Anne Hathaway was under a whole lot of pressure to eliminate weight for her role as a sickness -ridden prostitute in director Tom Hooper's film adaptation of the epic Broadway musical Les Miserables -- but not from Hooper himself, or from anyone else on the production side of the film.
In a new interview with the Los Angeles Instances , the 29- yr - outdated Golden Globe nominee admits that her drastic make- under -- which concerned virtually starving herself to drop 25 pounds from her presently -slim frame -- was an obsession of her very own building, not her director's. In truth, he attempted to speak her out of it.
"To be honest, I believed she was going more than she should, and I attempted to discourage her," Hooper tells the newspaper of Hathaway's severe weight loss.
"Tom didn't like what I was performing, but he understood why I was doing it," the actress counters. "No one par ticular liked what I was executing. By the finish, folks have been hugging me, and they would get emotional since I felt so frail."
Nevertheless, the star insists she has no regrets about pushing herself to the brink, specifically if it nudges her job forward. (Some say she's already a lock for an Oscar nomination, even though she claims her performance of "I Dreamed a Dream" is just "eh.")
"I see the kind of get the job done that folks like Meryl Streep and Cate Blanchett and Kate Winslet can do, and I want to do that level of function so badly," she tells the L.A. Times of individuals Oscar winners. "But I will not feel I'm as gifted as them. So the only matter I can control is how hard I work at it -- how much do I commit to it? How far will I take it?"
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