Who is Amanda Seyfried’s husband Thomas Sadoski?
AMANDA Seyfried is one of Hollywood's most successful female actors, with an impressive list of titles under her belt.
But who's her other half, Thomas Sadoski?
Who is Amanda Seyfried's husband Thomas Sadoski?
Thomas Sadoski is an American stage, film, and television actor best known for his role as Don Keefer in the HBO series, The Newsroom.
The 45-year-old was born in Bethany, Connecticut, and grew up in College Station, Texas.
His acting career kicked off when he was assigned as Mark Ruffalo's understudy for the Off-Broadway production of This is Our Youth.
During his stint on stage, Sadoski earned himself 3 Tony Award nominations and 3 additional Drama Desk Award nominations.
In 2000, Sadoski made his debut appearance in film, starring as Chris in Loser.
When did they get married and who's his ex-wife Kimberly Hope?
Seyfried and Sadoski announced they were engaged in September 2016, after they began dating earlier that year.
The couple got married on March 12, 2017.
On March 24, 2017, the pair welcomed a baby girl.
Sadoski was previously married to casting director Kimberly Hope from 2007.
They confirmed their split in 2015.
What films and TV shows has Thomas Sadoski been in?
Some of Thomas' most notable parts include:
- Loser - 2000
- As the World Turns - 2007
- Law and Order - 2009-2014
- The Newsroom - 2012-2014
- The Slap - 2015
- Life in Pieces - 2015-2018
What is Amanda Seyfried's new role?
Set to premiere on March 3, 2022, Hulu's new limited- series, The Dropout, is a drama revolving around the Elizabeth Holmes controversy.
Seyfried, 36, plays the biotechnology entrepreneur convicted of criminal fraud in her latest role.
She told that she had to completely immerse herself into the character in order to get it just right.
"I’m a mimic to a point, but I can only hide so much of myself. You can’t completely be a clone or disappear yourself. I’m not going to do it quite like somebody else would do, it but I’m definitely going to nail the mannerisms as much as possible and take the essence of her voice," she said.
"The turtleneck’s easy. You just find the right one—which I think was a Gap shirt, actually. And then [there’s an] evolution from that to the essence of her."