Les Mis co-star thought Amanda Seyfried couldn’t sing
By Tribute on December 14, 2012 | 1 Comment
According to OK! magazine, Amanda Seyfried’s Les Misérables co-stars were concerened about the quality of her singing. During a duet, Eddie Redmayne, who plays her love interest, couldn’t bring himself to tell her that her singing was off. He said, “I was doing a romantic duet with Amanda and she was singing off-tune and slightly off-tempo, and I kept thinking, ‘This is an interesting take on the song.’ We got to the end and she admitted she didn’t have her earpiece on. She was just singing along a cappella. I was too embarrassed to tell her.” That wasn’t the only time she showed up without the special earpiece that allowed her to hear the music. Amanda admitted, “I would leave it (the earpiece) somewhere and I wouldn’t want anybody to know. I would just pretend I had it in. They all thought I was having some kind of stroke. It was kind of funny when we cut. They would be like, ‘What’s wrong with you?” ~Luxy Hariharan
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