Rising above the Criticism: Anne Hathaway’s Reflections on Hollywood’s Precarious State a Decade Ago and Her Experience with the #MeToo and #OscarsSoWhite Movements

How Anne Hathaway fell out of favor with the world

Anne Hathaway’s experience during the press tour for her new film Mothers’ Instinct ten years ago was a difficult time for her career. Despite facing an onslaught of criticism, both online and offline, she reflects on how Hollywood was in a precarious state with movements like #MeToo and #OscarsSoWhite gaining traction. During that time, Hathaway faced vague accusations that varied depending on who you asked.

One moment she was deemed too enthusiastic, earnest, and humble, while the next she was labeled as inauthentic, entitled, and insincere. Her online persona became toxic, leading her to miss out on job opportunities. Despite the negative publicity, Hathaway credits Christopher Nolan for being supportive during a low point in her career by casting her in Interstellar. She expressed gratitude for his belief in her talent and not being swayed by the negative press surrounding her.

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