Category: Anne Hathaway
Writers For The 2011 Oscars Say Anne Hathaway And James Franco’s Hosting Gig Was A Mess Behind-The-Scenes Too
The 2011 Oscars was a flaming train wreck, and it was in part thanks to hosts Anne Hathaway and James Franco, who redefined awkward. James Franco came off as a stoned douche (so he came off as he usually does) and Anne Hathaway tried, but compared to him, she was like a way too hyper child beauty pageant contestant who was given pixie sticks before going onstage (so she came off as she usually does). And it was also awkward for those who had to write words for Anne and James. It seems that leading up to the big night, the writers could see the writing on the wall, and try as they did, everything blew up in their faces. Now the writers can laugh about it, but it’s still the worst thing Anne’s done apart from Bride Wars. For James, it wasn’t the worst. James being an alleged predator is worse.
Open Post: Hosted By Anne Hathaway Asking Everyone To Stop Calling Her “Anne”
Whoever is in charge of setting the little gold letters on the Hollywood Walk of Fame stars should get to work making a teeny-tiny “i,” and marching all the way down to Anne Hathaway’s star, because a correction must be made! If you can’t cobble together a brass “i,” then a piece of paper with an “i” scribbled in Sharpie will likely do just fine. Because Anne Hathaway, the Anne Hathaway we have known for years as Anne-with-an-E doesn’t actually feel comfortable with people call her Anne.
People With Limb Differences Are Mad At Anne Hathaway’s Hands In “The Witches”
The first mistake Warner Bros made when they decided to remake the 1990 classic kid’s horror movie The Witches starring Anjelica Huston, was deciding to remake the 1990 classic kid’s horror movie The Witches not starring Anjelica Huston. Instead, they went with Anne Hathaway, who is notably not Anjelica Huston. Turns out that wasn’t their only mistake. According to Variety, Warner Bros has issued an apology to the limb difference community for how they chose to portray Anne’s Grand Witch character’s hands in the movie, which differs from how they appeared in the 1990 film and in the illustrations in the original book by Roald Dahl.
The First Trailer For “The Witches” Remake (Which Will Premiere On HBO Max) Is Here
Hollywood learned years ago that they really shouldn’t fuck around with Roald Dahl film adaptations, and yes, I’m absolutely talking about that time Tom Burton put Johnny Depp in a sad Janine Melnitz from Ghostbusters II wig to play Willy Wonka. But last year we learned that a remake of the 1990 classic in all sense of the word, The Witches, was getting remade with Anne Hathaway taking over Anjelica Huston’s role as the Grand High Witch. The first trailer for The Witches dropped today, and maybe it’s the seven-months-in-isolation talking, but it’s nowhere near “Johnny Depp’s wig“-levels of bad. And in a movie where wigs are central to the plot, that’s saying something.
Anne Hathaway Says Christopher Nolan Bans Chairs On Set
Important breaking news, you guys! Anne Hathaway and Hugh Jackman, who starred in Les Misérables together in 2012, jerked each other off interviewed each other for one of those Actors on Actors Variety videos, which clocked in at a totally non-shocking 67 MINUTES. Actors: They love to talk about themselves!
At one point the discussion turned to director Christopher Nolan, whom Anne and Hugh have both worked with (on The Prestige and The Dark Knight Rises respectively). Anne said Christopher is “inspiring”, and that he’s totally streamlined the movie-making process. Two of his on-set rules are no cellphones (ugh, fuck you Christopher, but fine), and NO CHAIRS. Um…excuse me? Chairs, beds, and couches are God’s greatest creations. Why ban them? Well, according to Anne, Christopher thinks if you’re sitting, you’re not working.
The 2020 Razzie Nominations Are Out––And “Cats” Was Not Snubbed
The nominations for the 2020 Golden Raspberry Awards have been announced, meaning that this year’s batch of unwatchable films and performances have been scooped and sifted from the litterbox and thrust back into the spotlight for one final evening before hopefully being flushed away forever.
To literally no one’s surprise, Cats led the nominations list, tying Rambo: Last Blood and A Madea Family Funeral, with eight disgraceful nods––guess those improved visual effects failed to disguise the fact that at the end of the day people were actually expected to pay money and enjoy watching a movie featuring an anaconda-less Jason Derulo, Taylor Swift (who didn’t even wear ONE beautiful gown) and a totally normal James Corden, in terrifying––and terrifyingly shitty––cat costumes.