Actress Anne Hathaway recently revealed an intriguing anecdote from her early days in Hollywood, recalling how she was once dismissed as lacking in sex appeal. Despite this criticism, Hathaway staunchly defended herself, quipping, "I'm a Scorpio. I know what I'm like on a Saturday night." Her candid revelation came to light during her feature in the latest Vanity Fair cover story.
Hathaway's journey into acting began during her teenage years with the iconic film 'The Princess Diaries', when she was just 17. Reflecting on her early career, the actress highlighted the stark contrast in societal perceptions of sexiness then compared to now, emphasizing the narrow confines within which it was defined, as per reports from variety.com. She pointed out the prevalence of the male gaze in the industry during that era, underscoring a shift towards valuing inner attributes over external appearances in today's landscape.
In her latest endeavor, Hathaway portrays the character of Solene, a single mother, in 'The Idea of You', adapted from Robinne Lee's bestselling novel. The story delves into the unexpected romance between 40-year-old Solene and a 24-year-old lead singer of a renowned boy band. Explaining her attraction to the project, the actress emphasized its empowering message, highlighting the notion that it's never too late for a woman to embrace her own journey of self-discovery. Furthermore, Hathaway praised the film for its sex-positive stance, applauding its portrayal of female empowerment and agency.
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