Anne Hathaway Movies: Watch The 'Interstellar' Star's Latest Movie Trailer For Romantic Drama 'Song One'; On Her 'Hathahaters': 'I Have Love And Compassion For Everyone'
After a terrific comeback in Christopher Nolan's movie Interstellar, it looks like Anne Hathaway is back on everyone's radar. After all the bad press and cyberbullying the actress received just as her star was on the ultimate rise, it looks like the world is ready to welcome back the talented actress.
After her sci-fi adventure as Dr. Amelia Brand in the much hyped movie Interstellar, the 32 year old actress is starring in a small drama called Song One. The movie, directed by Kate Barker Froyland follows a young archaeologist named Franny (played by Hathaway), who returns home because her brother has just gotten into a very bad accident. Franny soon finds herself in a romantic relationship with the singer who is her brother's musical idol. . The trailer for this new Anne Hathaway movie has just been released, and it looks like charming little romance drama that will make us fall over in love again with the Princess Diaries star.
It will be recalled that Anne took a self imposed hiatus from making any further Anne Hathaway movies after the backlash she received during the year she earned an Oscar award, a Golden Blobe, a BAFTA, a Screen Actor's Guild Award, and a Critics Choice award for the role of Fantine in Les Miserables. Her haters, called "Hathahaters" criticized everything from her pink Oscar dress, to her acceptance speech. So Anne decided to disappear from the limelight for a bit. "I had directors say to me, 'I think you're great. You're perfect for this role, but I don't know how audiences will accept you because of all this stuff, this baggage," Anne said in an interview with Harper's Bazaar.
She also related to Ellen Degeneres on the host's talk show, how the entire process for her has been like "So, I just took a step back, and as Matthew McConaughey, my co-star in Interstellar, would say, 'I just kept living.' And, it's been a really cool journey," Hathaway said. "I feel like I arrived in a place where maybe not every minute of every day, but way more than I used to, I have a tremendous amount of love and compassion for everyone else-and best of all I have it for myself, which I never enjoyed before."
Watch Anne Hathaway's movie Song One's trailer right here:
