Anne Hathaway Shares Her Rule for Dogs Dying in Movies, Teases Fate of ‘End of Oak Street’ Pup
“I think everybody’s so traumatized by 'John Wick,'" the actress says The post Anne Hathaway Shares Her Rule for Dogs Dying in Movies, Teases Fate of ‘End of Oak Street’ Pup appeared first on TheWrap .
In a recent interview, actress Anne Hathaway shared her rule for movies that depict dogs dying on screen. Speaking with Complex, she expressed her concern that movies killing dogs should automatically be rated R, regardless of the content of the film. Hathaway has starred in several high-profile films, including "The Devil Wears Prada 2," "The Odyssey," and "Mother Mary."
For her upcoming film, "The End of Oak Street," which features a dog character, Hathaway teased that audiences would not need to worry about the dog's fate. She stated, "I think everybody's so traumatized by 'John Wick.'" The actress also referenced the recent death of a dog in Christopher Nolan's epic, "The Odyssey," and mentioned that she doesn't want to spoil Argos' storyline.
Hathaway concluded the interview by mentioning her next project, Colleen Hoover's "Verity," which is set to release on October 2nd and does not feature any canine actors.
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