Anne Hathaway, the renowned actress, recently credited Christopher Nolan as her savior for offering her a role in the 2014 sci-fi blockbuster Interstellar, following her Oscar win, despite facing a toxic online reputation at the time. In an interview with Vanity Fair, Hathaway shared insights into her acting career, shedding light on the challenges she encountered, particularly after co-hosting the Oscars in 2013 and winning the best supporting actress award for Les Misérables.

She revealed that her career suffered a setback as studios were apprehensive due to the negative comments circulating online, which led to a scarcity of roles. Hathaway candidly acknowledged the impact of the ‘Hathahate’ phenomenon, emphasizing how it affected her professional opportunities.

However, she expressed gratitude to Christopher Nolan, referring to him as an ‘angel’ who disregarded the online negativity and offered her a significant role in Interstellar. Hathaway emphasized that Nolan’s support was pivotal in sustaining her career momentum and providing her with an opportunity to be part of one of the most remarkable films in her career.

Reflecting on the challenges she faced, Hathaway’s acknowledgment of Nolan’s unwavering support serves as a testament to the resilience and determination exhibited by individuals in the entertainment industry. Despite the hurdles posed by online criticism, Hathaway’s experience underscores the significance of supportive figures like Nolan in navigating and overcoming adversities in the competitive realm of Hollywood.