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Anne Hathaway reacted to Julie Andrews not returning for The Princess Diaries 3, noting that the team pushed to have her but respected her decision, and expressing a hope that the film remains fun and meaningful for fans who grew up with the series.
Anne Hathaway publicly reacts to Julie Andrews’ decision not to return for The Princess Diaries 3, expressing respect for Andrews’ choice and openness to her return if she changes her mind. Hathaway notes they pushed to bring Andrews back but remains hopeful, and she emphasizes wanting the new film to be fun and meaningful for fans who watched the original as kids; she also mentions a recent story breakthrough as the project moves forward with a new direction.
Anne Hathaway says she and the Princess Diaries team pushed hard to bring Julie Andrews back as Queen Clarisse for Princess Diaries 3, but Andrews declined, saying she’s retired; Hathaway remains hopeful and respectful about a future reunion if Andrews changes her mind.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day led the weekend with about $70M globally in its third outing, pushing its worldwide total over $2B, while Warner Bros.' The End of Oak Street opened around $21M domestically and $26M overseas, finishing behind The Odyssey and Paw Patrol as non-Jurassic dinosaur movies continue to struggle at the box office.
Pregnant actress Anne Hathaway turned heads at the 2026 Disney Legends Awards during D23 in Anaheim, arriving in a regal purple caped gown that highlighted her baby bump as she prepared to be inducted into Disney’s hall of fame; she also wore a white floral red carpet look and has been showcasing her maternity style as she awaits her third child with husband Adam Shulman.
Anne Hathaway was inducted as a Disney Legend at D23, honoring her Disney roots from The Princess Diaries to The Devil Wears Prada, with tributes from Garry Marshall and Anna Wintour and praise from Meryl Streep, as she celebrates a blockbuster 2026 and looks ahead to future projects, joining the Disney Legends class of 2026.
Disney debuts a new Avengers: Doomsday trailer at D23, giving the best look yet at Robert Downey Jr.'s Doom, including a shot of him reviving Sentinels and a star-studded cast; the film is slated for December 18. The round-up also covers Anne Hathaway's push for an automatic R rating if a dog dies in a movie, Spider-Verse writer Chris Miller's backlash to leaks of unfinished footage, and the death of Oscar-nominated director Mark Rydell at 97.
During a press tour for The End of Oak Street, Anne Hathaway argued that any film that kills a dog should automatically be rated R, saying audiences are traumatized by canine deaths regardless of language or violence and pointing to fan reactions around dog-related scenes in films like John Wick.
Warner Bros.’ The End of Oak Street opens in 3,400 North American theaters with $2.5 million in Thursday previews and is projected to open around $18–$23 million, facing Spider-Man: Brand New Day on its third weekend. The film stars Anne Hathaway, Ewan McGregor, Maisy Stella and Christian Convery, directed by David Robert Mitchell, with an $80 million budget. PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie also opens with $1.9 million in previews and targets a mid-to-high teens debut, while Spider-Man remains dominant at the box office.
Warner Bros.’ The End of Oak Street opened to $2.5 million in previews and is forecast to top the weekend box office with roughly $18–23 million domestic and $20–25 million international, while Spider-Man: Brand New Day is expected to dominate the overall frame with $65–70 million. The film carries a budget over $80 million and will rely on strong reviews and word-of-mouth to turn a profit, with Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie and The Odyssey among other titles also vying for openings.
Warner Bros/Bad Robot's The End of Oak Street opens with previews around $2M in the U.S. from 3,200 sites, aiming for a global debut of $38M–$48M (domestic $18M–$23M; international $20M–$25M in 74 territories) on a wide 24,000-screen rollout. The PG-13 family adventure stars Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor as a neighborhood facing a prehistoric jungle and dinosaurs; production costs are cited at $80M–$92M, and Rotten Tomatoes shows 85% fresh.
Anne Hathaway’s jokey “buzzer-beater” pregnancy mirrors writer Brittany Anas’s own reality: she’s 44 and expecting her first child, facing age-related risks, extra medical monitoring, and planned induction, while celebrating body resilience and a broader trend of more women delaying first births.
CNN Style’s Look of the Week argues that criticism of Hathaway’s maternity red-carpet looks shows we’re still figuring out how pregnant women should dress, contrasting her belly-baring outfits with Rihanna’s fearless pregnancy style and noting unfounded rumors she faked her pregnancy; Hathaway kept pushing belly-baring looks, highlighting that our evolving view of bump dressing is still in its infancy.
A nostalgia-soaked, over-the-top dinosaur thriller set in a 1982 suburb, The End of Oak Street delivers goofy blockbuster fun with Spielberg-like touches and tense moments, anchored by strong performances from Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor as a couple grappling with beasts invading their neighborhood and a plot that nods to Jurassic-era adventures while embracing its own cheeky B-movie charm.
David Robert Mitchell’s The End of Oak Street drops dinosaurs into a 1982 suburban family tale, anchored by Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor, with striking cinematography that blends intimate drama and big-action chaos. While the tonal shifts and pacing aren’t perfect, the movie delivers a grounded, retro-dino ride that captures the era’s vibe and excitement, opening August 14, 2026.