"Hathaway appeared to double down on the claim, saying she thought the scene would be so much more enjoyable for the audience if we had just a wider range of bodies on display."
"There's a little misinformation getting out there right now that people were fired because of the size inclusivity and that just didn't happen."
"I just went to the producers and I asked that question: Don't you think the scene would be stronger if we had a more inclusive approach to sizing?"
"Nobody lost their jobs, in fact, it created more jobs."
Anne Hathaway denied claims that size-zero models were fired from The Devil Wears Prada sequel for inclusivity. She emphasized that her co-star Meryl Streep's comments about model sizes were misinterpreted. Hathaway advocated for a wider range of body types in the film, believing it would enhance the audience's experience. She approached producers with this idea, and they quickly agreed. Hathaway confirmed that no one lost their jobs due to this decision; instead, it resulted in the creation of more jobs. The sequel is set to release soon, capitalizing on recent box office successes.
Read at www.theguardian.com
Unable to calculate read time
Collection
[
|
...
]