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ANNE HATHAWAY - HATHAWAY STRUGGLES WITH STARING FANS

Hollywood actress ANNE HATHAWAY hates being stared at by fans - because it makes her face go red.
The BECOMING JANE star, who shot to fame at the age of 19 after appearing in the 2001 Disney film THE PRINCESS DIARIES, still struggles with the often intrusive behaviour she experiences.
She says, "The weirdest thing that I still can't get used to, and I refuse to accept, is when people try to unpack my bags for me. It just freaks me out; I don't want people touching my underwear.
"And I usually get stares. That's the hardest thing - getting used to being stared at.
"It makes you become very, very hot and then turn bright red. And then people are like, why is she turning bright red?"
03/06/2007 05:52:56 PM
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This statement from Anne simply confims what a very nice and normal young lady
she has turned out to be, someone who has not let fame and fortune go to her
head. Someone who can stand on the stage at the oscars before a huge
audience and on show to half the world, and still appear to be comfortable, but
still feels uncomfortable in front of her fans dose seem strange. Perhaps
Toomy O'Havers hit the nail on the head when he said,"When the lights go on and
the cameras roll Anne comes to life" perhaps if she could learn to go into
acting mode when she feels embarrassed she might not blush.
When you treat all you meet in the same way as you would like to be treated,
gains one huge respect, but most Celebs expect to be treated like Gods,and look
down on those who serve them, in most cases the boot is on the other foot. In
Anne's case just because she would rather see to heself must come as a shock
and not what they expect, no wonder they look surprised.






