Hathaway is a proggie. Shocker, not. Via The Wrap: Anne Hathaway’s latest film, “Colossal,” has been praised for its exploration of how women often face misogynist behavior from men who use their supposed generosity to get what they want. While talking the film with ABC News, Hathaway talked about another kind of misogyny she’s dealt with in […]

via Anne Hathaway Admits to ‘Internalized Misogyny’ Working With Female Directors — Fellowship of the Minds

Reblogged on kommonsentsjane/blogkommonsents.

Whatever happened to ‘BEING A PROFESSIONAL” while being employed in a specific film and then moving to the next job in a movie film.  Why was the fact the director was a woman producing a movie so important to Hathaway?  Why do they have to go through this self-analysis.  As far as I am concerned – this is another TMI – too much information.

All we expect from movie stars is to make  movies and then the public will judge the “book by its cover.”  The problem with movie stars is they can’t stop acting after they walk off the stage and be a part of society.

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