On Saturday, Anne Hathaway graced the red carpet at the SXSW premiere of her film The Idea of You in Austin, Texas. The actress stunned in a silver sequin minidress by Patou, complete with wide straps and a low cut bodice adorned with intricate geometric details. Hathaway paired the dress with gold open-toe heels, ankle straps, two gold bangles, and a matching gold purse on a short strap. Her hair was left down, and she sported a smokey eye with a dark pink lip, exuding elegance and sophistication.
The movie is an adaptation of Robinne Lee’s novel of the same name, featuring Hathaway as 40-year-old single mother Solène Marchand. Solène’s life takes an unexpected turn when she meets 24-year-old music star Hayes Campbell, portrayed by Nicholas Galitzine, leading to a whirlwind romance that captures the attention of many. Hathaway and Galitzine held a post-screening Q&A session at Austin’s Paramount Theater, where emotions ran high. Hathaway expressed gratitude for the warm reception of the romantic comedy, becoming visibly moved as she thanked the audience for their overwhelming support.
During the Q&A, Galitzine shared his experience of working with Hathaway, emphasizing the immediate chemistry they had on set. He described a special bond that formed, making the filming process feel natural and almost spiritual. Galitzine reflected on the casting process, recalling how proud he was of the connection he and Hathaway shared during their initial meeting. The actor expressed his gratitude for being chosen to be part of the movie, highlighting the seamless collaboration between the cast and crew.
Hathaway also took a moment to reflect on the theme of coming-of-age stories in relation to her character in the film. She emphasized the idea of continual growth and evolution throughout life, not just limited to one’s youth. Hathaway expressed her excitement to take on the role offered by producers Cathy Schulman and Gabrielle Union, underscoring the significance of the film’s themes and emotional depth. Directed by Michael Showalter and produced by Gabrielle Union, “The Idea of You” promises to be a captivating exploration of love, connection, and personal transformation on the big screen.