Amanda Seyfried recently recalled a time on the set of “Dear John” where her co-star, Channing Tatum“pee” on her without her knowing it.
According to the actress, the prank got out of hand as a crew member almost drank a coffee cup filled with the actor’s urine.
The revelations come after Amanda Seyfried raised eyebrows when she appeared disappointed at losing the Golden Globes award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture.
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Amanda Seyfried explains how Channing Tatum peed on her
It’s been over 15 years since Amanda Seyfried and Channing Tatum both starred as love interests on “Dear John,” but the actress has now revealed a hilarious and disgusting moment that saw him pee on her.
“He peed on my leg once without me knowing,” she recalled in an interview with Deadline. “He peed on my leg on the beach. And I didn’t realize it at first, but then I was like, ‘Oh, that’s why he’s standing so close to me. What the…?'”
She went further to explain that the prank was almost beyond her control and was going to affect someone else, but she ultimately stepped in to save the day.
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“There was a cup of coffee nearby, and a small amount fell in and he ran away,” she shared. “As I was screaming and one of the makeup artists picked it up and was about to drink it, I saved her.”
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The actress had a great time on set with Channing Tatum
“Dear John” follows the love story of soldier John Tyree (played by Tatum) and college student Savannah (played by Seyfried).
John re-enlisted in the service after the September 11 attacks, but continued to stay in touch by mail. Fate tests their love several times over the next few years.
Despite the actor’s prank, she told the outlet that she had fun playing alongside him.
“It just shows the relationship I had with Channing Tatum on Dear John,” she said. “He and I played together through the whole movie in a super, super fun way. He’s very, very funny and we had a great time.”
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In 2021, the “Mean Girls” alum gave fans a glimpse into her close friendship with Tatum by sharing black-and-white photos of them making silly faces for the camera on set.
“#tbt DEAR JOHN,” she wrote.
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Amanda Seyfried Raises Eyebrows After Missing Golden Globes Award
Seyfried raised eyebrows with her body language at the recent Golden Globes after missing out on winning Best Actress in a Motion Picture.
She was nominated for her efforts on “The Testament of Ann Lee”, but lost the award to Rose Byrne. She looked visibly frustrated as the cameras panned to her face, showing her a series of awkward reactions.
In a viral clip on social media, the “Jennifer’s Body” actress was caught grimacing before forcing a smile and standing to applaud the winner, who took home the award for her acting skills in “If I Had Legs, I’d Kick You.”
Body expert says actress was ‘joking’ with her facial expression
While many described Seyfried’s reaction as irritable, body language expert Judi James gave more nuance in a conversation with the Daily Mail.
“Amanda’s facial expression suggests she was joking with a comical grimace,” she said.
Hames added: “Unlike the others on the split screen, she doesn’t prepare a loser’s smiling face, but she looks down before the winner is called, suggesting she didn’t intend to go for the false route of bravado.”
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Amanda Seyfried’s Body Language During Golden Globes Moment Reportedly ‘Betrayed’ Her
The expert went further to explain that Seyfried’s body language revealed how much this moment meant to her.
“She looks tense here, showing what a big moment this was for her,” James continued. “She appears to be laughing at a joke coming from the stage, leaning to the side, and the only real ‘indication’ of having found losing difficult comes from a hard wink she makes when the winner’s name is called and she starts clapping.”
“The exaggerated grimace does indeed seem like an attempt to be funny and perhaps more honest than the losers yelling and screaming like they won,” James added. “She quickly turns to smiling and talking, which is her version of the ‘good loser’ face.”