen in Charmed and episodes of Cold Case.