Anne Hathaway & Dakota Johnson on Red Flags, White Lies & Hard Truths | Who What Wear
Anne Hathaway and Dakota Johnson sit down with Who What Wear to play Unwritten Rules. The Verity co-stars answer questions about friendship red flags, dating dealbreakers, honesty, white lies, and more. Find out where they agree, where they differ, and why Anne thinks having no books is a major red flag.
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AI GeneratedAnne Hathaway and Dakota Johnson discuss their personal boundaries, values, and \"red flags\" in relationships and friendships. They bond over their shared disdain for dishonesty, gossip, and a lack of basic manners, while reflecting on the importance of courage and kindness when telling the truth.
I'm Anne Hathaway.
And I'm Dakota Johnson from the film, Verity,
and we are going to see if we're on the same page about life's...
What is it?
Oh, hers is long.
She's like, Samantha, f*** you.
I hated when in high school you...
Oh, yeah, that's good.
That's good, too.
So mine was when the friend talked ---- to others in the friends group.
That stems from...
Jealousy.
Same.
I know what hers is.
You do?
Should I just do it to be on the same page?
Yeah.
Anything.
I have a zero-tolerance policy for lying.
You'll never get in trouble if you tell me the truth.
You said something amazing the other day where you were like,
it doesn't mean you have to say it in a hurtful way.
You know those people who are just like, what, I'm just being honest.
It's like, no, no, no, that's not the same thing.
Yeah.
Telling the truth does take courage.
It's just one of those things where it's a lot easier sometimes to lie,
but it's corrosive.
It's okay to lie if...
It saves someone.
Mine is, you can't go home and change.
You know, like, if somebody puts on something and they're like,
what do you think?
And the dye is cast.
They look great.
They look amazing regardless.
Also, if I see you in a play, you're great.
Yeah, exactly.
Never inviting you to a play.
And yes.
Yes, never trust anybody.
Who gossips.
Even if it's like, not malicious gossip.
It's one thing if somebody is hyping somebody up, that's fine.
But like, I'm thinking of people that I've worked with and they'll,
they won't even be aware of it,
but they'll like tell me about somebody they've worked with
and all of a sudden I know about their insecurities.
And I'm just like, oh, note to self.
Like, you can't say anything to this person.
Yeah.
Maybe just never trust anyone.
Except Annie.
Us.
My handwriting really needs to improve.
Oh, Dakota's is better.
I peaked.
Globally.
You're so right.
Oh, also that.
Yeah, that's crazy.
Yeah, no books, but no manners.
I've had that experience.
It's gross.
It's crazy.
And the reason I say no books is because it was a red flag
and I didn't listen to it.
And the red flag was right.
Same.
Oh.
I love yours.