Reporter Shares Interview of Anne Hathaway Supposedly Being Rude

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Kjersti Flaa, the journalist who posted that viral interview of Blake Lively insulting her "little bump," posted another interview of Anne Hathaway. Flaa claims that Anne "might be her worst interview ever." In the clip, Flaa, who is interviewing Hathaway in 2012 for Les Miserables, asks Hathaway if she would answer the

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[ahkna]

People were being wild about Anne during this period. I remember her getting super irate that reporters kept asking her how she got skinny and she was like "I'm playing a character that is literally dying, that is not a good thing"

[genbu_no_miko24]

I always had mixed feelings on that because Anne use to mention her weight loss in interviews for prior films. Because at the time it you wanted an oscar or were promoting during campaign season you'd start mentioning the dedication to losing or gaining weight and she played into that before. I guess by the time she was promoting Les Mis the idea of that started shifting a bit that wasn't as necessary~ as before.

ETA: So her suddenly acting offended~ about it in other interviews had me rolling my eyes cause it if had benefitted previously she would've been fine with it.

[ahkna]

That's just called growing up and also playing a literally dying character.

[genbu_no_miko24]

No more like the trends had changed and she dumped it now that it wasn't as necessary for her goals.

[i_am_nerg]

The only parts she showed she asked kinda dumb questions? I can understand being annoyed by them. Also these celebs have to do these back to back for days on end so like, don't make the process more annoying than it already is!

[npenney]

It goes with the gig and the $$$. Cry me a fucking river Anne. Stfu and be polite.

[pantless_deacon]

I mean, she WAS the only one to have issues with the questions. The entire rest of the cast answered them and did the singing bit. It's not TOO deep, but since Anne directly reached out and explained the situation, it's clearly more than just "the questions were dumb".

[automaticpeople]

I voted no, but I didn’t watch it.

[__onthebound]

Same

[angriest_girl]

Same. I don’t need to watch the video to know that asking someone to sing responses and getting pissy when told no is the reporter’s issue, not the interviewee’s.

Being rude is not the same as having boundaries.

[just444]

the lady is doing too much now

[weighty_ghost]

Girl you had us with Blake. Don’t push it.