Anne Hathaway's Haunting Dance in Mother Mary

0:00It's April 26th. From Hollywood to your headphones, this is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Anne Hathaway just blew minds in her new film, Mother Mary, playing a pop superstar gearing up for a big comeback. She built out original tracks from Jack Antonov, Charlie XCX and FKA Twigs. But the real standout is this raw silent dance she unleashes in one. No music, no backup, just pure intensity. Picture this. Hathaway's character crashes her old friend Sam Ansem's place, played by Michaela Cole, after years apart. She demos the dance right there in a dim barn studio, barefoot and sweatpants, turning it into something haunting, like a modern exorcism that hints at, wild stuff ahead. Director David Lowry calls it an invitation to chaos, and Hathaway says it felt like something messy and violent took over her body. She drew big inspiration from Jessica Chastain's creepy stage work in a doll's house, pushing

1:00her to go even deeper into that possessed vibe. Even though we see it silent on screen, Hathaway actually danced to two different tracks during filming, switching up emotions, take by take while. Keeping the moves mostly steady, it ties right into her character spooky new song called, Spooky Action. Mother Mary hits theaters now, proving Hathaway's still got that Oscar level fire in every fear step.