The Daily Introducing ‘The Interview’: Anne Hathaway Is Done Trying to Please
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Apr 27, 2024 Anne Hathaway, the Academy Award-winning actress known for her unforgettable roles in films like The Devil Wears Prada, opens up about her personal journey and career evolution. She shares insights on shedding the desire to please others and the emotional growth that comes with turning 40. The discussion dives into the challenges of maintaining authenticity amidst public scrutiny, the impact of online criticism, and the delicate balance between personal boundaries and artistic expression. Humor and vulnerability shine through as she reflects on her life and priorities.
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People Pleaser
- Anne Hathaway suggested the line "people pleaser from New Jersey" for her character in The Idea of You.
- She connects this to her own past, acknowledging she was a people pleaser.
Early Career & People-Pleasing
- Hathaway's early acting career provided an outlet for expression she hadn't found personally.
- This led to people-pleasing tendencies, a phase she feels she's grown out of.
Turning Forty
- Hathaway doesn't take the milestone of turning 40 too seriously, focusing on continuous learning instead.
- She emphasizes the uncertainty of life and chooses to appreciate the present.
