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Amanda Seyfried claims Paramount Pictures owes her royalties for using her likeness on "Mean Girls" merchandise. She enjoyed seeing her face on t-shirts but was resentful about not being paid. Seyfried, who was 17 during the film's production, reflected on her experience and her lingering affection for the film, acknowledging its enduring impact despite feeling she was undercompensated for related merchandise sales. Paramount Pictures has been contacted for a response.

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