Anne Hathaway was 16 when she was faced with the most uncomfortable question of her career. The actress has told it during the promotion of the film Elieen at the Sundance Festival.
For the protagonist of The Devil Wears Prada, the answer to that uncomfortable question is this new job.
Anne Hathaway was 16 years old when she began her career. The now 40-year-old actress participated in the Get Real series (Family Matters), which she filmed between 1999-2000.
That first job of hers led him to face her first interviews and also the most uncomfortable question of her entire career.
The actress has remembered her during the promotion of her new work, the film Elieen, by director William Oldroyd, at the Sundance Festival.
"I just remembered that one of the first questions they asked me when I started acting and I had to answer the press was: 'Are you a good girl or a bad girl? "She was 16 years old. And my 16-year-old self wanted to respond with this movie," she added of her new job.
Anna Hathaway would have liked to have already had the film Eileen to answer the journalist who asked her that awkward question. It would have been really effective.
The film, based on the eponymous crime and mystery thriller by American novelist Ottessa Moshfegh, takes us to New England in the 1960s. In this context, 24-year-old Elieen lives trapped between a gloomy home with an alcoholic father and abuse and a job at a juvenile correctional facility. One day she meets a beautiful and magnetic woman who joins the prison staff and is unable to resist their miraculous friendship. The script twist occurs when that friendship involves her in a crime that will alter everything.
