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Anne Hathaway shows off her toned dancer’s legs in black leggings as she takes part in the Sundance Film Festival in Utah
Anne Hathaway looked stunning as she walked through the chilly street of Park City, Utah Saturday.
The actress, 40, showed off her toned dancer’s legs in a pair of brown leggings and a brown turtleneck top.
The Oscar winner kept her footing firm with a pair of lace-up Versace boots.
Stunning: Anne Hathaway looked stunning as she walked through the chilly street of Park City, Utah Saturday. The actress, 40, showed off her toned dancer’s legs in a pair of brown leggings and a brown turtleneck top
She kept warm in an oversized plaid jacket in tones of khaki and forest green.
The Brooklyn native let her long hair lie in loose layers and protected her eyes from the mountain sunshine with a pair of large sunglasses.
Anne was at the Sundance Film Festival, where her movie, Eileen, was set to premiere Saturday evening.
Warm: The Oscar winner kept her footing firm with a pair of lace-up Versace boots. She kept warm in an oversized plaid jacket in tones of khaki and forest green
Favorite things: Anne told Vanity Fair her movie, Eileen was ‘It’s one of my favorite things I’ve ever been in. Even if I wasn’t in it, it’d be one of my favorite things I’ve seen in ages’
Thomasin McKenzie stars as the title character. Anne plays Rebecca, a new co-worker and friend who comes into Eileen’s otherwise dreary life.
The actress donned a shoulder length blonde wig for the role in the 1960s era crime drama based on the novel of the same name written by Ottessa Moshfegh.
It’s one of my favorite things I’ve ever been in,’ Anne told Vanity Fair. ‘Even if I wasn’t in it, it’d be one of my favorite things I’ve seen in ages.’
Sundance: The actress was at the Sundance Film Festival, where her movie, Eileen, was scheduled to debut Saturday evening
The Golden Globe winner described the project as ‘Carol meets Reservoir Dogs.’
The dedicated star, who lost weight and cut her hair extremely short for her Academy Award winning role in 2012’s Les Miserables, said in an appearance at Deadline’s Sundance Studio, she was inclined to say ‘yes’ to the challenging role after seeing director William Oldroyd’s work in Lady Macbeth.
‘I actually found the script really challenging the first time I read it. I found it really dark and really funny but it’s a tricky one. It’s so smart. It’s actually unusually smart, so it took me a few reads to feel like I had the beginnings of a handle on it.”
Blonde: The actress donned a shoulder length blonde wig for the role in the 1960s era crime drama co-starring Thomasin McKenzie stars as the title character
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