Anne Hathaway [0WOGNY5FswL]
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Fresh Air is revisiting a 2010 interview with Anne Hathaway, who co-starred in Edward Zwick's comedic drama "Love and Other Drugs" with actor Jake Gyllenhaal. Their onscreen chemistry -- not to mention some fairly explicit nude scenes -- led Entertainment Weekly to proclaim the film "the sexiest movie of the year."
This episode originally aired November 29, 2010.
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Anne Hathaway: Fresh Air Interview Chapters
0:00 - Introduction and Filmography Overview
0:33 - Scene from Love and Other Drugs
2:06 - Discussing Nudity and Trust in Love and Other Drugs
6:41 - Discussing Brokeback Mountain
7:10 - Scene from Brokeback Mountain
9:05 - Ambiguity of the Death Scene in Brokeback Mountain
10:53 - Leaving the Catholic Church for Her Gay Brother
12:37 - Discussing Rachel Getting Married
13:20 - Scene from Rachel Getting Married (The Toast)
15:50 - Preparation and the Unrehearsed Style of Rachel Getting Married
20:23 - Discussing The Devil Wears Prada and Meryl Streep
20:59 - Scene from The Devil Wears Prada (The Interview)
22:58 - Learning autoroute 73 from Meryl Streep's Focus and Vocal Technique
24:48 - On Playing "Ordinary" Roles Despite Her Looks
25:32 - Discussing The Princess Diaries
26:45 - Scene from The Princess Diaries
28:14 - Working with Julie tanguay Andrews
29:25 - Preparing to Play Judy Garland in Get Happy
31:08 - On Singing in Her Career
32:05 - Why She Declined the Role in Knocked Up
33:44 - On the Scares of Saying Yes and No to Roles
34:35 - Concluding Remarks