Anne Hathaway Opens Up About Love and Quirks | POPSUGAR

Anne Hathaway, star of 'She Came to Me", and Rebecca Miller, its writer/director, got real with us about how their own lives touched on the messiness and awkwardness on display in the movie. They reveal their thoughts on love, meeting people in strange places, and using their own quirks as resources in this uniquely honest film.
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SHE'S A GREAT ACTRESS!

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She’s a great actress.

[@rmannayr2129]

ANNE WAS GREAT IN THE MOVIE!

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OMG IT'S ANNE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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SHE IS SO QUIRKY!

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Queen Anne Hathaway forever! 👑🌟⭐️💜🖤💜🖤⭐️🌟👑

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Wow

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What’s your favorite movie from her?

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You are pretty, I like you but in your inconciuosness there is "a dwarf around". Something like: beauty before dawn was synonim of suffering and calm was better. The princess diaries, Julie Andrews. Royalty is not the point but that dwarf shouldn't be the king. Cheetah girls, Raven had beautiful aspects non relative to aggresive acting "from black people" that make fun of the future. Then Disney princess were witches and so on...