Amanda Seyfried clearly did not have a bonding experience with her Mean Girls co-star Lindsay Lohan, nonetheless the bubbly blonde — who’s gone on to star in features like Mamma Mia! and Chloe — is hopeful LiLo can sort out her personal problems and resurrect her fleeting career.
Seyfried made her movie debut when she starred as Lohan’s high school rival in the 2004 comedy and has since become a Hollywood leading lady with parts in the recent rom-com Dear John and HBO’s polygamy-themed drama Big Love. Lohan, on the other hand, who has endured a string of legal problems and stints in rehab, went on to appear in a string of critically-panned films, including 2007’s Georgia Rule and the chuckle-worthy thriller I Know Who Killed Me.
Nevertheless, Seyfried is confident her former co-star will one day make a career comeback.
“I think it’s just growth. People can fall out of line and fall back into it. I think it just takes some time. Clearly, people go through things and they deal with them differently. You’ve just got to be positive about it.”