Amanda Seyfried recalls partying at Val Kilmer’s house in her 20’s as she details fears of becoming infamous during her early years

Wife of actor Thomas Sadoski, the Letters to Juliet star, Amanda Seyfried, during a recent interview with British GQ, opened up about how her life took a different turn after starring in Mark Waters' iconic teen rom-com, Mean Girls, alongside Lindsay Lohan. According to the Daily Mail, the 40-year-old Seyfried also talked about her life during her 20s and how she was afraid of being 'infamous.'

The Golden Globe-winning actress, Amanda Seyfried, who was last seen in Mona Fastvold's critically acclaimed film The Testament of Ann Lee and Paul Feig's thriller flick The Housemaid, which turned out to be a huge box office success, shared interesting details about how she, in her 20s, ended up at a party at the late Val Kilmer's house.

As Amanda opened up about the times she partied hard, the Chloe star revealed how she had a gala time at Kilmer's house during a pool party. Amanda Seyfried said:

"I mean, did I go clubbing? Yeah. Did I find myself at Val Kilmer’s house one night at 1am with [Mean Girls co-stars] Daniel Franzese and Jonathan Bennett?"

She went ahead and said:

"Did I find myself there with them in the pool? I was 18 and I had just moved to LA and we had gone to a screening of Reefer Madness. I was at Val Kilmer’s house – I don’t even remember meeting him, but I was at his house.'"

Amanda Seyfried was on the brink of dabbling in drugs

During her interview, as Amanda defended her co-star, Lindsay Lohan, who had a reputation for abusing drugs and became infamous for partying wildly, Seyfried confessed that she feared ending up in a similar situation to Lohan. While talking about how she would never want to gain attention for the wrong reasons, Seyfried said:

"The outsized bashing is ugly. It’s like, a fear of mine. I would not want to be spotlit for being infamous in any way."

During her conversation with British GQ, Amanda Seyfried, who has collaborated with influential filmmakers such as David Lynch, Paul Schrader and David Fincher, also touched upon and talked about the time she came close to getting involved in drugs. Revealing how 'ridiculous' her 20s were, Amanda said:

"My 20s were ridiculous. I found myself at many places."

She continued:

"I also remember there was a time I could have done cocaine for the first time at the Chateau [Marmont], and I didn’t because I was scared."

Seyfried further added:

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"And so there was a limit to how much partying I was going to do, because I only wanted to be so drunk that I could [still] get myself home."

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