«Breaking News» Amanda Bynes reveals dressing up as a boy in She's The Man led her 4-6 months of depression

 It was one of the most popular movies back in 2006.

But Amanda Bynes has now revealed that seeing herself dressed as a boy in She's The Man led her to a 'deep depression for 4-6 months'. 

In her first major interview since her public breakdown in 2014, the 32-year-old revealed to Paper magazine it was her first time admitting to anyone that the 'super-strange and out-of-body experience' role left her with a mental illness. 

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Opening up: Amanda Bynes revealed in the latest issue of Paper Magazine on Monday that dressing up as a boy in She's The Man led her to 4-6 months of depression as she didn't like the way she looked

'I went into a deep depression for 4-6 months because I didn't like how I looked when I was a boy,' she confessed, adding: 'I've never told anything that'. 

Amanda's She's The Man character saw her play a teen girl dressing in drag to pose as her brother - to allow her to join her college soccer team.  

And things didn't seem to get any better for the former child star, faking symptoms of ADD to get a psychiatrist to prescribe her with Adderall.  

Wasn't an easy time: 'I went into a deep depression for 4-6 months because I didn't like how I looked when I was a boy,' she confessed, adding: 'I've never told anything that'

Plot: Amanda's She's The Man character saw her play a teen girl dressing in drag to pose as her brother - to allow her to join her college soccer team (pictured with co-star Channing Tatum) 

'I definitely abused Adderall,' she said, recalling how she read a magazine article call 'the new skinny pill' around the time she was filming Hairspray in 2007.  

And things continued to spiral for Amanda in 2010, quitting filming Hall Pass in 2010 for not liking her appearance. 

The What A Girl Wants star said she would chew her Adderall tablets in her trailer because she thought she got more high that way. It got to the point that she was unable to memorize her lines.   

Amanda opened up about her struggle with drugs and mental illness during her movie prime in the late 2000s (pictured: 2013) 

Tried to change her appearance: 'I definitely abused Adderall,' she said, recalling how she read a magazine article call 'the new skinny pill' around the time she was filming Hairspray in 2007

Amanda recalled seeing an image of herself 'on the screen and literally tripping out' because she thought her arm 'looked so fat' before she left the film. 

The actress had a similar experience in 2010 during a screening of her last film, Easy A, explaining that she 'couldn't stand' her appearance in it.

'I was high on marijuana when I saw that but for some reason it really started to affect me,' she recalled.

Not  happy: The actress had a similar experience in 2010 during a screening of her last film, Easy A, explaining that she 'couldn't stand' her appearance in it (pictured in Easy A with Emma Stone) 

Confession: Amanda revealed she used to fake symptoms of ADD to get a psychiatrist to prescribe her with Adderall (pictured: 2013) 

'I don’t know if it was a drug-induced psychosis or what, but it affected my brain in a different way than it affects other people. It absolutely changed my perception of things.' 

Amanda is currently a student of the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising in Los Angeles, and is set to graduate early next year. 

She told the publication that she will be embarking on a Bachelor's degree immediately after her January graduation and while wanting to eventually design a clothing line, plans to return to acting first.  

Back on track: Amanda is currently a student of the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising in Los Angeles, and is set to graduate early next year

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But Amanda Bynes has now revealed that seeing herself dressed as a boy in She’s The Man led her to a ‘deep depression for 4-6 months’. 
In her first major interview since her public breakdown in 2014, the 32-year-old revealed ...

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