安妮·海瑟薇-静静绽放美丽.doc

安妮·海瑟薇:静静绽放美丽 　　For Anne Hathaway， the star of Lone Scherfig’s romance One Day， the project was love at first word. She told The Guardian about reading the script： “It was one of those magical experiences where I sat at my kitchen table， looked up hours later and dinner had been eaten around me. I was so engrossed1）. It was absurd to think that this beloved British character would be played by an American， but I told my agent I have to play Emma Morley.” And Lone Scherfig was thrilled with Hathaway’s take2） on Emma： “Anne is a very warm actress. She has the warmth of Elizabeth Taylor3） or Judy Garland4） ... I love Emma as she is in the book， obviously， but I also love Anne Hathaway’s version of her.” In One Day， the young， impressionable5） Emma Morley meets the roguish6） Dexter on the day they graduate from college. The book and movie then chronicles their complex history together by checking in on them one day each year. And year after year， Emma slowly blossoms into a smart， beautiful， and sage7） woman； it’s a transformation that Hathaway’s characters make often. Born to Perform Born in New York City and raised in New Jersey， Anne Hathaway was in many ways a normal kid with an extraordinary talent. She was a theater geek from day one8）. Early on she signed up for classes at her hometown Paper Mill Playhouse9）. In 2011， Theater School Director Mickey McNany told NewJ， “I noticed right from the beginning that she had a very easy and natural confidence that really made her stand out ... Even at such a young age she showed tremendous focus and a love of performing that would inspire everyone else in the cast.” Her turn10） in her high school’s 1998 staging of Once Upon a Mattress earned her the Paper Mill’s Rising Star Award， an honor bestowed on New Jersey’s finest young performers. Her talent quickly took her from New Jersey community theater to television where in 1999 she got a part in the series Get Real. When her TV gig11） ended early， Hathaway was pushed i