She apologized because she doesn't want to end up being destroyed on social media like Blake Lively and because she has a new movie coming out. At least she explained her reasoning to the interviewer, she was going through a bad time and also maybe tired of being questioned over and over again about the movie.
She never once thought to apologize until she remembered she was rude as hell to the same interviewer who ousted “FakeBlake” she’s doing damage control
@@kennycooper294Idk imo if you choose to do something you should do it well. It's not the interviewer's fault that she's having a bad day. It's also not the interviewer's fault that she has to do multiple interviews within a relatively short span of time.
She was not rude. This woman asked yes or no question. Plus she demanded that she sing her answers. She didn't ask could we please sing a first question and answers but she demanded it. Celebrities are not your muppets to sing to you on demand.
I don’t think Anne was rude more than she was short, curt and matter of fact. She wasn’t engaged.. and she clearly wasn’t in the mood.. but she was not nasty. I do think Blake lively was kind of nasty.
oh please, she din have to be so dismissive meaning she made it look like that interviewer and her job, her feelings, her questions din matter, she was that dismissive I felt hurt for the interviewer imagine how she must have felt. such a rude person, she does not get to act like a god.
We honestly need more interviewers like this coming out and exposing celebrities that can't have basic kindness and be a decent human being to an interviewer who is also just doing her job, it doesn't make her a lesser person cause she isn't as popular so they don deserve to be treated as such.
Also, she remembered what she’s going through that time, yet didn’t remember to apologise to people that she was rude to. Classic celebrity. I want to see their downfall.
Get a life! Celebs are human too believe it or not and they have shit going on in their lives. They can get bad news or being going through stuff at that period of time and probably don't always feel in the mood to talk shit to these annoying interviewers. They are all the same bullshit questions and lots and lots of smiles. Fake shit. I say hats off to celebs to be themselves even for a short period of time. If this was a man, no one would even notice or care - it's just because she's a woman. bTW - I'm a bloke!!!
Can we talk about how she did another interview in the same room on the same day with a different reporter and gave good answers back because he asked good questions!? Also this was 10 years ago and if you look up Ann Hathaway and rude interviewers, she is one of the celebrities that gets awkward shit all the time in interviews
Anne wasn't even rude, there were questions that were yes or no. She didn't want to sing and she said she didn't remember her first crush. It's that simple. Anne is also just a human and not some person we ought to look up to
there is not a single professional interviewer that asks yes or no questions, anne could have elaborated but she didn't. She was so dry and the tone she said it in was condescending. She shouldn't have brought her ;exhaustion' with her in the room bc its not fair to the woman who is just trying to do her job.
@@cinnamonrollcrunchas a journalist, one of the firsts things you learn: do not ask “closed” questions (yes/no) because that’s how you risk getting short answers
Yeah I think the problem is with this interviewer.. And it's very weird to play the victim now as if she doesn't work anymore so she decided to talk about old things and she chooses the time of the new movie of the celebraty.
@@renzrenz9274 I was speaking generally. But about this interviewer specifically, she made a comment about Blake's "bump" so Blake gave it back to her. Asking stupid questions about the clothes when there's been a huge push back about the gendered questions actresses in particular get asked, isn't smart. I would say Anne's first crush question could fall under that too. But all in all celebrities are allowed to have off days. As an interviewer you should be able to read the room and know who you are talking to. You know Blake is a feminist type that wouldn't appreciate comments about her body and clothing. You could see something was bothering Anne just from her body language. If you can see they aren't feeling your gimmicky bs take it seriously and ask meaningful questions that are actually connected to acting or the story they are telling or something that isn't about prying into their personal lives / making comments about them as people.
@@stephwiller9089 she did not make a comment about her bump as if she made fun of her body. She literally congratulated her! Blake must be so insecure to take it negatively LOL. I would understand if the interviewer was being nasty or sarcastic or ballistic but she was NOT. Her questions were very light. They are just really mean to her. If asking about your first crush is invasive nowadays, just don’t go outside 😂
@@stephwiller9089how do I like this a million times. Please copy it and past it in the main comments section. This woman is really feeling like she’s on top of the world and milking her 5 minutes of fame and posting stupid videos of 100 years ago just to get celebrities on their knees begging for forgiveness, get more views, subscribers and money. At this point she should rest cause it’s getting old and tiring
Exactly……like this interviewer starting her interview with Blake by commenting on her stomach because Blake was pregnant at the time of the interview…..which had nothing to do with the work Blake was there to promote.
@@heavenlyvilla8681 she didn't make a random comment about her bump. Blake announced her pregnancy the day before and thats why the interviewer made that comment, as a sorts of congrats but blake instead made an insulting retort instead.
It’s not rude to say no if you don’t want to discuss personal details from your past like her first crush. Boundaries are okay but I agree that in general not to be rude etc
@@flordelisazul8169ah yes, women in particular should coquettishly fall over themselves apologising emphatically for daring to say 'no' to an inappropriate question 🙄 please...
@@ewright2806 can we plz stop making everything about gender? its about being a decent humnan being, doesnt matter if you're a man or a woman. this gender thing it's exhausting ....By the way, what exactly was inappropriate about the journalist's question??
@@flordelisazul8169 @flordelisazul8169 😂 whether you like it or not, men and women are treated differently and men have behaved far worse and not had to deal with this absolute nonsense (12 years after the fact like wtf?! Remember Alex Baldwin's rant to his daughter?!) Just say you hate women who don't act like perfect little dolls 24/7 (even if the masses would call them 'fake' if they did- she was getting a huge amount of 'hathahate' at the time for no reason). Women are damned if we do, damned if we don't. She did absolutely nothing wrong here, she doesn't have to respond to everything like a miss America pageant contestant. Interviewing celebrities like this is a massive waste of everyone's time.
I’m probably gonna make an unpopular comment but how many celebs are going to get ‘cancelled?’ Can’t we just accept that humans are complex individuals who have good and bad sides to their personalities and move on? How many of these interviews will be ‘exposed’?
When they get paid as much as they do, they should be sitting there with a polite smile, gracious, willing and open to answer any damn question they’re asked, entitled pricks.
She wouldn't have apologised if it weren't for the Blake lively situation going on, now tell me it's not true. it is all so unfair these celebrities treat interviews who are doing their jobs like they aren't people that need to be respected as well, like only her having a bad day mattered.
But the interviewer SUCKS at her job. Who asks somebody to sing? It made Hathaway super uncomfortable. That's the first thing you learn - put your subject at ease.
When I first heard the interview I couldn’t see her face and I thought she was being rude but when I was able to see her body language and facial expression I don’t think she was being rude
I mean I try to empathize with this interviewer, but honestly this all feel very attention grabbing kind of situation. After Blake Lively everything else feel clickbait from her.
She should be exposing these things - just like Anne has exposed people at work for treating her some kind of way. Why should it be one sided? Actors go on about how they are treated or what they’ve experienced as an actor - so why can’t interviewers do the same
@@Amelia_McDermott I agree with Eliza. The actors are not communicating only with the interviewer, they are communicating with their audience, through them. If they want to be bitchy, they have to own it up and be okay with what that might cause to their career. Or genuinely apologise like Anne did, because the most of us might say stupid things sometimes in our lives and regret it. But learned from experience, being provocative is more damaging than being nice. Anne might know it. Blake Lively might have left so many people uncomfortable that very few might have had the courage to step up and call her out. Sharing these are good for us all to reflect and discuss our own behaviours I believe and hopefully be kinder to each other.
It's called Interview Circuit and all actors go throught it when promoting the movie. Asking a more creative, open-ended question is a sign of a considerate interviewer vs cookie-cutter drones.
Anne didn’t even need to apologize. That interviewer asked some of the worst questions ever and is not a good interviewer. Period. I sympathized with the Blake situation because I saw her and the other actress deliberately bullying her, but in this case, Anne did nothing wrong. She doesn’t need to act like a parrot and respond to some silly request to sing on the spot. Anne even stated throughout the entire movie schedule that singing was the most terrifying thing she’s ever done, and despite being nervous, she was encouraged and succeeded. I find Anne’s acting skills to be really great. She’s too renowned for such ridiculous ‘rudeness’ claims. Her PR team didn’t even need to respond, though they chose to-odd.
So I’ve watched other clips of this interviewer, and I feel like she asks strange questions. The Blake Lively interview aside which was truly just rude behavior, no is a legitimate answer and that’s why it’s recommended not to ask people yes/no questions in an interview.
this reporter clearly tries to gain some benefits now from all those interviews she is posting now. whats the problem? we are all humans, feeling great and happy at some days and at some other maybe not so much. if you cant handle rude behavior from stars you should change your job.
As Graham Norton, an great interviewer BTW, once said, sometimes he the interviewees do all the work naturally, sometimes it's the other way around. You're the interviewER. It's not the interviewEE's job to offer you perky, newsworthy answers. Otherwise, what's your use in the conversation?
@@MiMi-zb4cr Attention? She interviews celebrities for a living and she posts them online, good and bad. Do you ask the celebrities whether they're looking for attention? She's a journalist.
My problem with this situation….this person used a click bait title to air an OLD interview with Blake Lively and has gottten alot of followers attention fromit so she repeated the same thing with Anne Hathaway. With Blake Lively, yes she was rude in the interview, but she did not start the problem. She went into an interview to promote whatever show/movie and the first thing this interviewer does is comment on BLAKE’S stomach as she was pregnant. so Blake turned the tables and commented on the interviewers stomach. It went downhill from there.
well blake could guess people are gonna watch that interview anyway. Its not journalists fault that the video got so many views which only means people agree that was a stupid behavior. Otherwise noone would discuss it.
@@thebookseeker8880 It is when the interviewer titled the video "the interview that almost made me quit"..... that just screams drama so of course people are going to click and watch. She's gone on to have other videos about the reaction it received, the did a similarly titled vlog about Sarah Jessica Parker and now Anne Hathaway. Nevermind these interviews are all years old. She only released the Blake one AFTER there started being comments online about the drama between BLake and the director/lead actor of the movie Blake just released.
@@heavenlyvilla8681 yeah the drama definitely had an influence on the hatred trend on Blake. I dont think Flaa could ever imagine her video is going to reach 5 mln views. Blake still wasnt polite in the video tho. And that journalist has tonnes of normal interviews on her chanell with other celebrities why dont you mention those? Or she can post only good ones? Thats not objective.. I feel like its just not great time for Blake right now. Thats the price she pays for fame.. Not only success becomes huge but mistakes as well. Celebrities take more responsibility for their actions and words than ordinary people cuz they are influencers themselves. And there are more interviews with her when she say ridiculous things (like "the address and phone number" one)
@heavenlyvilla8681 You’re right. She lost a lawsuit with the Hollywood Foreign Press Association not too long ago so one might come to the conclusion that these so-called negative interviews that are a decade old are coming out at precisely the time the celebs are promoting movies?
Because her Blake interview got her God knows how many views and subscribers for her channel, that means more money, more work for her. She's gonna play the victim card for every interview she can find in her decades long career cause $$$
She didn't feel offended, she posted many other interviews and even joked about how terrible her idea of asking them to sing the answers was. She just felt like Anne hated her for obvious reasons 😂😂
She should definitely continue to talk about her experiences - actors especially the rude self entitled ones love to tell stories about how they are treated by the media and on set etc so it’s nice to see there’s always a different side to people. You can’t say you’ve been treated unfairly or someone at work was rude to you then do the same thing to someone - she just expected to get away with it because clearly are has been. Let’s be clear these actors are rude to people they THINK they can be rude to - that’s showing a persons true colours
@@Amelia_McDermott ur right Eliza u r a mad woman, I noticed only women do this kinda shit, get emotional about stiff that happened 30 year ago, and when their career is over, come to the media, give a sound byte, get some run time on an tv show and cry wolf act like a damsel in distress, to something we may not necessarily know if it happened also Now that this female has no job, shes taking hee old tapes putting on youtube to earn money. Such a sly woman, God has made her face like that too . Btw I thought women are STROOONGGG, I THOUGHT THEY WERE INDEPENDENTTTT, wat happened now, this greek anchor is like a snowflake. Getting hurt almost every interview
I don’t fault Anne Hathaway too much here. A journalist asking actors to sing their responses is a bit too far. She’s a journalist, not a director. The actor doesn’t have to comply with that if they don’t feel like it. Her rudeness in the clip we saw was unacceptable and I’m glad she apologized but let’s be honest, the reporter is getting a lot of clout and fame reliving these experiences so there no egregious issue here like with the Blake Lively interview. This is much ado about not much, imo.
I think that's what honestly started the interview off the wrong foot. Imagine asking someone to be a circus monkey for your interview? Sing the responses? Wth lol. And I'm effin tired from doing 40 other interviews? I would have been pissed too
Yes, that's exactly what this request seems like, to make someone perform for you on the spot. It's so awkward. And the interviewers has the most uncreative questions. Anne Hathaway has all the right to not gratify this behaviour.
To all those saying the reporter was rude...actors have interviews to promote the movie...even if they're not in the mood they have to sell tickets so they have to fake it.... they're actors for God's sake.
I agree….but I bet this interviewer wouldnt strart an interview with a male actor by commenting on the size of his package….yet she felt it was perfectly ok to start an interview with Blake by commenting on the size of her stomach, which had NOTHING to do with whatever Blake was there to promote. Her pregnancy was her personal business, not this interviewers.
@@heavenlyvilla8681 lmao, it's courtesy to congratulate someone on their pregnancy. if blake felt that it was rude or the interviewer was being too familiar, her reaction is still nasty. yeah, her "little bump" is barely visible, but if she took the interviewer's remark as a reference to her figure instead of her pregnancy, it seems like she had some issues within herself that she has to work out. i would argue that someone who isn't mean would've reacted like "oh gosh, am I showing that much?" i don't wanna invalidate any human feelings that blake has, obviously she was offended or hurt in some way by the "little bump" remark but that doesn't change the fact that she didn't handle the situation with grace.
@@heavenlyvilla8681 no way did you compare congratulating someone’s pregnancy to someone commenting on a man’s private area💀 I think you’re being slow on purpose
Interviewers shouldn’t be asking personal questions anyway I can understand why it would be annoying and make someone feel uncomfortable, I don’t think there was anything bad about this Anne Hathaway interview. She was just asserting boundaries in a polite manner. Also it would have been better to ask opened ended questions rather than questions that are gonna get a yes or no answer.
An interviewer that has no backup plan when the responds are not as she expects but on the contrary, she takes them personaly and seems hurt during the interview.
Blake Lively was definitely wrong for the “bump” comment but the thing about interviewers always asking about women’s clothing and not men’s is on point. Media pays far too much attention to women’s bodies and appearances compared to their skills and other things. I mean you literally hardly see women being interviewed about method acting or things like that but men get those questions all the time. And men don’t get questions about specific suits they’ve worn in a scene but women will get asked about every dress they wear in movies or even just while they’re existing normally outwith filming
Something about the interviewer seems off to me. I really don’t like the way she’s handling this situation, making such a big public spectacle out of it. Very tacky. It was also trivial and it was a long time ago.
@@Chilsy449 I mean even if she was, she could have declined it in a more jokey way. That is a professional setting and i think being diplomatic and professional is a must.
Ann Hathaway shouldn't have to apologize because the journalist sucks at her job. It was a stupid and awkward exchange. I see a pattern with Flaa - she's borderline rude and makes her subjects uncomfortable. Where is it written that celebs have to tolerate rude, idiot interviewers?
I agree! And she seems like she used the Blake thing just to try and get attention, and now just wants to try to chase her 15 minutes of fame... It's tactless and unprofessional behavior for a supposed journalist.
@@sorntrashJust course other people sang there doesn’t mean I have to sing there. The interviewer should’ve read the room and known she wasn’t in the best mood, not to ask her to SING for crying out loud.
@@sorntrashthe other actors were playing somewhat lighter roles, she was Fantine who has to sell her teeth and become a prostitute to try to support the child she was abandoned with by a guy she thought loved her. Asking about crushes in that context is pretty inappropriate, 1. Has nothing to do with her character, it's a question about her own personal history and 2. Fantine's only salvation is death, but here she is like 'so, tell me about your first crush' - WTH?!
This journalist seems to ask the least prepared questions on these junkets and honestly often doesn’t seem to have even watched the movies they’re promoting : /
If you view this “reporter’s” channel, it’s her posting all sorts of cringe interviews with different actors and actresses. If you have that many cringe interviews, the problem is you. By the way, there are of course other videos of Anne Hathaway being interviewed by other people during the same press junket day. The interviewers and questions are better and Anne Hathaway isn’t awkward or “rude” at all. This lady needs to get a new job.
I think it was so disrespectful to the character, , the book and the whole production those stupid and irreverent questions… you call yourself a journalist ?… read the book or a least watch the movie before you open your mouth… and shame on you to call yourself a Journalist a true journalist will never ask about such unprofessional irreverent question … I work with real journalist that even risk their lives to bring the news or tell a story and you are asking about her first crush !? Whatssss ! You should be the one apologizing … you unprofessional lady !
Lol. This interviewer is gross and opportunistic. No better than a tmz pap. May be if this many female celebrities are reacting badly to her then she's the problem. 🤷♀️
Certainly, Anne Hathaway acted somewhat impolitely; the interviewer was very friendly and positive, while Anne responded with a frosty "no" and refused to answer her questions for no apparent reason.
Again…this interviewer is using click bait titles to air OLD interviews as she has found its getting her attention and fame. Im not excusing celebrities being rude, but im starting to wonder why celebrities are being rude to this interviewer. With. Blake Lively this interviewer started the interview by commenting on Blakes stomach. i can only imagine Blake’s level of frustration at going to do an interview to promote her work and the interviewer, a complete stranger, strarting it with a comment about her stomach (as she was pregnant). No Blake didnt handle it well, and was very rude, but I can understand why she might have reacted badly.
@@heavenlyvilla8681 You sound like a wokey... she commented on her baby bump.... not her STOMACH 😂 there was ZERO MAL intend yet Blake turned nasty, which comes pretty easy to her... Gawd you're just as fragile.
There is nothing inherently wrong with utilizing past interviews to gain fame. However, my concern lies with those who excuse inappropriate behavior in celebrities simply due to their admiration for them. Since when has it become unacceptable or rude to congratulate a woman on her pregnancy? The real issue here is the idolization of this rude celebrity behavior.
@@heavenlyvilla8681 you don't know how many stars are rude to interviewers you are just not able to see those interviews. Probably there are tonnes of them.
@@salomonsarmiento6274 congratulating someone on a pregnancy sounds like this: 'congratulations on your pregnancy' or 'congratulations on the baby' not commenting on her body.
I mean, if im on my 40th interview and someone asks me to be a circus monkey and sing my responses, that'll piss me off too lol. I'd do that for a great director on a film that pays me $$$ not some interview haha. Interview started on the wrong foot. Ann could have been probably more gracious but hey we're all just human
When in reality, you were the one being rude to her!! It’s dangerous that people gave you so much “power” and your ego got so big that you feel free to come after multiple female celebrities!! Interesting that young beautiful females are your main target….”
This reporter is bullying the people she interviewed. And this reporter is very manipulative. This reporter should have apologized to Anna. Anna already said no before the interview when the reporter asked if they could ask and answer in singing. But this reporter did it anyway in the interview and framed question in a moking tone, after she ignored Anna's explicit boundary.
I agree - and whats funny is we dont have a video of whats going on behind the scenes of these interviews. I think this reporter is just trying to make a name for herself tbh- i even thought that with the Blake Lively interview
@@anikethchakraborty3238 you get what you give. If you explicitly ignore your interviewee's response to a request, it's pretty clear you don't respect them and care little about helping them to feel comfortable. Pretty poor way to start an interview. Furthermore, Anne was respectful here, there's a difference between respect and what you're expecting, which is her to 'act' as if she really really likes this person and finds their questions to be fantastic (they aren't).
People are so quick to “cancel” others. This is like catching a cashier on a bad day but no one’s there to record it so maybe that cashier never hears about how rude she was that one time. But Anne Hathaway’s bad day was recorded for the world to see and now she’s under a microscope? I do think her apology like over 10 years later was for her to cover her butt but that apology should have happened within a week or so of that interview. I don’t believe that Anne Hathaway woke up one day in 2024 and thought “Oh man, I was rude to that reporter back in 2012” -this was more likely a PR move, but I also don’t judge Anne Hathaway for this one instance.
She is actually not rude but just looks tired and seemed not on a talking mood. She was even polite unlike Bully Lively and Faker Posey who were mean to her on that interbiew.
The relationship between the press and celebrities isn’t so simple that we should rush to make snap judgements about whose behavior is acceptable and whose isn’t. Often journalists ask really frustrating, invasive, and quite often sexist questions of celebrities. So yes, Lively is being rude, but when she reacts negatively to that question, it‘s not just about that one interviewer, it‘s about a culture of sexist questions that she is voicing her anger about (if not in a very productive way). It might be unfair to single out just this one interviewer in that moment, but sometimes emotions and frustrations can get the better of us. Same goes for Hathaway. Her responses don‘t seem like they are personal attacks against the interviewer but more like she is feeling emotionally vulnerable in that time of her life and is letting it out on that person. That may not be very fair since it means she is not engaging with the interviewer as a person with real feelings. The interviewer deserves to be treated with kindness, but remember that it is their job to ask often invasive questions and that can naturally lead to uncomfortable situations for both sides. And these actors have extremely full schedules, getting asked the same questions over and over again, of course they won’t be perfect human beings at all times. Yes, we should criticize how celebrity culture elevates some people to act as if they were the center of the universe, but that‘s just it, it is a culture. There’s no point in just pointing the finger at these actresses and gossiping about what terrible people they are. It‘s just not that simple.
Everybody always wants to hate on Anne Hathaway, but these people are not gods they are sometimes going throw things an aren’t their best! At least when it was bright back up she reached out a made it up to the interviewer tried to explain why a get another shot a given her an interview … with the Blake one I dunno why she was that way or if she was pregnant or if she was just insulted but same goes sometimes they react like a human 🤷🏻♂️
The ones saying “ Anne isn’t sorry” she has nothing to apologize for yall are just saying rude things about her because of a bias you guys have against every celebrity yall hear about that does bad things at one point yall are supporting them and another you’re attacking them make up your mind
I felt sorry for the interviewer but she is going on my nerves now. She said she felt bullied but now she is doing the same thing with these celebrities. Only to get more views. Like okay we get it no need to make 6 videos about Blake Lively and tons about others. Like move on
I agree! And she seems like she used the Blake thing just to try and get attention, and now just wants to try to chase her 15 minutes of fame... It's tactless and unprofessional behavior for a supposed journalist.
She is from Norway im from Sweden. Its my neighbour country and we are not like americans who is very straight forward . We learn to behave in ex work places and if someone is not behaving as they should we get a bit shocked. You have to have that in mind . Just saying.
@@marial1832 I never said that I'm from America :) Btw Americans are compared to Germans (where I grew up) super polite lmao And to get this one clear: Blake Lively's and Ann Hathaway's attitude would be considered rude everywhere. I'm saying this as someone who travels a lot. But the point is that this journalist is obviously using that to get attention. Blake was rude in one video and this women keeps posting 6 videos about her. That's also bullying. After that she exposes every celebritiy who was not nice to her. Like okay, you will always meet rude people but no need to make a public video every time to get views and destroy that person's image. Have you never had a bad day? She expects kindness but is not kind herself, that's the point. I'm pretty sure that in Norway or Sweden the behaviour of this journalist wouldn‘t be considered nice either.
Me too! Sure let people know if a celebrity is super rude during an interview…..but put some context around it, address it with the celebrity first…..not years later witha click bait title and follow up videos talking about all the attention shes getting etc. Then do the same with Sarah Jessica Parker and now Anne Hathaway….
Oh enough is enough. Isn't anything happening today? We have to go back 12 years to pick people apart. And were they really that rude or were the questions sort of cringe worthy?
Im starting to wonder why people are so rude to this reporter….at this point I wouldn’t do an interview with her knowing she puts everyone on blast if they don’t reciprocate with her.
Anne's only apologizing to not end up like Blake, that's not a real apology. People can answer how they want in interviews, otherwise if Flaa can't deal with that, leave the field. Flaa is just a troll reporter who holds grudges and waits forever to shame her interviewees while bringing presentists to her channel and her defense.
People need to get over situations like this and accept that we are all humans..we are not perfect. If you are never rude at some point please throw the first stone.
This reporter initially gained my sympathy, but now she has become connivingly nitpicking and if they dont cater to her properly, she whips out the victim card and weaponizes it to suit her narrative
These comments just show that people will never be pleased with the outcome. Anne apologises, she’s just doing damage control, however if she didn’t apologise, people would still have something to say. If the interviewer accepts the apology then what’s the issue?
Women can't win, this is the answer. Alex Baldwin literally shot and killed someone on a set he was responsible for and he's already back on the set of SNL. But here we are, discussing 'how' an actress said 'no' to inappropriate yes/no questions in an interview TWELVE years ago.
She shouldn't have to apologize. She is human. We all have bad days. I don't even think she was being rude. Why bring this up now? I really don't get it. And I don't think that her apology was needed or is something that needed to be shared.
Anne might not have been the nicest celeb Flaa interviewed, but seriously this can't be one of her worst interviews. Even I get worse reactions at work and I'm nowhere close to reporting it to HR.
We should not idolize anyone because those who are actresses have a privileged life more than a working class like us so if we idolize them we will end up disappointed.
Thank you! I’ve felt that way since the beginning. Her RUclips channel is overflowing with videos she’s made about Blake Lively. Like she can’t let it go.
I actually commented after her Sara Jessica Parker interview. Ok Blake was rude, but you can't expect everyone you interview to treat you like their best friend. She better be careful. The tables canaleays turn.
I think she gives way more examples of great interviews / interviews that went well than the bad ones. But of course, people put more attention on the bad ones. Not her fault.
I get the Blake Lively interview thing but is this interviewer just now finding whatever interview she can find of a celebrity being a little bit short with her even if it was years ago and trying to ruin them? Cause that’s not okay. And not a good way to succeed.
I don't think Anne was rude i think she didn't want to engage on repeated questions about love. Can you imagine when you're promoting a movie as an actor or actress? How many interviews you go through one after the other? And they're all asking you these stupid questions maybe it would be better if they just limited the number of interviews they do, because I figure the normal person would get annoyed. Also Flaa isn't great at asking questions 😂
Attention all celebs. Be aware if you don’t perform to this interviewer’s standards she will post the worst part of your interview on her RUclips channel to embarrass you without the context of the before or after that might allow a person to reasonably see where their resistance might have come from. What I find most appalling is the celebrity is blindsided because the interview in question is sometimes months if not years old.
Hmm I saw the full interview with her and Blake and made up my mind accordingly. Even if something happened years ago it can still linger in one’s mind.
Maybe it's a good thing for these celebrities to be blindsided. It's high time that they get out of their bubble and realize that they are human beings, just like the rest of the masses. They are not God who has every right to act entitled.
So it’s okay for celebs to be rude, but if she calls them out then she’s blindsiding them? She has praised celebs who have behaved decently and who are nice. However, celebs who are rude and think they are above others should be called out.
What I havent liked is shed a click bait title to get people to watch the interview, which was old. I also saw it and this is where I disagree with most…..Blake was there to promote her work, not to have a stranger start the interview by commenting on her stomach. Blake could have handled it much better, but this interviewer is not blameless. She started the interview poorly, lost control of it quickly, and then only raised it YEARS later as Blake promotes another movie with some drama around it, using a click bait title to add to the drama.
The interviewer is a bad interviewer I am sorry why should Anne sing and why should tell the interviewer about her first love these are terrible questions This interviewer is clout chasing for being terrible at her job
Lmao omg I wish people were that 'nasty' to me at work FFS. I think this interviewer is the problem... 'was love more passionate back then?' (you mean when openly abusing your wife was acceptable and women couldn't own anything and were treated like property?) She literally sings the song I had a dream in the movie before dying of TB because the guy abandoned her and her kid. No. Anne's answer was correct and she wasn't rude, she doesn't owe you over the top niceness for silly questions.
No, it isn't that deep, it's actually really simple isn't it? Simple questions get simple answers. But if she'd bothered to think about her question for half a minute she'd realise that asking about crushes and passionate love were really off base when you're speaking to someone about having played Fantine's character - one of the most abused and dejected characters in literary history.
According to this lady interviewer so many celebrities were rude to her then it means some where you have instigate them or your behavior were also not good them u can also be in a fault nd now here u are playing victim card.
Celebrities are human and have human feelings. I think a lot of the issue is we hold them to a higher standard as if they are some kind of perfect icon when they are no different than us. Yes Anne was being short and standoff ish but she has talked about how she was in a really dark place after making that movie and tried to fake being happy that whole award season and people could tell and hated her for it.
@@thebookseeker8880 yes they are but they like everyone else can have a bad day and be unfriendly at times. It’s what makes us all human. The stupidity of society is thinking people need to be nice all the time.
This woman is a bully who targets young female celebrities!!! People raging about Blake’s interview- It has nothing to do sexual harassment of women in the industry!! Female celebrities are held to standards male ones never have!! Watch any Leo DiCaprio interview, watch them with Tom Hardy - when they completely ignore the interviewer and the questions and start eating random snacks, and then look at the comments - how people are praising them and hyping them up!!! Never once I Heard male celebrities being destroyed for not “smiling / being nice enough” during their interviews!! It only applies to women somehow 🤦♀️
Sorry but she's doing this all for clout and now she has a RUclips channel full of interviews like this. She just doesn't ask good questions. Plus you see a big difference when she asks males questions.
She wasn’t rude. Nothing like Blake. Blake was disrespectful. Anne gave short answers and said no to singing which ia fine. Not everyone likes to be put on spot
Anne's answers were terse and clipped, and her body language was standoffish. She was definitely exerting her implied power in their dynamic. BUT, no one was killed, and she apologized, which is better than a lot of people would do these days. It just makes me like Hathaway more.
She apologized because she doesn't want to end up being destroyed on social media like Blake Lively and because she has a new movie coming out. At least she explained her reasoning to the interviewer, she was going through a bad time and also maybe tired of being questioned over and over again about the movie.
for the interviewer its their first interview but for the actor its like the umpteenth they are bound to get cranky
that and/or she apologized cuz she knew she was being a way and was woman enough to admit a fault? idk.
She never once thought to apologize until she remembered she was rude as hell to the same interviewer who ousted “FakeBlake” she’s doing damage control
@@kennycooper294Idk imo if you choose to do something you should do it well. It's not the interviewer's fault that she's having a bad day. It's also not the interviewer's fault that she has to do multiple interviews within a relatively short span of time.
@@Stellablue1982 she probably forgot about it considering it was over 10 years ago
honestly... with that shitty questions... she was too nice to that reporter...
Its damage control, she isn't truly sorry. All celebrities care about is their image.
Sorry for what?
@MisssKayy she isn't sorry for acting rude. she's only sorry she got caught.
She was not rude. This woman asked yes or no question. Plus she demanded that she sing her answers. She didn't ask could we please sing a first question and answers but she demanded it. Celebrities are not your muppets to sing to you on demand.
Why this interviewer isn't the problem??
Seems something fishy about her
@@erinlee5936 Ann doesn't have to be anyone's monkey. She answered this interviewer's lame y/n questions.
I don’t think Anne was rude more than she was short, curt and matter of fact. She wasn’t engaged.. and she clearly wasn’t in the mood.. but she was not nasty. I do think Blake lively was kind of nasty.
Agreed! She was not rude just short and tired. Different than being condescending etc.
She was not rude
Disagree…she was the definition of RUDE!
Yeah, I don't think she was rude either. But that's just me
oh please, she din have to be so dismissive meaning she made it look like that interviewer and her job, her feelings, her questions din matter, she was that dismissive I felt hurt for the interviewer imagine how she must have felt. such a rude person, she does not get to act like a god.
We honestly need more interviewers like this coming out and exposing celebrities that can't have basic kindness and be a decent human being to an interviewer who is also just doing her job, it doesn't make her a lesser person cause she isn't as popular so they don deserve to be treated as such.
You can tell she is stuck up and would treat ppl like shit because she thinks she is better than everyone
Also, she remembered what she’s going through that time, yet didn’t remember to apologise to people that she was rude to. Classic celebrity. I want to see their downfall.
Get a life! Celebs are human too believe it or not and they have shit going on in their lives. They can get bad news or being going through stuff at that period of time and probably don't always feel in the mood to talk shit to these annoying interviewers. They are all the same bullshit questions and lots and lots of smiles. Fake shit. I say hats off to celebs to be themselves even for a short period of time. If this was a man, no one would even notice or care - it's just because she's a woman. bTW - I'm a bloke!!!
@@ClarionCawwcalm down bro Anne not gonna let you eat it💀
@@thelinstel 😂😂
In Anne's defense I wouldn't want to sing my answers either lol. Seems like she was turned off from the whole interview from that point on.
Blake Lively will NEVER apologize for her rudeness and unprofessionalism. Stars like her think they’re above accountability…sickening.
She became full of herself
She doesn’t have to!!!
She's a star??
At least Anne is a brilliant talent. Blake’s a hack just like her husband.
@@traceymccomb6951I agree I don’t n it what the fuss is about with either of them - I never found her that great or him 😅
Can we talk about how she did another interview in the same room on the same day with a different reporter and gave good answers back because he asked good questions!? Also this was 10 years ago and if you look up Ann Hathaway and rude interviewers, she is one of the celebrities that gets awkward shit all the time in interviews
Anne wasn't even rude, there were questions that were yes or no. She didn't want to sing and she said she didn't remember her first crush. It's that simple. Anne is also just a human and not some person we ought to look up to
there is not a single professional interviewer that asks yes or no questions, anne could have elaborated but she didn't. She was so dry and the tone she said it in was condescending. She shouldn't have brought her ;exhaustion' with her in the room bc its not fair to the woman who is just trying to do her job.
@@cinnamonrollcrunchas a journalist, one of the firsts things you learn: do not ask “closed” questions (yes/no) because that’s how you risk getting short answers
Anne was rude and she knew she was rude hence the long ass email. She owned up to it. Stop the BS.
@@renzrenz9274 agreed. Anne literally apologised because she is able to own up to her mistakes , great actress and nice person it seems
@@tck4life408 sorry, she was most definitely rude. She is not known for being a nice, humble person.
Why was the reporter asking such dumb questions? She asked questions about the movie to the rest of the cast
Maybe reporters should stop asking garbage or invasive questions if they don't want to get sass back.
Yeah I think the problem is with this interviewer..
And it's very weird to play the victim now as if she doesn't work anymore so she decided to talk about old things and she chooses the time of the new movie of the celebraty.
What’s invasive about her question LOL
@@renzrenz9274 I was speaking generally. But about this interviewer specifically, she made a comment about Blake's "bump" so Blake gave it back to her. Asking stupid questions about the clothes when there's been a huge push back about the gendered questions actresses in particular get asked, isn't smart. I would say Anne's first crush question could fall under that too. But all in all celebrities are allowed to have off days. As an interviewer you should be able to read the room and know who you are talking to. You know Blake is a feminist type that wouldn't appreciate comments about her body and clothing. You could see something was bothering Anne just from her body language. If you can see they aren't feeling your gimmicky bs take it seriously and ask meaningful questions that are actually connected to acting or the story they are telling or something that isn't about prying into their personal lives / making comments about them as people.
@@stephwiller9089 she did not make a comment about her bump as if she made fun of her body. She literally congratulated her! Blake must be so insecure to take it negatively LOL. I would understand if the interviewer was being nasty or sarcastic or ballistic but she was NOT. Her questions were very light. They are just really mean to her. If asking about your first crush is invasive nowadays, just don’t go outside 😂
@@stephwiller9089how do I like this a million times. Please copy it and past it in the main comments section. This woman is really feeling like she’s on top of the world and milking her 5 minutes of fame and posting stupid videos of 100 years ago just to get celebrities on their knees begging for forgiveness, get more views, subscribers and money. At this point she should rest cause it’s getting old and tiring
I don't see how she has to apologise. She didn't raise her voice. Some interviewers ask personal annoying questions.
Exactly……like this interviewer starting her interview with Blake by commenting on her stomach because Blake was pregnant at the time of the interview…..which had nothing to do with the work Blake was there to promote.
Thank you. Flaa is bad at her job.
There are many ways to be rude. Communication is not just 'words'. The interviewer deserved an apology and I'm glad Anne gave one.
@@heavenlyvilla8681 she didn't make a random comment about her bump. Blake announced her pregnancy the day before and thats why the interviewer made that comment, as a sorts of congrats but blake instead made an insulting retort instead.
@@MamitaGomez right.... different ways...and that's why the interviewer is also rude here...
It’s not rude to say no if you don’t want to discuss personal details from your past like her first crush. Boundaries are okay but I agree that in general not to be rude etc
it's not what you say, but HOW you say it
@flordelisazul8169 my mom used to say that.
@@flordelisazul8169ah yes, women in particular should coquettishly fall over themselves apologising emphatically for daring to say 'no' to an inappropriate question 🙄 please...
@@ewright2806 can we plz stop making everything about gender? its about being a decent humnan being, doesnt matter if you're a man or a woman. this gender thing it's exhausting ....By the way, what exactly was inappropriate about the journalist's question??
@@flordelisazul8169 @flordelisazul8169 😂 whether you like it or not, men and women are treated differently and men have behaved far worse and not had to deal with this absolute nonsense (12 years after the fact like wtf?! Remember Alex Baldwin's rant to his daughter?!) Just say you hate women who don't act like perfect little dolls 24/7 (even if the masses would call them 'fake' if they did- she was getting a huge amount of 'hathahate' at the time for no reason). Women are damned if we do, damned if we don't. She did absolutely nothing wrong here, she doesn't have to respond to everything like a miss America pageant contestant. Interviewing celebrities like this is a massive waste of everyone's time.
Yes/No questions in journalism doesn’t mean Anne should apologize lol
This is why you don't ask closed ended questions lol . Asking open ended questions might have improved the responses
I’m probably gonna make an unpopular comment but how many celebs are going to get ‘cancelled?’ Can’t we just accept that humans are complex individuals who have good and bad sides to their personalities and move on? How many of these interviews will be ‘exposed’?
No. People expect perfection and nothing less.
A fumble is okay. Her job here was to answer questions in interviews. No one gives 1 word answers back to back when it’s about deep things like love
When they get paid as much as they do, they should be sitting there with a polite smile, gracious, willing and open to answer any damn question they’re asked, entitled pricks.
@@ChristosAnesti33 Agree, they’re not brain surgeons.
This interviewer should slow down before the public turns on her
She wouldn't have apologised if it weren't for the Blake lively situation going on, now tell me it's not true. it is all so unfair these celebrities treat interviews who are doing their jobs like they aren't people that need to be respected as well, like only her having a bad day mattered.
so true!
Like Taylor said in her song
“You say sorry just for show”
But the interviewer SUCKS at her job. Who asks somebody to sing? It made Hathaway super uncomfortable. That's the first thing you learn - put your subject at ease.
thank you..correct!!@@marlynnek6449
And you're a pessimistic clown. Shut up
When I first heard the interview I couldn’t see her face and I thought she was being rude but when I was able to see her body language and facial expression I don’t think she was being rude
I mean I try to empathize with this interviewer, but honestly this all feel very attention grabbing kind of situation. After Blake Lively everything else feel clickbait from her.
Exactly
She should be exposing these things - just like Anne has exposed people at work for treating her some kind of way.
Why should it be one sided? Actors go on about how they are treated or what they’ve experienced as an actor - so why can’t interviewers do the same
@@Amelia_McDermott I agree with Eliza. The actors are not communicating only with the interviewer, they are communicating with their audience, through them. If they want to be bitchy, they have to own it up and be okay with what that might cause to their career. Or genuinely apologise like Anne did, because the most of us might say stupid things sometimes in our lives and regret it. But learned from experience, being provocative is more damaging than being nice. Anne might know it. Blake Lively might have left so many people uncomfortable that very few might have had the courage to step up and call her out. Sharing these are good for us all to reflect and discuss our own behaviours I believe and hopefully be kinder to each other.
if someone asked me stupid questions like that I would be irritated too .
It's called Interview Circuit and all actors go throught it when promoting the movie. Asking a more creative, open-ended question is a sign of a considerate interviewer vs cookie-cutter drones.
@@victrola2007 they weren't open ended questions though, they were yes/no
Okay Blake’s PR team. Gotcha
Anne didn’t even need to apologize. That interviewer asked some of the worst questions ever and is not a good interviewer. Period. I sympathized with the Blake situation because I saw her and the other actress deliberately bullying her, but in this case, Anne did nothing wrong. She doesn’t need to act like a parrot and respond to some silly request to sing on the spot. Anne even stated throughout the entire movie schedule that singing was the most terrifying thing she’s ever done, and despite being nervous, she was encouraged and succeeded.
I find Anne’s acting skills to be really great. She’s too renowned for such ridiculous ‘rudeness’ claims. Her PR team didn’t even need to respond, though they chose to-odd.
Anne should have apologised. It's her job to do these interview junkets. There's no need to be rude.
So I’ve watched other clips of this interviewer, and I feel like she asks strange questions. The Blake Lively interview aside which was truly just rude behavior, no is a legitimate answer and that’s why it’s recommended not to ask people yes/no questions in an interview.
this reporter clearly tries to gain some benefits now from all those interviews she is posting now. whats the problem? we are all humans, feeling great and happy at some days and at some other maybe not so much. if you cant handle rude behavior from stars you should change your job.
As Graham Norton, an great interviewer BTW, once said, sometimes he the interviewees do all the work naturally, sometimes it's the other way around.
You're the interviewER. It's not the interviewEE's job to offer you perky, newsworthy answers. Otherwise, what's your use in the conversation?
exactly, it's her job, she gets paid for it, yet she is shite at it and moans constantly.
Bro that interview was 12 years ago and the interviewer is still holding a grudge when Anne Hathway wasn't even that rude, pathetic
Same happened t Blake! This woman decided to ruin her because she got offended over comments that Blake actually never intended to make…
@dreamchaser7603 I think it's way more than that. I think the timing was pretty orchestrated.
@dreamchaser7603blake ruined the producer and director, then she ruined herself by being herself... Get over yourselves
There is no excuse to be rude… period!
This is all about the reporter. The same one. what she is looking for? More attention or like on social media?
@@MiMi-zb4cr Attention? She interviews celebrities for a living and she posts them online, good and bad. Do you ask the celebrities whether they're looking for attention? She's a journalist.
I agree!
@@barbara_briar nothing she asked was ‘annoying’, it’s a damn interview tf
maybe you’re just insufferable and so was Anne🌚
@@barbara_briar Blake is also rude.
My problem with this situation….this person used a click bait title to air an OLD interview with Blake Lively and has gottten alot of followers attention fromit so she repeated the same thing with Anne Hathaway. With Blake Lively, yes she was rude in the interview, but she did not start the problem. She went into an interview to promote whatever show/movie and the first thing this interviewer does is comment on BLAKE’S stomach as she was pregnant. so Blake turned the tables and commented on the interviewers stomach. It went downhill from there.
well blake could guess people are gonna watch that interview anyway. Its not journalists fault that the video got so many views which only means people agree that was a stupid behavior. Otherwise noone would discuss it.
@@thebookseeker8880 It is when the interviewer titled the video "the interview that almost made me quit"..... that just screams drama so of course people are going to click and watch. She's gone on to have other videos about the reaction it received, the did a similarly titled vlog about Sarah Jessica Parker and now Anne Hathaway. Nevermind these interviews are all years old. She only released the Blake one AFTER there started being comments online about the drama between BLake and the director/lead actor of the movie Blake just released.
@@heavenlyvilla8681 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
@@heavenlyvilla8681 yeah the drama definitely had an influence on the hatred trend on Blake. I dont think Flaa could ever imagine her video is going to reach 5 mln views. Blake still wasnt polite in the video tho. And that journalist has tonnes of normal interviews on her chanell with other celebrities why dont you mention those? Or she can post only good ones? Thats not objective.. I feel like its just not great time for Blake right now. Thats the price she pays for fame.. Not only success becomes huge but mistakes as well. Celebrities take more responsibility for their actions and words than ordinary people cuz they are influencers themselves. And there are more interviews with her when she say ridiculous things (like "the address and phone number" one)
@heavenlyvilla8681 You’re right. She lost a lawsuit with the Hollywood Foreign Press Association not too long ago so one might come to the conclusion that these so-called negative interviews that are a decade old are coming out at precisely the time the celebs are promoting movies?
Anne looked tired in that interview.
I don’t see why the interview needs to feel offended.
Because her Blake interview got her God knows how many views and subscribers for her channel, that means more money, more work for her. She's gonna play the victim card for every interview she can find in her decades long career cause $$$
She didn't feel offended, she posted many other interviews and even joked about how terrible her idea of asking them to sing the answers was. She just felt like Anne hated her for obvious reasons 😂😂
Exactly
She should definitely continue to talk about her experiences - actors especially the rude self entitled ones love to tell stories about how they are treated by the media and on set etc so it’s nice to see there’s always a different side to people. You can’t say you’ve been treated unfairly or someone at work was rude to you then do the same thing to someone - she just expected to get away with it because clearly are has been. Let’s be clear these actors are rude to people they THINK they can be rude to - that’s showing a persons true colours
@@Amelia_McDermott ur right Eliza u r a mad woman, I noticed only women do this kinda shit, get emotional about stiff that happened 30 year ago, and when their career is over, come to the media, give a sound byte, get some run time on an tv show and cry wolf act like a damsel in distress, to something we may not necessarily know if it happened also
Now that this female has no job, shes taking hee old tapes putting on youtube to earn money.
Such a sly woman, God has made her face like that too
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Btw I thought women are STROOONGGG, I THOUGHT THEY WERE INDEPENDENTTTT, wat happened now, this greek anchor is like a snowflake. Getting hurt almost every interview
I don’t fault Anne Hathaway too much here. A journalist asking actors to sing their responses is a bit too far. She’s a journalist, not a director. The actor doesn’t have to comply with that if they don’t feel like it. Her rudeness in the clip we saw was unacceptable and I’m glad she apologized but let’s be honest, the reporter is getting a lot of clout and fame reliving these experiences so there no egregious issue here like with the Blake Lively interview. This is much ado about not much, imo.
Yeah this reporter is a rude idiot.Not very high IQ
I think that's what honestly started the interview off the wrong foot. Imagine asking someone to be a circus monkey for your interview? Sing the responses? Wth lol. And I'm effin tired from doing 40 other interviews? I would have been pissed too
She’s milking it
I don’t think it was a bad interview. Anne Hathaway didn’t have to be anyone’s monkey.
Yes, that's exactly what this request seems like, to make someone perform for you on the spot. It's so awkward. And the interviewers has the most uncreative questions. Anne Hathaway has all the right to not gratify this behaviour.
@@mona5268 It's part of promo interviews.
To all those saying the reporter was rude...actors have interviews to promote the movie...even if they're not in the mood they have to sell tickets so they have to fake it.... they're actors for God's sake.
I agree….but I bet this interviewer wouldnt strart an interview with a male actor by commenting on the size of his package….yet she felt it was perfectly ok to start an interview with Blake by commenting on the size of her stomach, which had NOTHING to do with whatever Blake was there to promote. Her pregnancy was her personal business, not this interviewers.
@@heavenlyvilla8681 lmao, it's courtesy to congratulate someone on their pregnancy. if blake felt that it was rude or the interviewer was being too familiar, her reaction is still nasty. yeah, her "little bump" is barely visible, but if she took the interviewer's remark as a reference to her figure instead of her pregnancy, it seems like she had some issues within herself that she has to work out. i would argue that someone who isn't mean would've reacted like "oh gosh, am I showing that much?"
i don't wanna invalidate any human feelings that blake has, obviously she was offended or hurt in some way by the "little bump" remark but that doesn't change the fact that she didn't handle the situation with grace.
@@heavenlyvilla8681 no way did you compare congratulating someone’s pregnancy to someone commenting on a man’s private area💀 I think you’re being slow on purpose
Goodness
@@ahxel8173not before they announced it!!!
Tbh this reporter seems to get the worst responses from the celebs she interviews. Maybe she’s the problem but no one’s ready to consider that rn
Interviewers shouldn’t be asking personal questions anyway I can understand why it would be annoying and make someone feel uncomfortable, I don’t think there was anything bad about this Anne Hathaway interview. She was just asserting boundaries in a polite manner. Also it would have been better to ask opened ended questions rather than questions that are gonna get a yes or no answer.
An interviewer that has no backup plan when the responds are not as she expects but on the contrary, she takes them personaly and seems hurt during the interview.
Just go away, honestly people can have a bad day. This reporter is milking that 5 minute fame 🙄
Watch her channel it’s literally ALL she talks about
Blake Lively was definitely wrong for the “bump” comment but the thing about interviewers always asking about women’s clothing and not men’s is on point.
Media pays far too much attention to women’s bodies and appearances compared to their skills and other things. I mean you literally hardly see women being interviewed about method acting or things like that but men get those questions all the time.
And men don’t get questions about specific suits they’ve worn in a scene but women will get asked about every dress they wear in movies or even just while they’re existing normally outwith filming
Something about the interviewer seems off to me. I really don’t like the way she’s handling this situation, making such a big public spectacle out of it. Very tacky. It was also trivial and it was a long time ago.
It was meant to praise Anne.
No it wasnt…..she got attention from her Blake one and did the same with Sarah Jessica Parker….
@@heavenlyvilla8681 I mean they DID act rude to her :D
I can kind of side with Anne on this one. I can see why she would be annoyed after maybe a long day and being asked to sing her responses lol
@@Chilsy449 I mean even if she was, she could have declined it in a more jokey way. That is a professional setting and i think being diplomatic and professional is a must.
Ann Hathaway shouldn't have to apologize because the journalist sucks at her job. It was a stupid and awkward exchange. I see a pattern with Flaa - she's borderline rude and makes her subjects uncomfortable. Where is it written that celebs have to tolerate rude, idiot interviewers?
I agree! And she seems like she used the Blake thing just to try and get attention, and now just wants to try to chase her 15 minutes of fame... It's tactless and unprofessional behavior for a supposed journalist.
What was wrong with her interview? All of the other actors seemed to engage well with her but Anne was making it awkward herself.
Yeah she is an idiot
@@sorntrashJust course other people sang there doesn’t mean I have to sing there. The interviewer should’ve read the room and known she wasn’t in the best mood, not to ask her to SING for crying out loud.
@@sorntrashthe other actors were playing somewhat lighter roles, she was Fantine who has to sell her teeth and become a prostitute to try to support the child she was abandoned with by a guy she thought loved her. Asking about crushes in that context is pretty inappropriate, 1. Has nothing to do with her character, it's a question about her own personal history and 2. Fantine's only salvation is death, but here she is like 'so, tell me about your first crush' - WTH?!
If you want to hear her singing just go and watch the movie
This journalist seems to ask the least prepared questions on these junkets and honestly often doesn’t seem to have even watched the movies they’re promoting : /
If you view this “reporter’s” channel, it’s her posting all sorts of cringe interviews with different actors and actresses. If you have that many cringe interviews, the problem is you.
By the way, there are of course other videos of Anne Hathaway being interviewed by other people during the same press junket day. The interviewers and questions are better and Anne Hathaway isn’t awkward or “rude” at all. This lady needs to get a new job.
I think it was so disrespectful to the character, , the book and the whole production those stupid and irreverent questions… you call yourself a journalist ?… read the book or a least watch the movie before you open your mouth… and shame on you to call yourself a Journalist a true journalist will never ask about such unprofessional irreverent question … I work with real journalist that even risk their lives to bring the news or tell a story and you are asking about her first crush !? Whatssss ! You should be the one apologizing … you unprofessional lady !
well said 👏👏👏
Lol. This interviewer is gross and opportunistic. No better than a tmz pap. May be if this many female celebrities are reacting badly to her then she's the problem. 🤷♀️
Certainly, Anne Hathaway acted somewhat impolitely; the interviewer was very friendly and positive, while Anne responded with a frosty "no" and refused to answer her questions for no apparent reason.
Again…this interviewer is using click bait titles to air OLD interviews as she has found its getting her attention and fame. Im not excusing celebrities being rude, but im starting to wonder why celebrities are being rude to this interviewer. With. Blake Lively this interviewer started the interview by commenting on Blakes stomach. i can only imagine Blake’s level of frustration at going to do an interview to promote her work and the interviewer, a complete stranger, strarting it with a comment about her stomach (as she was pregnant). No Blake didnt handle it well, and was very rude, but I can understand why she might have reacted badly.
@@heavenlyvilla8681 You sound like a wokey... she commented on her baby bump.... not her STOMACH 😂 there was ZERO MAL intend yet Blake turned nasty, which comes pretty easy to her... Gawd you're just as fragile.
There is nothing inherently wrong with utilizing past interviews to gain fame. However, my concern lies with those who excuse inappropriate behavior in celebrities simply due to their admiration for them. Since when has it become unacceptable or rude to congratulate a woman on her pregnancy? The real issue here is the idolization of this rude celebrity behavior.
@@heavenlyvilla8681 you don't know how many stars are rude to interviewers you are just not able to see those interviews. Probably there are tonnes of them.
@@salomonsarmiento6274 congratulating someone on a pregnancy sounds like this: 'congratulations on your pregnancy' or 'congratulations on the baby' not commenting on her body.
I really hope this lady doesn't work anymore as an interviewer. This is like extortion. It's so gross.
Both parties are assholes 😂
I mean, if im on my 40th interview and someone asks me to be a circus monkey and sing my responses, that'll piss me off too lol. I'd do that for a great director on a film that pays me $$$ not some interview haha. Interview started on the wrong foot. Ann could have been probably more gracious but hey we're all just human
When in reality, you were the one being rude to her!! It’s dangerous that people gave you so much “power” and your ego got so big that you feel free to come after multiple female celebrities!! Interesting that young beautiful females are your main target….”
This reporter is bullying the people she interviewed. And this reporter is very manipulative. This reporter should have apologized to Anna. Anna already said no before the interview when the reporter asked if they could ask and answer in singing. But this reporter did it anyway in the interview and framed question in a moking tone, after she ignored Anna's explicit boundary.
I agree - and whats funny is we dont have a video of whats going on behind the scenes of these interviews.
I think this reporter is just trying to make a name for herself tbh- i even thought that with the Blake Lively interview
The reporter isn't bad at all. She's deserving of respect.
@@anikethchakraborty3238 you get what you give. If you explicitly ignore your interviewee's response to a request, it's pretty clear you don't respect them and care little about helping them to feel comfortable. Pretty poor way to start an interview. Furthermore, Anne was respectful here, there's a difference between respect and what you're expecting, which is her to 'act' as if she really really likes this person and finds their questions to be fantastic (they aren't).
Ridiculous questions!
People are so quick to “cancel” others. This is like catching a cashier on a bad day but no one’s there to record it so maybe that cashier never hears about how rude she was that one time. But Anne Hathaway’s bad day was recorded for the world to see and now she’s under a microscope? I do think her apology like over 10 years later was for her to cover her butt but that apology should have happened within a week or so of that interview. I don’t believe that Anne Hathaway woke up one day in 2024 and thought “Oh man, I was rude to that reporter back in 2012” -this was more likely a PR move, but I also don’t judge Anne Hathaway for this one instance.
Ann trying to clean this up real fast before she gets cancelled too 🎯💯 😂😂
Cancelled for what?
@@MisssKayyfor being rude, fake, and self-important.
@CountryCowboy008
You mean the interviewer?
Yeah 100% she is the problem
@@TheTruth-ko9ov no, it’s Anne Hate-away 😅
@@CountryCowboy008 Exactly my point ☝️ Thank you 💯
Don’t asked closed ended interview questions lol….. they are terrible questions
This journalist is milki g it big time. She is selling merch now even…. Distasteful.
I’m sorry her questions are not that great… Some people won’t pretend to be entertained or interested for some the sake of someone else’s ego
She is actually not rude but just looks tired and seemed not on a talking mood. She was even polite unlike Bully Lively and Faker Posey who were mean to her on that interbiew.
The relationship between the press and celebrities isn’t so simple that we should rush to make snap judgements about whose behavior is acceptable and whose isn’t. Often journalists ask really frustrating, invasive, and quite often sexist questions of celebrities. So yes, Lively is being rude, but when she reacts negatively to that question, it‘s not just about that one interviewer, it‘s about a culture of sexist questions that she is voicing her anger about (if not in a very productive way). It might be unfair to single out just this one interviewer in that moment, but sometimes emotions and frustrations can get the better of us. Same goes for Hathaway. Her responses don‘t seem like they are personal attacks against the interviewer but more like she is feeling emotionally vulnerable in that time of her life and is letting it out on that person. That may not be very fair since it means she is not engaging with the interviewer as a person with real feelings. The interviewer deserves to be treated with kindness, but remember that it is their job to ask often invasive questions and that can naturally lead to uncomfortable situations for both sides. And these actors have extremely full schedules, getting asked the same questions over and over again, of course they won’t be perfect human beings at all times. Yes, we should criticize how celebrity culture elevates some people to act as if they were the center of the universe, but that‘s just it, it is a culture. There’s no point in just pointing the finger at these actresses and gossiping about what terrible people they are. It‘s just not that simple.
Everybody always wants to hate on Anne Hathaway, but these people are not gods they are sometimes going throw things an aren’t their best! At least when it was bright back up she reached out a made it up to the interviewer tried to explain why a get another shot a given her an interview … with the Blake one I dunno why she was that way or if she was pregnant or if she was just insulted but same goes sometimes they react like a human 🤷🏻♂️
The ones saying “ Anne isn’t sorry” she has nothing to apologize for yall are just saying rude things about her because of a bias you guys have against every celebrity yall hear about that does bad things at one point yall are supporting them and another you’re attacking them make up your mind
I felt sorry for the interviewer but she is going on my nerves now. She said she felt bullied but now she is doing the same thing with these celebrities. Only to get more views. Like okay we get it no need to make 6 videos about Blake Lively and tons about others. Like move on
I agree! And she seems like she used the Blake thing just to try and get attention, and now just wants to try to chase her 15 minutes of fame... It's tactless and unprofessional behavior for a supposed journalist.
gaslighters detected lol
She is from Norway im from Sweden. Its my neighbour country and we are not like americans who is very straight forward . We learn to behave in ex work places and if someone is not behaving as they should we get a bit shocked. You have to have that in mind . Just saying.
@@marial1832oh but in Hollyweird you're supposed to be a fake smiling facade and take it from the psychos
@@marial1832 I never said that I'm from America :) Btw Americans are compared to Germans (where I grew up) super polite lmao And to get this one clear: Blake Lively's and Ann Hathaway's attitude would be considered rude everywhere. I'm saying this as someone who travels a lot. But the point is that this journalist is obviously using that to get attention. Blake was rude in one video and this women keeps posting 6 videos about her. That's also bullying. After that she exposes every celebritiy who was not nice to her. Like okay, you will always meet rude people but no need to make a public video every time to get views and destroy that person's image. Have you never had a bad day? She expects kindness but is not kind herself, that's the point. I'm pretty sure that in Norway or Sweden the behaviour of this journalist wouldn‘t be considered nice either.
To be honest this woman is starting to annoy me.
Me too! Sure let people know if a celebrity is super rude during an interview…..but put some context around it, address it with the celebrity first…..not years later witha click bait title and follow up videos talking about all the attention shes getting etc. Then do the same with Sarah Jessica Parker and now Anne Hathaway….
Oh enough is enough. Isn't anything happening today? We have to go back 12 years to pick people apart. And were they really that rude or were the questions sort of cringe worthy?
This woman is milking it! She wants to attack everyone to stay relevant 🤦🏻♀️
Im starting to wonder why people are so rude to this reporter….at this point I wouldn’t do an interview with her knowing she puts everyone on blast if they don’t reciprocate with her.
Anne's only apologizing to not end up like Blake, that's not a real apology. People can answer how they want in interviews, otherwise if Flaa can't deal with that, leave the field. Flaa is just a troll reporter who holds grudges and waits forever to shame her interviewees while bringing presentists to her channel and her defense.
People need to get over situations like this and accept that we are all humans..we are not perfect. If you are never rude at some point please throw the first stone.
This reporter initially gained my sympathy, but now she has become connivingly nitpicking and if they dont cater to her properly, she whips out the victim card and weaponizes it to suit her narrative
These comments just show that people will never be pleased with the outcome. Anne apologises, she’s just doing damage control, however if she didn’t apologise, people would still have something to say. If the interviewer accepts the apology then what’s the issue?
Women can't win, this is the answer. Alex Baldwin literally shot and killed someone on a set he was responsible for and he's already back on the set of SNL. But here we are, discussing 'how' an actress said 'no' to inappropriate yes/no questions in an interview TWELVE years ago.
Stop giving this reporter anymore airtime, she keeps reaching for attention and yelling victim. Enough.
She shouldn't have to apologize. She is human. We all have bad days. I don't even think she was being rude. Why bring this up now? I really don't get it. And I don't think that her apology was needed or is something that needed to be shared.
Anne might not have been the nicest celeb Flaa interviewed, but seriously this can't be one of her worst interviews. Even I get worse reactions at work and I'm nowhere close to reporting it to HR.
We should not idolize anyone because those who are actresses have a privileged life more than a working class like us so if we idolize them we will end up disappointed.
This interviewer has been doing the rounds lately for her "bad interviews"... Im starting to think she is the problem...
Thank you! I’ve felt that way since the beginning. Her RUclips channel is overflowing with videos she’s made about Blake Lively. Like she can’t let it go.
@@h.b16it is a way to grab attention so why not
I actually commented after her Sara Jessica Parker interview. Ok Blake was rude, but you can't expect everyone you interview to treat you like their best friend. She better be careful. The tables canaleays turn.
I think she gives way more examples of great interviews / interviews that went well than the bad ones. But of course, people put more attention on the bad ones. Not her fault.
The reporter is the problem. She unleashed those videos and try to earn attention.
People are allowed to have off days. Why is this reporter going after everyone?!
No excuse for being rude
@ no need to be rude but also, no need to cry about it when someone is rude…
I get the Blake Lively interview thing but is this interviewer just now finding whatever interview she can find of a celebrity being a little bit short with her even if it was years ago and trying to ruin them? Cause that’s not okay. And not a good way to succeed.
I don't think Anne was rude i think she didn't want to engage on repeated questions about love. Can you imagine when you're promoting a movie as an actor or actress? How many interviews you go through one after the other? And they're all asking you these stupid questions maybe it would be better if they just limited the number of interviews they do, because I figure the normal person would get annoyed. Also Flaa isn't great at asking questions 😂
Those interviews are exhausting, they can't be on all the time.
“Giving me an awful interview” - they were awful questions!
Attention all celebs.
Be aware if you don’t perform to this interviewer’s standards she will post the worst part of your interview on her RUclips channel to embarrass you without the context of the before or after that might allow a person to reasonably see where their resistance might have come from.
What I find most appalling is the celebrity is blindsided because the interview in question is sometimes months if not years old.
Hmm I saw the full interview with her and Blake and made up my mind accordingly. Even if something happened years ago it can still linger in one’s mind.
Maybe it's a good thing for these celebrities to be blindsided. It's high time that they get out of their bubble and realize that they are human beings, just like the rest of the masses. They are not God who has every right to act entitled.
So it’s okay for celebs to be rude, but if she calls them out then she’s blindsiding them? She has praised celebs who have behaved decently and who are nice. However, celebs who are rude and think they are above others should be called out.
What I havent liked is shed a click bait title to get people to watch the interview, which was old. I also saw it and this is where I disagree with most…..Blake was there to promote her work, not to have a stranger start the interview by commenting on her stomach. Blake could have handled it much better, but this interviewer is not blameless. She started the interview poorly, lost control of it quickly, and then only raised it YEARS later as Blake promotes another movie with some drama around it, using a click bait title to add to the drama.
@@heavenlyvilla8681 Exactly.
The interviewer is a bad interviewer I am sorry why should Anne sing and why should tell the interviewer about her first love these are terrible questions
This interviewer is clout chasing for being terrible at her job
It only took 12 years😂😂
Lmao omg I wish people were that 'nasty' to me at work FFS. I think this interviewer is the problem... 'was love more passionate back then?' (you mean when openly abusing your wife was acceptable and women couldn't own anything and were treated like property?) She literally sings the song I had a dream in the movie before dying of TB because the guy abandoned her and her kid. No. Anne's answer was correct and she wasn't rude, she doesn't owe you over the top niceness for silly questions.
It’s not that deep 😂😂😂😂
No, it isn't that deep, it's actually really simple isn't it? Simple questions get simple answers. But if she'd bothered to think about her question for half a minute she'd realise that asking about crushes and passionate love were really off base when you're speaking to someone about having played Fantine's character - one of the most abused and dejected characters in literary history.
Best interview idea ever to sing questions and answers. Shes so lovely Kjersti Flaa.
I’d hate these types of questions.
I don’t think Anne Hathaway was rude here. She just seemed short and curt.
Anne did nothing wrong that interview
She answered every question
According to this lady interviewer so many celebrities were rude to her then it means some where you have instigate them or your behavior were also not good them u can also be in a fault nd now here u are playing victim card.
We have to remember that actors are humans too…
Do they remember that? It may be time to remind them.
@@erinlee5936 SMARTEST comment!
Celebrities are human and have human feelings. I think a lot of the issue is we hold them to a higher standard as if they are some kind of perfect icon when they are no different than us.
Yes Anne was being short and standoff ish but she has talked about how she was in a really dark place after making that movie and tried to fake being happy that whole award season and people could tell and hated her for it.
journalists are also human aren't they?
@@thebookseeker8880 yes they are but they like everyone else can have a bad day and be unfriendly at times. It’s what makes us all human. The stupidity of society is thinking people need to be nice all the time.
Loved Anne's hair there. 😊
This interviewer is an awful person. You'll do great on CNN, go ahead with your self promo campaign
An awful person?🤣 she's just exposing these celebrities as rude people, nothing wrong with that
anne did nothing wrong
This woman is a bully who targets young female celebrities!!! People raging about Blake’s interview- It has nothing to do sexual harassment of women in the industry!! Female celebrities are held to standards male ones never have!! Watch any Leo DiCaprio interview, watch them with Tom Hardy - when they completely ignore the interviewer and the questions and start eating random snacks, and then look at the comments - how people are praising them and hyping them up!!! Never once I Heard male celebrities being destroyed for not “smiling / being nice enough” during their interviews!! It only applies to women somehow 🤦♀️
Sorry but she's doing this all for clout and now she has a RUclips channel full of interviews like this. She just doesn't ask good questions. Plus you see a big difference when she asks males questions.
Clearly there is a common thread here, this interviewer, she is playing the victim now, but I bet we soon find out she’s the monster.
The interviewer was just straight up awful 😂 what's to apologize for?
Maybe it’s the reporter if she’s having problems with Blake and her
She wasn’t rude. Nothing like Blake. Blake was disrespectful. Anne gave short answers and said no to singing which ia fine. Not everyone likes to be put on spot
Maybe interviewers should apologise for such silly and at times inappropriate questions!
Anne's answers were terse and clipped, and her body language was standoffish. She was definitely exerting her implied power in their dynamic. BUT, no one was killed, and she apologized, which is better than a lot of people would do these days. It just makes me like Hathaway more.