Mandy Moore names former child star who helped her get into ‘underage drinking’
Mandy Moore recently shared that Macaulay Culkin introduced her to underage drinking while filming the 2004 movie 'Saved.' At the time, the legal drinking age in British Columbia was 19, and Culkin, being the oldest in the group, helped her and her co-stars enjoy White Russians. Despite some drinking, Moore emphasized that the young cast was well-behaved and had a fun, innocent experience on set.
- ▪Mandy Moore revealed that Macaulay Culkin got her into underage drinking while filming 'Saved.'
- ▪The legal drinking age in British Columbia is 19, and Culkin introduced the younger cast to White Russians.
- ▪Moore described the experience as fun and said the group was well-behaved despite some drinking.
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Celebrity News Mandy Moore names former child star who helped her get into ‘underage drinking’ By Alexandra Bellusci Published May 29, 2026, 2:17 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Page Six on Google It was a set to remember. Mandy Moore revealed Macaulay Culkin got her into underage drinking while filming the 2004 teen comedy “Saved.” Production on the movie — which followed a group of teenagers at a Christian high school — took place in Vancouver in 2003 where the legal drinking age is 19. “I do remember a little bit of underage drinking,” Moore confessed while on Thursday’s episode of the “Shut Up Evan” podcast.
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