Amanda Seyfried Shares Adorable Throwback Photo of "Mean Girls" Cast

Try not to think about the approaching 20th anniversary of the 2004 film "Mean Girls" and enjoy this snapshot that star Amanda Seyfried posted on Instagram on Friday. The photo, which shows Seyfried with co-stars Lizzy Caplan, Daniel Franzese, Lacey Chabert, Lindsay Lohan, and Jonathan Bennett, was taken in 2003, probably during the film's shooting." #2003 FBF weekend, baby," Seyfried captioned the post.

Cast members waxed nostalgic in the comments: "So much fun! Great team!"

[4 Lohan says her co-stars were "babies" in this cute snap." Wow, so many good memories!" Chabert commented, "Ohhh emmm geeee," and Franzese said, "You are still so young and beautiful!" He added. And Mean Girls fan Sophie Turner also approved of the photo, writing, "ICONIQUE."

Speaking to Vanessa Kirby for Variety's (opens in new tab) Actors on Actors series (opens in new tab) earlier this year, Seyfried, after spending the early part of her career on a soap opera, her first film role, Karen She reflected on getting the role. 'Filming an episode a day of a soap opera. Just hitting my mark, there were so many bells and whistles that I had never seen before, it was really daunting and exciting," she said.

Seyfried revealed that she had no idea how huge "Mean Girls" would be. She said, "It felt like just another 'SNL' comedy because Lorne Michaels produced it, Tina [Fey] starred in it, and Tina wrote the script. And I knew nothing about it."

"But I wasn't expecting anything," she continued. 'As an actor, I was happy to speak the lines and get paid for it.'