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Hathaway's Humble Harley: Singing for 'Mother Mary'
4 May
Summary
- Anne Hathaway portrays a pop star in the new thriller 'Mother Mary'.
- She performed original songs written by Charli XCX and produced by Jack Antonoff.
- Hathaway found learning studio recording techniques humbling and different.

Anne Hathaway recently discussed her experience portraying a pop star in the thriller 'Mother Mary,' released on April 24 in the UK. The film features Hathaway as a musician navigating an emotional crisis and preparing for a comeback. She performed new songs for the movie, with original music created by Charli XCX and produced by Jack Antonoff.
Hathaway found the process of recording music for the film to be a humbling experience. She elaborated on the distinct technicalities of studio recording compared to musical theatre, likening it to mastering a Harley-Davidson after knowing a ten-speed bicycle. Antonoff provided guidance throughout the recording sessions, helping Hathaway refine her vocal performance for the microphone.
This is not Hathaway's first foray into film music; she previously sang in 'Les Misérables' and 'Rio.' For 'Mother Mary,' her performance of the track 'Burial' was released in March. Hathaway has noted that she based her character on Antonoff's collaborator, Taylor Swift. The actress has also recently been involved with a sequel to 'The Devil Wears Prada.'