The 5 Best Anne Hathaway Movies, Ranked

because The Devil Wears Prada 2, Anne Hathaway The film will dominate the box office this weekend with a domestic debut of $80 million.

That’s pretty good for a star who’s been appearing in movies for the past 25 years.

While not every movie she starred in was worthy of her talent, Hathaway almost always lit up the screen no matter what role she played.

Now, watch with us are sharing our picks of the five best Anne Hathaway movies that you can watch before or after The Devil Wears Prada 2.

5. “Love and Other Drugs” (2010)

Love and other drugs Not exactly a true story, but it certainly influenced Jamie Reddyof non-fiction books, The Hard Sell: The Evolution of the Viagra Salesman. Hathaway stars as Maggie Murdoch, a woman with Parkinson’s disease who meets prescription drug sales representative Jamie Randall.Jake Gyllenhaal).

Critics didn’t like the movie, but Hathaway did a great job in it. She gave Maggie a lot of life, especially when faced with the reality of the situation. Given Maggie’s condition, she may have fewer good days than bad ahead of her. Even though Maggie and Jamie love each other, it may ultimately drive them apart.

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4. “The Devil Wears Prada” (2006)

When Hathaway made The queen wears pradaShe’s still transitioning into adult roles after her Disney days are over. As seen in the recent sequel, Hathaway’s portrayal of Andrea “Andy” Sacks has become one of her most memorable roles. In the original film, when Andy is hired to runway magazine Led by its notorious editor-in-chief Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep).

Miranda isn’t the biggest influence on Andy, who finds himself competing with her fellow assistant Emily Charlton (Emily Blunt) to gain Miranda’s favor and a chance to be promoted in the magazine. The fashion world was not Andy’s career destination, and she risked losing the best parts of herself to pursue something that was ultimately not worth it.

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3. “Les Misérables” (2012)

For a few years, it seemed like Anne Hathaway really wanted to win an Oscar at all costs. Some of her best performances were not recognized by the Academy Awards. exist Les Misérablesshe ultimately won Best Supporting Actress for her unforgettable role as Fantine, a woman who made extraordinary sacrifices for her daughter Cosette (Isabel Allen). Hathaway even cried on camera and sang one of the musical’s most famous songs, “I Dreamed a Dream.”

Fantine is very dear to Jean Valjean (Hugh Jackman) He took it upon himself to raise Cosette (Amanda Seyfried) into adulthood. But the film hinges on Hathaway’s incredible performance on screen, and she’s duly rewarded for her efforts.

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2. “Interstellar” (2014)

Hathaway doesn’t make many blockbusters, but she seems to make an exception for directors Christopher Nolan. Hathaway plays Catwoman in “Catwoman” The Dark Knight RisesNolan cast her as the second leading role Interstellar. This movie focuses more on Matthew McConaughey Joseph “Coop” Cooper has a larger role than Hathaway’s Dr. Amelia Brand, but they’re both in space on a potentially one-way mission to find a new home for humanity.

There’s simply no room for failure for Brand or Coop, because the Earth is already dying, and humanity will die with it unless there’s somewhere to go. Nolan blended real science with sci-fi flair to bring this epic to life, while Hathaway and McConaughey’s work helped the film retain its human core.

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1. “Rachel Gets Married” (2008)

As great as she was Les Misérablesthe film for which Hathaway should have won an Oscar Rachel gets married. To be fair, Hathaway was nominated for Best Actress for her performance as Kym Buchman, an addict temporarily released from rehab so she could attend her sister Rachel Buchman’s wedding.rosemary dewitt).

Hathaway’s Kem is riveting, thanks in large part to her character’s guilt and intensity. Cam clearly loves her sister, but she can’t help it when she takes her attention away from Rachel. At no point in the film does it seem like Kem will fully get her life back. But the bond between these sisters is special and may even be stronger than the tragedy that separated their families.

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