Biography
Amanda Bynes is a former American actress who became known in the beggining of her career as a child, performing on Nickelodeon’s sketch comedy series All That and its spin-off, The Amanda Show. During her mid-teens, she appeared as Holly Tyler on the WB sitcom What I Like About You, Kaylee in the adolescent comedy picture Big Fat Liar, Daphne Reynolds in the comedy film What a Girl Wants, and Piper Pinwheeler in the animation film Robots.
Age
She is 38 years old as of 3 April 2024. She was born in 1986 in Thousand Oaks, California, United States. Her real name is Amanda Laura Bynes.
Family – Education
Bynes was born and raised in Thousand Oaks, California, a suburb of Los Angeles. She is the youngest of three children born to Lynn (née Organ), a dental assistant and office manager, and Rick Bynes, a dentist. Her father is Catholic and of Irish, Lithuanian, and Polish ancestry. Her mother is Jewish and was born to a Canadian couple with families from Poland, Russia, and Romania.
Boyfriend
After portraying a character on Seth MacFarlane’s sitcom Family Guy, Bynes briefly dated him in 2008.
Net Worth
She has has an estimated net worth of $6 million.
Face Tattoo
Bynes got a startling face tattoo in 2019, which she mentioned briefly in her interview with Sieminski and Moth. “Nobody cares anymore whether people have face tattoos.
Podcast
Amanda Bynes & Paul Sieminski: The Podcast, an interview-style podcast that Bynes co-hosted in December 2023, saw Bynes depart after just one episode in order to “get [her] manicurist license and have a consistent job.”The co-hosts of Amanda Bynes & Paul Sieminski: The Podcast, which will discuss “fashion, artists, actors, actresses, music, and everything else,” spoke with Los Angeles tattoo artist Dahlia Moth on the show’s debut episode.
In addition, the podcast represents Bynes’ comeback to show business more than fifteen years since she co-starred with Emma Stone in the teen romantic comedy Easy A.
She’s the Man
Bynes featured in the 2006 teen sports romantic comedy film She’s the Man, which was modeled on William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night. She plays Viola Hastings, a girl who pretends to be her twin brother in order to play on the boys’ soccer team at an elite boarding school when her school’s girls’ soccer squad is eliminated. According to critic Roger Ebert, Amanda Bynes is “sunny and plucky” and manages to portray her impossible role without clearing her throat more than six or eight times. Most importantly, we like her.
Bipolar Disorder
In 2013, she was placed under an eight-year conservatorship, when she was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and eventually admitted to a mental health facility.
Career
In 2007, Bynes featured as Penny Pingleton, a protected little kid, in the melodic parody film Hairspray, in light of the melodic theater variation of John Waters’ 1988 film. The film was a basic and business achievement debuting in more than 3,000 theaters, the biggest presentation for any melodic film. It proceeded to turn into Bynes’ best film at that point, and she and the remainder of the cast were acclaimed for their exhibitions. She won the Pundits’ Decision Grant for Best Acting Outfit and got a Screen Entertainers Society Grant designation in 2008, among others. She was likewise highlighted on the Hairspray soundtrack, which proceeded to get a Grammy designation. It was declared Bynes would repeat her part in Hairspray 2, yet the undertaking was dropped. In August 2007, Bynes collaborated with Steve and Barry’s to make her own style line called Dear, comprising of clothing and embellishments. The line was stopped when Steve and Barry’s documented Section 11 liquidation in 2008.
Bynes’ next job was in another satire, Sydney White, delivered in 2007. The film was a basic and business disappointment, in spite of the fact that Bynes’ exhibition was lauded. Survey aggregator site Spoiled Tomatoes stated “Amanda Bynes is beguiling, however Sydney White is an inadequately adjusted take on Snow White, depending on tired ethnic generalizations giggles.” In 2008, she showed up in the Lifetime TV film Substantial evidence as the understudy partner of Harry Connick, Jr’s. character. The film and the cast were applauded. Likewise in 2008, Bynes voiced Anna in the Family Fellow episode “Long John Peter”.
In 2009, she was set to star in the parody Post Graduate, yet she exited and was supplanted by Alexis Bledel in the midst of bits of hearsay that she was experiencing issues. In 2010, Bynes co-featured close by the then-generally obscure Emma Stone in the parody Simple A. She featured as Marianne Bryant, the leader of a secondary school Book of scriptures concentrate on club who turns into the individual enemy of Stone’s personality. The film was a basic and business achievement, with Stone and Bynes getting basic recognition for their exhibitions. Around the same time, Bynes began shooting the Farrelly Siblings parody film Corridor Pass, yet exited the film and was supplanted by Alexandra Daddario. In July 2010, Bynes reported an endless break from acting.
In 2018, Bynes considered getting back to acting, however nothing occurred around then. She planned to rejoin with previous All That cast individuals at ’90s Con in Walk 2023, her most memorable public appearance since the finish of her conservatorship, however she didn’t join in. In December 2023, Bynes appeared as the co-host of a meeting style web recording, Amanda Bynes and Paul Sieminski: The Digital broadcast, however she passed on after one episode to “get [her] manicurist permit and have a steady work”.
Movies
♦ 2010 – Easy A
♦ 2007 – Hairspray
♦ 2007 – Sydney White
♦ 2006 – She’s the Man
♦ 2005 – Robots
♦ 2005 – Love Wrecked
♦ 2003 – Charlotte’s Web 2: Wilbur’s Great Adventure
♦ 2003 – What a Girl Wants
♦ 2002 – Big Fat Liar
TV Shows
♦ 2008 – Family Guy
♦ 2008 – Living Proof
♦ 2002–2006 – What I Like About You
♦ 2001–2002 – Rugrats
♦ 2001 – The Drew Carey Show
♦ 2001 – The Nightmare Room
♦ 2000 – Crashbox
♦ 2000 – Double Dare 2000
♦ 1999–2002 – The Amanda Show
♦ 1999 – Arli$$
♦ 1998 – Blue’s Clues
♦ 1997–1999 – Figure It Out
♦ 1996–2000 – All That