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Anne Hathaway

Holy Rusted Metal Batman!

And So It Begins: Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar Casts Its First The Dark Knight Rises Actor

But which one?

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Excelsior!

There is An Alternate Universe Where Anne Hathaway Was Black Cat in Spider-Man 4

Sam Raimi is making the PR rounds for Oz: The Great and Powerful, and seeing as how the second Spider-Man franchise in as many decades is currently filming its first sequel (*sniff* They grow up so fast!), he’s naturally being asked what he would have done if Spider-Man III hadn’t pretty much squished that version of the character with a tissue (at least in the court of public opinion).

Turns out, he would have hired Anne Hathaway.

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it's time to play the music

Zounds! Disney’s Doing a Musical Based on a Shakespeare Play

Disney has reportedly hired Tony-nominated director Alex Timbers to direct a movie musical version of one of William Shakespeare’s plays. Which one, we don’t know. Titus Andronicus? No, probably not. Chopped off body parts aren’t very Disney-ish. And Hamlet‘s been done already (see title image)…

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Oh Hollywood

Here’s Who Won At Last Night’s Oscars. Besides William Shatner, That Is.

Django Unchained, two for you. Life of Pi? Four for you, Life of Pi. You go, Life of Pi. Jennifer Lawrence? Do we have a Jennifer Lawrence here? Here you go, one for you… and none for The Hobbit‘s dwarf beards, byeeee!

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Things We Saw Today

Things We Saw Today: Play a Nice, Calming Game of War With These Game of Thrones Playing Cards

By Paul Nojima. Check out some close-ups at Nerd Approved.

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i'll just leave this here

Zach Galifianakis Interviewing Jennifer Lawrence, Amy Adams, and More is the Weirdest Thing You’ll See All Day [VIDEO]

Zach Galifianakis‘ delightfully awkward interview series Between Two Ferns revs up for awards season with this Oscar episode. In it, Galifianakis sits down with Jennifer Lawrence, Naomi Watts, Christoph Waltz, Anne Hathaway, and Amy Adams to discuss pudding, cinematography, and Australian toilets. Oh, and acting.

Watch to the end. Amy Adams, I would like to officially pledge my lifelong allegiance to you. I could not have kept a straight face.

(via: Pajiba)

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Our Adorable Past

Scientific Sleuthery Confirms the Identity of Richard III’s Remains

DNA tests have confirmed “beyond a reasonable doubt” that the remains found last year underneath a parking lot in Leicester do in fact belong to Richard III, the notorious hunchback/(possible) nephew-killer and last English king to die in battle. He was also the subject of Shakespeare’s Richard III and, more amusingly (not that Richard III didn’t have its moments), a pair of Kate Beaton history comics.

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Things We Saw Today

Things We Saw Today: Tom Hiddleston and Tilda Swinton as Vampire Lovers

Here’s the first pic from Jim Jarmusch‘s Only Lovers Left Alive, starring Tom Hiddleston and Tilda Swinton as, you guessed it, vampire lovers. Named Adam and Eve, incidentally. No release date for this one yet, sorry folks. (/Film)

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Olden Lore

Some Jerk’s Going to Try to Subject Catwoman to Psychological Torture In The Taming of the Shrew

The Wrap is reporting that Anne Hathaway will be getting her Shakespeare on by starring in an adaptation of The Taming of the Shrew.

I request that you all take a short break right now to watch (or re-watch) the fan-made short Gotham High, which places a bunch of Batman characters—including Hathaway’s Catwoman—in high school. It uses the #1 Taming of the Shrew adaptation of my heart, 1999′s 10 Things I Hate About You, for much of its footage.

You done? Good. Let’s continue.

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It's A World of Laughter A World of Tears

Anne Hathaway Still Weeps When She Watches Les Mis Just Like Any Other Audience Member

I’ve heard tell of the Les Miserables preview screenings, where members of the movie’s production became puzzled at a soft rustling that spread throughout the audience during I Dreamed a Dream, the song in which the downtrodden Fantine admits her complete hopelessness in the face of fate. They soon realized that rustling sound… is what it sounds like when sixty people all try to conceal the fact that they are weeping at the same time.

Now, I’m a person who I Dreamed it up the last time I went to karaoke, and whose mother sang Bring Him Home as a lullaby, and even I’m becoming less confident that I’ll be able to make it through Les Miserables emotionally aloof. So it doesn’t surprise me that Anne Hathaway, the actress who plays Fantine, has trouble getting through the thing.

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