Thursday 23 June 2022 07:32 AM Anne Hathaway reveals what canceled star she is STILL a fan of to Interview ... trends now

Anne Hathaway looked every bit the brunette bombshell as she showcased her fit physique in an athletic-themed shoot for Interview magazine's June issue.

Along with her scintillating shoot, the actress dished on some of her favorite things - as well as the one 'canceled' celebrity's art she can't get enough of - while answering 20 questions from 20 of her 'friends and fans' in Hollywood.

The Princess Diaries tar, 39, appeared on the magazine'z cover in nothing but a black flak jacket and shoulder pads.

She posed with a red jump rope wrapped behind her neck and her mouth slightly agape.

Anne's brunette hair was parted to one side and flowed down her chest. Her large brown eyes were given a sultry look with smudged out black liner. 

For the racy shoot, Anne slipped into a number of designer brands like Gucci and Prada as she posed seductively with various pieces of gym equipment.

Many of Anne's past and present co-stars, including Mothers' Instinct's Jessica Chastain, Princess Diaries' Julie Andrews and Brokeback Mountain's Jake Gyllenhaal, partook in the Q&A.

Fans of the actress like supermodel Bella Hadid and legendary director John Waters submitted questions for Anne, as well.

But it was The Office star Mindy Kaling who asked Anne one of the most interesting interview questions as she wondered what 'problematic or canceled person's art' does she 'still secretly love.'

Anne admitted that comedian Aziz Ansari, who had sexual misconduct allegations made against him in 2018, happened to be her 'canceled person' of choice.

'Aziz Ansari. I think Master of None is one of my favorite modern romantic series. Yeah,' said the One Day star, referencing to Aziz's hit Netflix series.

Kaling also wondered what current cultural icons does Anne find to have 'big d**k energy,' which led the actress naming the likes of Billie Eilish and Harry Styles.

Jessica Chastain asked Anne to choose the skill she'd love to learn 'instantly' if given the opportunity.

'If I had to pick one skill that I could have instantly, it's a tie between being a professional-level ballerina and being a concert-level pianist. Because that mind and that body and that strength and that ability to express yourself carry you through life. They both require such enormous intelligence and refinement and discipline, and that's the way you interact with the world,' she responded.

Jake Gyllenhaal was curious if Anne enjoys 'acting or singing' more, before noting that she happens to be 'damn good at both.'

The Devil Wears Prada actress admitted that she doesn't 'really think of myself as a singer' because she believes her mother Kate is the one with the supreme vocal abilities.

Despite finding her own voice to be 'nice' and having learned to sing the 'correct way' after years with a voice teacher, Anne said that 'acting was always where I felt like I had the greatest range of expression.'

She continued: 'I love the way the puzzle pieces fit together in crafting a performance. Usually with singing it's you and the audience, and when you're acting, it's you and a group of other people. I love the teamwork of acting. That kind of edges it out for me.'

Julie Andrews, who revealed that she's never seen Anne 'angry,' wondered what 'really ticks' the star off.

She joked that no one could 'ever be angry around Julie Andrews,' before revealing that she gets 'really angry' seeing there are 'plans in place to overturn Roe v. Wade' in the midst of the devastating 'baby formula shortage, which has reduced the availability of baby formula by 43 percent.' 

Anne continued: 'What makes me angry is the people that are cheering for the overturning of Roe v. Wade, will not have a conversation about that point in the future when those two stories intersect. And the people who have been working so hard to overturn Roe v. Wade have done so without making any effort at creating a more fair, just, and equitable society, and affordable, by the way, in which to have children

'I'm not someone who likes shaming people, but like I said, I'm angry.'

Succession's Jeremy Strong asked Anne to reveal 'the last book you read that took your breath away,' which she revealed was Marguerite Yourcenar's Memoirs of Hadrian.