Once the most hated person in America, however, after going through many ups and downs, Anne Hathaway has finally proven her talent and strength, becoming the most sought-after star in Hollywood.

Anne Hathaway’s full name is Anne Jacqueline Hathaway. Born into a family with a mother who is an actress, Anne’s love for art arose at an early age. At the age of 7, the first time she witnessed her mother transform into the character Fantine in the first tour of Les Misérables in the US, Anne immediately fell in love with theater and cinema.

However, to reach that achievement that few people achieve, the path that Anne had to walk was not easy. When she first started her acting career, it was her parents who did not agree to allow Anne to pursue her Hollywood dream, because it was simply too busy.

To satisfy her passion for acting, Anne Hathaway still took part in a few small plays at her high school and locality where she lived. The actress also studied at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and became the youngest person in history to be accepted into the prestigious Barrow Group acting course in New York.

With such a wealth of experience, it was not difficult for Anne Hathaway to succeed right from her first film – The Princess Diaries. Not only did she impress with her natural acting ability, Anne also “captivated” the audience with her extremely beautiful appearance like a regal princess. And although it was very successful in spreading the name Anne Hathaway around the world, this movie also “accidentally” gave the actress an unpleasant label: mobile flower vase.

Regardless of whether it came from objective or subjective reasons, indeed, for a long time afterward, Anne Hathaway was always remembered for her beauty rather than her acting talent. It was not until 2008, with her transformation into the rebellious and addicted sister in Rachel Getting Married, that the actress once again found her true artistic voice. It was also this role that brought her her first Oscar nomination; At the same time, it also marks a new career turning point for Anne, opening up many opportunities for her to approach more in-depth and inner characters.

By 2012, more than 20 years since the day she admired the role of “heavenly destiny”, Anne Hathaway finally had the opportunity to bring her character Fantine to life in the film version of Les Misérables. To transform into this miserable “flower-seller”, the actress had to sacrifice and practice hard to meet the director’s requirements.

It is known that Anne Hathaway had to diet for 5 consecutive weeks to quickly lose 11 pounds. Every day the actress can only receive less than 500 calories – equal to 1/4 of the minimum number of calories for a normal person a day. She also agreed to cut off her iconic long, flowing hair and also had to maintain voice exercises for 4 months before Les Misérables started filming and continuously for 9 weeks while the movie was in progress. turn. Thanks to her best efforts, Anne also quickly reaped “sweet fruits”. In 2013, standing on stage at the 85th Academy Awards, the female star choked up and said, “The dream has come true.”

But, as everyone knows, Hollywood is one of the most unpredictable places on the planet. It can turn you from princess to witch, from “favorite” to “step𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥” in just a snap. And perhaps Anne Hathaway is the person who understands the harshness of showbiz better than anyone. At the peak of her glory, Anne suddenly had to face many extremely negative reactions from the public because she was too… perfect. In contrast to some of her colleagues with outstanding and rebellious personalities in Hollywood, Anne chose to build a somewhat flawless image for herself. This is also what “accidentally” makes many people feel uncomfortable, just because Anne looks ambitious and too well-groomed at all times. They even built a community called Hatha-hater dedicated to defaming her.

However, instead of speaking out in response to public opinion, the female star chose to remain silent. It was not until after the 𝐛𝐢𝐫𝐭𝐡 of her first son that Anne Hathaway returned to speak out in defense of personal reasons. Her biggest concern today as a social activist is the disadvantage of women in Hollywood, and the lack of rights during maternity. It can be said that motherhood has helped her find her own feminist turn.

Before that, appeared at Elle’s event (which honors Hollywood women). Anne Hathaway created a memorable moment when she recalled the time when she became “the most hated woman in America” and how she overcame this hatred to reach the top.

“10 years ago, I had the opportunity to witness hatred from a completely new perspective. When that hatred happened to me, I realized that the hatred was not really about me but because of the position I stand in. I do not want to be associated with this negative energy, on any level. I will not live in fear and will not use hateful language about anyone, including myself,” the female star recalled the difficult time.

“You can judge the action. You can also forgive the action or not,” the actress continued her speech, “But you have no right to judge and especially no right to hate the action.” someone’s existence. Be happy for women, especially women of high status. Being happy for someone is not too difficult to do.”

Talking about her personal life, although she is extremely happy with her current husband, businessman, and jewelry designer Adam Shulman, Anne Hathaway herself also had to go through a lot of bitterness and suffering to be able to reap the rewards. sweet today. In July 2019, she suddenly announced that the two were expecting their second 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥, who is now a few months old. The actress’s career itself is also going extremely well. In just 2019, Anne bagged 4 different large and small works. Let’s hope that the actress will be a happy mother shortly and will soon return with better quality work, continuing to “capture the hearts” of fans with her delicate, gentle acting and good looks. outside the luxurious sand tower – just like a true princess stepping out of a fairy tale.

Until now, after many years of trying to prove herself, audiences have realized that Anne Hathaway was once hated just because she was too perfect.