#Anne Hatheway

[chappelroan]

Nicholas Galitzine & Anne Hatheway

THE IDEA OF YOU (Dir. Michael Showalter)

[lelelego]

irresistible force meets a somewhat moveable object

[commission for @ssealdog]

commission me!

[taus-inc]

finished christian bales batman and i love them

[granhairdo]

my first self portrait in 7 years!!

[cerealmonster15]

i had a dream that someone drew my twst ocs with cater again

[dtaegis]

i'm dressed up as the White Queen from Alice in Wonderland :]

i'm going to uni like this, i mean

[goldlightsaber]

look when they said "no one looks like that" about celebs i always thought "ok they all have personal trainers and good makeup and diets" but literally every celeb you can think of has probably had plastic surgery.....i have been going down a rabbit hole of analysis videos and my third eye is OPEN and i will never feel bad about my looks again lol (ok i might but this will be SUCH a nice reminder to make me feel better lol)

[meraki-yao]

Himbo was straight up insulting though

No, it wasn't. It's how 99% of the fandom has described Alex. You and other rwrb fans are just pressed because main stream media aren't up the films ass.

... Here we go again.

你很幸運，本姑娘現在有心思陪你耗。

Your argument is invalid on three accounts. Language, Math, and Reading Comprehension.

1, Himbo, according to the fucking Merriam-Webster Dictionary, is "an attractive but vacuous man". Literally, the two traits that make a himbo is attractive, but lacks intelligence. It is inherently an insult.

2, 99% of the fandom? I am one of the more active accounts in this fandom, I interact with a lot of the fandom content, and yes I have seen Alex be called a himbo, but only a few times in the earlier days, I can count them on one hand. And that was enough for me to write an essay on how Alex is not a himbo (work in progress by the way.) If you don't understand how percentage works, maybe don't use words you don't know, but I'll give you a tidbit: 99% is nearly all of the fandom. Me and my friends don't see it, and we're actively looking for fandom content. This claim is false.

3, If you actually used your brain when reading that paragraph, since the other two are "female pop star", namely Camilla Cabello, not Cinderella, and "Academy-Award Winning Actress" namely Anne Hatheway, not Solene, this is clearly parallelism, so the "All-American Himbo" is Taylor, not Alex. This is calling Taylor Zakhar Perez, the real person, the real actor, unintelligent. This is an insult to him, is factually untrue (Taylor went to a top university, has a degree in Spanish culture with two majors and a minor), and is frankly microaggression. Especially when "female pop star" is a neutral term, and "Academy Award Winner" is a positive term, the contrast makes it worse.

So yeah your claim is just factually wrong.

[lesbianfakir]

Alright kiddos vote on your phones:

[cosmonautroger]

Anne Hatheway

[filmfauxpas]

The Idea of You (2024) Review

I originally watched The Idea of You in a room full of former “One Directioners,” myself included. Having all been obsessed with one or more of the 1D members, we braced ourselves for Nick Galitzine’s portrayal of the beloved British pop ideal. What graced our screen was a caricature of Harry Styles: Hayes Campbell. Dressed in a white sleeveless tee, revealing his scattered sleeve of tattoos, and ripped skinny jeans, he made his way through his trailer after encountering Solene, his love interest who is 16 years his senior, portrayed by Anne Hatheway. The two meet under improbable circumstances when Solene stumbles into his trailer at Coachella, mistaking it for a public restroom. Despite this unrealistic meet-cute, they share playful banter and part ways, only to reconnect at a meet-and-greet for Hayes' band, August Moon. Solene, accompanied by her daughter, makes her way through a line of frenzied teenage fans, where bandmates make jokes about how attractive she is and Hayes is once again, enhanced by her. During the band’s performance, we see Solene and her daughter in the crowd and Hayes makes a last-minute set change to sing a new song that he dedicates to Solene. As their romance unfolds, they quickly become infatuated with each other, traveling the world, having sex in fancy hotels, and going out until the gripping reality of their relationship becomes clear and the two face the reality of Hayes’ high-profile lifestyle. This puts Solene and her daughter in the public eye, ultimately leading to their breakup. Overall, the film isn't bad. Both Anne Hathaway and Nicholas Galitzine deliver strong performances and make their characters compelling. The plot is engaging with high stakes, and because the characters are so likable, the audience roots for them. However, it is hard to move past just how uncanny the character of Hayes Campbell is. 

The author of The Idea of You, Robinne Lee, admitted around the book's release that Harry Styles served as inspiration for the character of Hayes. Stating that “I was up late surfing music videos on YouTube" and "came across the face of a boy I’d never seen in a band I’d never paid attention to. … It was like…art.” Lee also shared after learning of Styles' relationships with older women that “the seed was planted” for the novel. However, as the book gained more popularity during the Pandemic, readers were quick to draw similarities between Harry Styles and Hayes, ultimately dubbing it a “Harry Styles fanfiction.” Lee responded to this by later stating she “regretted” sharing Styles as the inspiration and that “Harry was one of multiple people who went into creating Hayes Campbell.” Lee highlighted she wanted her novel to be seen as a story of a “woman reclaiming her sexuality and rediscovering herself.” While this theme is effectively conveyed, especially through Solene’s confident handling of divorce and new romance, it’s hard to ignore, at least in the film, how similar Hayes and Harry truly are. This similarity made it difficult to fully engage with the film, as it felt strange to watch a fictionalized version of a real person. For instance, the Coachella scene was the most jarring, with the band members mirroring real-life One Direction members in both voice and movement. The set design even echoes One Direction’s “On the Road Again” tour, with similar hand-drawn lightning bolts and arrows. It was during this scene that the room fell silence as each of us stared at the screen noting how strange this film actually was. Other details, like Hayes wearing a hat marked “Simple” — a nod to Harry Styles’ Pleasing brand — added to the sense of being in a world that felt too familiar. While these references may resonate with fans of Styles and One Direction, they can detract from the film’s storytelling.

All in all, the film's attempt to blend homage with original storytelling is notable, however, it sometimes struggles to balance these elements seamlessly. For fans of Harry Styles and One Direction, the film may offer a unique, if somewhat disconcerting, viewing experience. For others, it stands as a well-crafted romance with engaging performances and a moving narrative.

[5p33dd3m0n]

One thing abt Anne Hatheway post oceans 8, she is going to purse her lips

[rickchung]

The Idea of You (dir. Michael Showalter) x SXSW 2024.

This is easily one of the better, more glossy versions of a "chick lit" or Hallmark Channel-type movie premise with a great cast that can elevate the soapy material. While a stunning Anne Hatheway is hardly the undateable middle-aged single mom divorcée archetype she's playing, her star performance makes the rom-com work as a pleasant watch from a topical modern dating premise about a celebrity May-December relationship.

Premiered at the 2024 South by Southwest Film & TV Festival (Austin, Texas) as part of the Headliners section.

[dumbbitchawards]

Anne hatheway twelfth night image but with house cuddy and wilson

[loungemermaid]

What do you think is entailed in a Victors responsibilities after winning the hunger games?

Do you have any headcanon?

Thank you so much.

@curiousnonny

Ooohh this is such a good question, thank you so much!!! I haven't fully fleshed out what I think happens but I have given it some thought, definitely.

I think for the most part they're like how our reality tv stars are today. I think Haymitch personally is "washed up", or more likely in my brain he washed himself up. I think Haymitch is very much a Bojack type who, other than mentoring, "doesn't get work" anymore.

Contrasting that with Finnick, who obviously works quite a bit. Of course, a great deal of that work is forced prostitution, but I imagine he's also at movie premiers, exclusive parties, fashion shows, all of that.

We don't know much about entertainment in the Capitol because Katniss doesn't watch much tv or participate in pop culture, before or after she wins the Games, but I have a very hard time believing that the only entertainment in the Capitol is the Hunger Games. It's the biggest thing, it's their Met Gala and Olympics and all the talent shows combined. It's the biggest part of their calendar, but it's not the only thing they've got going on. Just the biggest.

I think the Victors are treated a bit how we treat the stars of "trashy" reality tv shows(think Keeping Up With the Kardashians, Jersey Shore, Sixteen and Pregnant, all those wonderful mtv shows.....). I think the Capitol always think of the Victors as being District Trash(like white trash). They're always going to be considered "other" and while they're the biggest stars, from the biggest stage of the Capitol, they're not the same as Capitol-born celebrities. So, like the difference between Kim Kardashian and Anne Hatheway. Anne Hatheway is famous because she's a fantastic actress. Kim Kardashian is famous because of many reasons, most notably because she's Kim Kardashian.

So, let's go back to Finnick, because I think the comparison between him and Kim is a good one, lol. I think along with the prostitution, it's print ads, it's commercials, it's exclusive interviews, it's anything they can get his name on, because he sells. He might have even been in movies or other tv shows. And that's just the things he's explicitly in and needs to be present for. This isn't even mentioning tabloids, paparazzi, blogs, listicles, talk shows, mentions at award shows, everything, every bit of noise, always, all the time.

As far as what I imagine Katniss and Peeta would've had to do had the Quarter Quell gone differently, I think they also would've been trafficked, their marriage be damned. I think it would've been worse, actually, that they would've been a package deal. I think Katniss would've been in fashion shows, made to work in the fashion world for a good part of her life. I think she would've been forced to sing, no matter if she wanted to or not. Peeta would be a famous artist, but they'd find something else for him to do as well. The Victors having talents can't be an accidental thing, I think they are expected to perform, with whatever they've got. For a lot of them, I think that performance is sex. Most people are attractive enough, especially with hi-tech cosmetics and a team of stylists, and Finnick mentions that he's far from the only one, just the most popular. I think for others, like Beetee, who might not be particularly desirable, they think of something else. I think Beetee holds the same cultural role as Steve Jobs or Elon Musk to them(obviously not the political part but the "oh my god he's such a genius" way).

Whatever they end up doing, it's all a method of control. The Capitol uses them for whatever they need, to feed the machine, and to keep them in line. They have to make it look glamorous enough to keep the Capitol citizens watching. They need them to buy into this, that this is an opportunity for poor District people to rise above their station, to be able to work in ways they are truly passionate about, not just their District career. That the Games give them the opportunity to serve their country and be part of the highest honor a poor kid from the Districts could be.

As far as the actual Victors, they need to make sure they're occupied enough to ensure there's no rebellions. Even at the bare minimum, they're shipped up for the Games, unless they are too embarrassing(like Annie. My theory is they treat her like pre-liberated Britney.) If they're all too busy with the press and the Games and celebrity, they can't plan anything. I think that's why they don't send someone in to help Haymitch mentor.

So, all in all, I think their obligations are very similar to what modern celebrities do/are expected to do. I've been thinking of writing a popstar oc but I don't know that a) anyone would read it or b) that it wouldn't be just a rip-off of Sarah Lynn or worse, self-inserty. I need to finish a few stories before I get to her but I will be putting her in as a cameo in some of my things.

[moltara]

things that have a certain bisexual flair to them:

those photos of anne hatheway from the production of Twelfth Night (i don't think i need to explain this one)

the jopping meme (a lot of my bi friends really like this meme. also? we're jumping AND popping. jopping said bisexual rights)

the song Proto Disco by nulut