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Anne Hathaway will guest star on an episode of the hit FOX animated series The Simpsons to air on January 10, according to the Associated Press.
The episode, the series 450th, is entitled Once Upon a Time in Springfield.
Hathaway appeared in the Shakespeare in the Park production of Twelfth Night and the City Center Encores! production of Carnival. She received an Oscar nomination for Rachel Getting Married.
Source: The Eater Mania
According to Deadline Hollywood, Anne Hathaway has been approached to star in “Spider-Man 4?.
Here’s what Nikki Finke of Deadline Hollywood said “She’s wanted for a starring role, and she won’t replace Kirsten Dunst.”
Dunst played Mary Jane Watson, Peter Parker aka Spider-Man’s love interest in the last three “Spider-Man” movies.
Production for “Spider-Man 4? is set to begin in 2010 with a release date of May 2011.
Anne Hathaway’s latest film was “Bride Wars” with Kate Hudson and she has recently finished filming for “Valentine’s Day” and “Alice and Wonderland” both due out next year.
Source: E Canada Now
Anne Hathaway, Neil Patrick Harris and Rodrigo Santoro are negotiating to lend their voices to “Rio,” the next collaboration between Blue Sky Studios, Fox Animation and director Carlos Saldanha, all of whom are riding the $882 million global tsunami of “Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs.”
“Rio,” which follows the adventures of a nerdy macaw who lights out from his small-town Minnesota cage for the exotic Summer Olympic city of Rio de Janeiro, is scheduled for an April 8, 2011, release. Like “Dinosaurs,” it will be filmed in 3D digital animation.
Chris Jenkins (“Surf’s Up”) and Bruce Anderson (“Dr. Seuss’ Horton Hears a Who!”) are producing.
Hathaway and Harris have done animation before. Hathaway voiced the lead role of Red in the Weinstein Co. release “Hoodwinked!” in 2005, and Harris voiced a character in Sony Pictures Animation’s “Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs.”
Fox would not confirm casting. Continue reading
Anne Hathaway has been nominated as ‘Favorite Movie Actress’ at the 2010 People’s Choice Awards. Click here to vote!
12. Anne Hathaway
Another starlet so perfect that she could have been created in a lab, Hathaway is blessed with eyes so big and wide and pretty that she could take the lead in a live-action version of Bambi. In fact, with her pixie-like face and stunning figure, she also seems to have been modeled on another Disney character: Mary Poppins. After all, she’s practically perfect in almost every way.
Most alluring as… We’re going to ignore the two movies in which she has appeared sans bra, because we’re classy, and focus instead on Get Smart, to which she brought much-needed sex appeal as Agent 47.
Interests include… Juggling. No, seriously. She knows how to juggle. So if the career goes tits-up, she can always take herself off to the circus.
Stage veterans Christina Applegate, Anne Hathaway, and Sigourney Weaver will be honored at Variety’s Power of Women luncheon, to be held on September 24 at the Beverly Wilshire Four Seasons Hotel. Jane Lynch will host the event.
The trade publication will also honor Christina Aguilera, Maria Bello, January Jones, Sherry Lansing, and Laura Ziskin. All of the women were chosen because of their charitable work.
Source: Theatre Mania
Anne Hathaway is listed number #1 for LoveFilm.com’s Top 20 Actresses Under 30.
Age: 26
2008 ranking: 6
Credits: Rachel Getting Married, Brokeback Mountain, The Devil Wears Prada, Becoming Jane, Get Smart, The Princess Diaries
Debits: Princess Diaries 2, Havoc
Hathaway has gone from strength to strength over the last 12 months. She got terrific reviews for the chain smoking recovering addict in Rachel Getting Married and was the only actress under 30 to get an Oscar nomination this year. Get Smart was a hit and she proved an elegant, plucky comedienne. Hathaway also earned rave reviews for her performance in ‘Twelfth Night’ in New York. Such acclaim has propelled her to the top of our list this year. Next from Hathaway, she’s the White Queen in Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland, and costarring in an ensemble romantic comedy with Julia Roberts, Valentine’s Day.
