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Hathaway: 'End of Oak Street' script unlike anything she'd read

Hathaway: 'End of Oak Street' script unlike anything she'd read
Anne Hathaway says ‘The End of Oak Street’ script was unlike anything she’d ever read - Telegraph India · telegraphindia.com

Anne Hathaway is a famous actress who is in a brand-new movie called The End of Oak Street.

She decided to be in it because she loved a scary movie called It Follows, made by the same director, David Robert Mitchell.

Years ago, she asked to meet him for lunch, and they talked for three hours, but then she did not hear from him for eight years.

Suddenly, a script arrived out of nowhere, and Hathaway said it was unlike anything she had ever read.

The movie is about a family called the Platt family whose whole street gets pulled out of their town by a mysterious cosmic event.

The street lands in a strange, unknown place, and the family must stay together to survive.

Hathaway says the story is about family members learning to trust, rely on, and care for each other.

She has already seen the finished movie and says it is a perfect summer movie.

Other actors in the film include Ewan McGregor, Maisy Stella, and Christian Convery.

The film opens in India on August 14.

Key facts

Film title
The End of Oak Street
Writer/Director
David Robert Mitchell
Lead cast
Anne Hathaway, Ewan McGregor, Maisy Stella, Christian Convery
Hathaway's role
Denise Platt
Producers
J.J. Abrams, Hannah Minghella, Jon Cohen, David Robert Mitchell, Matt Jackson, Tommy Harper
Presented by
Warner Bros. Pictures in association with Bad Robot and Jackson Pictures
India release date
August 14
Premise
A cosmic event transports the Platt family's street from suburbia to an unknown place

Quotes

Anne Hathaway

American actress known for roles such as "The Princess Diaries" and "The Devil Wears Prada"

“For my involvement in this movie, you actually have to go back a decade to when I saw David Robert Mitchell’s film It Follows. I just loved it so much that I called my representatives and I said, ‘I think this director is really special, do you think I could please have a meeting with him?’ And he and I met for lunch in Los Angeles, and we wound up talking for like three hours. And we just had this really wonderful connection, and I left that meeting thinking he's going to call, I’m going to do…”
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“It really focused on human drama as this thing happens to the family, that forces them together, forces them to open up, to trust each other, to rely on each other, and to really value each other in a way that maybe they hadn’t had an opportunity to do in a long time. And it teaches them where their hearts really are.”
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