Amanda Seyfried, Long Bright River

Amanda Seyfried is finally where she wants to be, with 'Long Bright River' and more
Amanda Seyfried opens up about Peacock's "Long Bright River," her 40th birthday plans and what song she most wants to hear in "Mamma Mia 3."
Amanda Seyfried, star of ‘Long Bright River,’ is glad she didn’t have to put on the Philly accent
The Allentown native plays a Philadelphia police officer in the Kensington-set show based on Liz Moore's book.
How Liz Moore’s Novel “Long Bright River” Became a TV Series Starring Amanda Seyfried (Exclusive)
"We can see ourselves in each of these people, and that's the point of storytelling,” Seyfried tells PEOPLE of the show, now streaming on Peacock
‘Long Bright River’ allowed Amanda Seyfried to go inside a cop’s mind with its creator
For Amanda Seyfried, the Peacock limited series offered a rare opportunity to play a character adapted from a book while working closely alongside the author, Liz Moore.
'Long Bright River' star Amanda Seyfried: 'I always wanted to play a cop'
Amanda Seyfried says there were two major reasons why she wanted to star in Peacock's adaptation of Liz Moore's best-selling novel "Long Bright River" -- the location and the fact it cast her against type.
Amanda Seyfried Says She 'Always Wanted to Play a Cop' Before Joining “Long Bright River” Cast (Exclusive)
I've always wanted to play a cop,” Seyfried says. “It's like a childhood dream to play somebody that I just was always in awe of, even though it's funny [because] I'm not g
In ‘Long Bright River,’ Amanda Seyfried Serves and Protects
The actress’s role as a Philadelphia beat cop in this Peacock series seems like an odd fit, but that’s the point. “I just wanted to prove to myself that nothing can feel too foreign,” she said.
'Long Bright River' Review: Amanda Seyfried Pushes the Envelope in Peacock's Bingeable Mystery
The talented Amanda Seyfried ("The Dropout"), the thinking woman's beauty, joins the hard-working, blue-collar women of crime. "Long Bright River," the gritty Peacock limited series of eight bingeable episodes,
'Long Bright River': Amanda Seyfried, as a cop after a serial killer, keeps up streak of fine performances
Mickey (Amanda Seyfried), a Philadelphia police officer, suspects a serial killer is targeting young women on “The Long Bright River.” PEACOCK Share When Amanda Seyfried was on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” last week,
Inside inspiration behind Peacock crime thriller Long Bright River with Amanda Seyfried
Long Bright River is a new Peacock TV show, which is an adaptation of the 2020 book of the same name by Liz Moore. The show is not based on a true story but takes inspiration from the author's life.
Amanda Seyfried played a trendy teen in 'Mean Girls...
In Long Bright River, a limited series that premieres March 13 on Peacock and is based on the bestselling book of the same name by Liz Moore, Seyfried plays a single mother who’s investigating multiple deaths of unhoused women in a city ravaged by opioid addiction. Her sister might be one of them.
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Bensonhurst-filmed ‘Long Bright River’ debuts on Peacock
Brooklyn was transformed into Philadelphia for the Peacock show “Little Bright River” starring Amanda Seyfried, which made ...
Is ‘Long Bright River’ Based on a True Story?
The Peacock limited series follows Amanda Seyfried as a Philadelphia officer while she attempts to solve a murder mystery and ...
Amanda Seyfried on Why Her Joni Mitchell Cover Wasn't a Biopic Audition and Listening to Taylor Swift on the ‘Long Bright River' Set After ‘Emotional' Filming
Joni Mitchell covers are not for the faint of heart or voice, so Amanda Seyfried’s decision to cover a verse from the ...
‘Long Bright River’ is best when it offers a humane look at the opioid crisis
Novelist Liz Moore spent years researching Philadelphia’s troubled Kensington neighborhood for her bestselling book “Long ...
Here’s how author Liz Moore ensured Peacock’s Kensington-set ‘Long Bright River’ remained authentic to Philly
Starring Amanda Seyfried, the series offer true insight into a neighborhood that’s been gravely misrepresented in the media.