Anne Hathaway isn’t holding any grudges towards her character’s love curiosity in “The Satan Wears Prada”.
The actress, who starred as Northwestern journalism grad Andy Sachs, shared whether or not or not she believes Nate (Adrian Grenier) was the true villain of the Oscar-nominated movie whereas showing on Monday evening’s episode of “Watch What Occurs Stay”.
Earlier than Hathaway, 39, might reply the fan query, host Andy Cohen chimed in shouting, “Sure! He was!,” to which the actress joked, “Andy’s answered for me.” She then went on to share that she disagrees with Cohen.
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“No, I’m sorry, I don’t [agree]. I feel that they have been each very younger, and figuring issues out,” she mentioned of Andy, who, within the movie, is challenged with making an attempt to keep up her private relationships with each her boyfriend Nate and her mates, all whereas navigating the brutal calls for that include being an assistant to Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep), the cold-hearted editor-in-chief of Runway journal.
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Because the hit movie launched in 2006, followers have been against Nate’s character, whom they’ve labelled because the true villain as a substitute of Andy’s ruthless boss, Miranda.
“He did behave like a brat, however I additionally behaved like a brat in my 20s and I hopefully grew out of it,” Hathaway continued. “I feel that that’s what all of us do. And I wouldn’t need to be outlined by my worst second in my 20s, definitely, so I don’t maintain Nate as a villain, really.”
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Final yr, throughout a “Satan Wears Prada” reunion, Grenier revealed that he was extra understanding of the followers’ opposition of his character, noting that he “didn’t see a few of the subtleties and the nuance” of Nate “till the knowledge of the lots got here on-line” and threw him “below the bus.”