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Hathaway: Dog Deaths = R-Rated Films
14 Aug
Summary
- Anne Hathaway advocates for R-rating for movies with dog deaths.
- She reassures fans about the safety of a dog in her new film.
- Her new movie 'End of Oak Street' features dinosaurs, not dog peril.
Actress Anne Hathaway believes movies featuring the death of a dog should warrant an R rating, regardless of other content. During promotional activities for "The End of Oak Street," she noted audience concerns, referencing the impact of films like "John Wick." Hathaway specifically addressed fears regarding the dog character, Starbuck, in her new film.
She assured fans that Starbuck's fate in "The End of Oak Street" is secure, humorously noting that while the movie breaks other rules, it avoids harming its canine character. The film, directed by David Robert Mitchell and produced by J.J. Abrams, stars Hathaway alongside Ewan McGregor. It presents a unique premise where a suburban street travels back in time, introducing dinosaurs as a threat.
