Anne Hathaway Talks About Why Filming The Odyssey Was So Intense

Anne, I thought your scenes where you're just like one-on-one with Matt or Tom or Rob or something were the most powerful in the movie. Thank you. And then I read that you're holding these moments while they're reloading the IMAX cameras. Yes. Can you like walk me through that? What is that like? I can't even fathom how you like stay present. Thank you, by the way. Those are, that's an amazing thing to hear. Um, I don't know how to, it's this crew. Like it's, it's so nice of you to say like how do I hold it, but it was everybody. You know, everybody stayed so, I don't know, on point with what they were doing. This crew was so pro that everybody knew how to kind of get onto a wavelength. And I remember turning to you at one point, um, maybe I have it on my mind, but I remember we were doing a really emotionally intricate scene. And I remember, and we were kind of getting more and more open with every take. And I remember thinking, gosh, these rooms can, when you're acting in them, they can often feel like a birthing suite. Like, you know, like just a room where something is being born. And so you don't want to speak too loudly. And where else would you ever want to be? It's a, it's a joy to be present in that. It's not going to last forever. You know, the day will end. So, so yeah, so I just kind of went with it and tried not to, and fought, suppressed every instinct I had to crack a joke. I was going to say, how do you not break just in the silence? Chris, Chris is a good reason not to break. If he does, if he breaks, you can break, but not before him. Thank you.