The New York Times has launched a new weekly series called “The Interview,” featuring in-depth conversations with fascinating people. Each week, notable figures from various fields will be interviewed by David Marchese or Lulu Garcia-Navarro. The interviews will be available online, in print, and in a new weekly podcast.
In the debut of “The Interview,” actress Anne Hathaway sat down with David Marchese to discuss her new movie, “The Idea of You,” which is set to premiere on Prime Video on May 2. The film, directed by Michael Showalter, follows the story of Solène, a divorced 40-year-old mom played by Hathaway, who enters into a relationship with a younger man. Hathaway shared that the character of Solène resonated with her on a personal level, as she saw aspects of herself and women she admires in the role.
During the interview, Hathaway opened up about her journey in the entertainment industry, her struggles with stress and self-criticism, and her growth as a person. She reflected on her past experiences with online criticism and how they have shaped her approach to fame and privacy. Despite her initial hesitance to share personal details, she expressed gratitude for the opportunity to engage in a candid conversation.
The interview also took a lighthearted turn as the pair shared quotes from Adam Sandler movies, showcasing a more relaxed and humorous side of Hathaway. Overall, the conversation provided a glimpse into the complexities of Hathaway’s life and career, highlighting her evolution as an actress and a person.
Listeners can tune in to “The Interview” on various platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, Amazon Music, and The New York Times Audio app, to hear more engaging conversations with notable figures.
