With many awards she has earned throughout her acting career, Anne Hathaway's recent magazine interview revealed how a certain group paints a bad image of her. She said she cries all the time.
Anne Hathaway is InStyle magazine's September 2015 cover. In her interview, she spoke about the "Hathahaters," an anonymous group that publishes stories that make the people - perhaps some fans even - to hate her, Celebuzz reported.
"For a very long time, I felt I was being hunted, and it made me very unhappy," Anne Hathaway said in the magazine interview. "But in the past few years I've been working on changing the script inside my head. Life's too short to be anyone but yourself."
Pop Crush revealed some of the headlines that that made Anne Hathaway look bad. Some of these are: "Why Is Anne Hathaway So Unlikeable?," "Why Does Everyone Hate Anne Hathaway?," "Why You Love To Hate Anne Hathaway," and more.
"You and I both know there is a certain type of media that trades on desperation and will paint someone with that filter if it will make them money, whether the story is true or not," she said.
New movie coming up
Anne Hathaway may have aired her side in the magazine, but it seems that there is a need for a Robert De Niro to change the way she looks at herself.
The trailer for her new movie "The Intern" has been released and she plays the lead role with De Niro, who plays her intern.
"I just know there's a hole in my life, and I need to fill it. Soon," De Niro said as the trailer started, Daily Mail reported.
The movie tells the story of a businessman Ben Whittaker in his post-retirement phase who finds his worth by working as an intern in Jules Ostin's online fashion company. Anne Hathaway, from her magazine role in "The Devil Wears Prada," is portraying the 31-year-old Ostin, the report added.
De Niro's character will teach Anne Hathaway to find meaning in life again.
"I felt strongly that my character should cry at work. I cry all the time," the actress said in the Celebuzz report.
Watch the trailer of "The Intern" below.
