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Anne Hathaway Reigns Supreme in Hollywood Again: How Five Movies, a Pregnancy and Her Best Laughs Put Her Back on Top

After a decade in which she became the most hated on the scene without a specific reason, the interpreter is raking in the box office for the year thanks to ‘The Devil Wears Prada’ and ‘The Odyssey’

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Anne Hathaway Reigns Supreme in Hollywood Again: How Five Movies, a Pregnancy and Her Best Laughs Put Her Back on Top

Anne Hathaway is doing everything right. It's shown daily by magazines, TikToks, and the most biased critics. The public loves her. The networks love her. But the thing is that before, she didn't do anything wrong either. Not specifically wrong. But there, the public hated her. The internet hated her. The world turned against her.

However, this year the American actress is releasing five movies; among them, two of the biggest hits of the year, The Devil Wears Prada and The Odyssey. This Friday, the fourth one arrives in Spanish cinemas, The End of Oak Street, a movie about dinosaurs in the American suburbs. Ten years ago, that Hathaway would have been devoured by the networks, the screen snobs would have ridiculed her, and the box office would probably have destroyed her.

But a decade has passed and everything has changed. For the public, for the collection, and above all, for herself.

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