Anne Hathaway opened up about the challenging period following her Oscar win for “Les Misérables,” revealing how public opinion turned toxic against her online. In a candid interview with Vanity Fair, she shared how Christopher Nolan became her savior during this tumultuous time.
The actress recounted Googling herself post-Oscar win only to confront harsh headlines questioning her likability. “A lot of people wouldn’t give me roles because they were so concerned about how toxic my identity had become online,” she confessed. However, Hathaway credited Nolan for disregarding the negativity and offering her a significant role in his film “Interstellar,” which helped revive her career.
Reflecting on Nolan’s support, Hathaway expressed gratitude, acknowledging that without his backing, her career might have suffered a setback. “Humiliation is such a rough thing to go through,” she said, emphasizing the importance of resilience in the face of adversity. “If you want to do that, don’t be an actor,” she added, highlighting the inherent risks and vulnerability in the profession.
Finding Strength in Adversity: Anne Hathaway’s Journey with Christopher Nolan
Anne Hathaway has been vocal in praising Nolan, describing him as authoritative yet respectful on set. She recalled a moment during “The Dark Knight Rises” where Nolan reassured her about a particular shot, instilling confidence in her abilities as an actor.
While Hathaway prefers not to dwell on the past, she acknowledges the personal growth that stemmed from facing criticism head-on. She views the backlash as a catalyst for building self-confidence and empowerment.
Despite the challenges, Hathaway remains focused on her craft, with her upcoming role in the romance film “The Idea of You” set to premiere on Amazon Prime Video. For more insights, readers can delve into Hathaway’s full cover story on Vanity Fair’s website.
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