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Anne Hathaway: I Was the ‘9th Choice’ for ‘The Devil Wears Prada’ Lead

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✕First NameLast NameEmail AddressPhone NumberBirthday (optional)GenderWhat type of traveler are you?What do you do after work?Select your favorite footwear brandsSelect your favorite automaker brandsSelect your favorite store brandsUnsubscribe from All NewslettersDelete My AccountBy clicking here you agree that your In Touch Weekly, Life &amp; Style, and Closer Weekly accounts will be deletedManage My UsNow.com SubscriptionOrder details:ImageProductPriceQtyNeed an account?Sign In with your social accountWe won't post to any of your accounts without asking firstI agree to the terms of the and theThere can only be one Andy Sachs! got real about the struggles she faced before landing her iconic role in The Devil Wears Prada.The Oscar winner, 38, appeared on the Friday, February 19, episode of RuPaul’s Drag Race, during which a contestant named Rosé asked her if she had to “fight tooth and nail for” any parts in her lengthy career. “How much time do you have?” Hathaway quipped.The star then recounted her experience landing her role in the 2006 film. “I will give you some tea: I was the ninth choice for ,” she noted. “But I got it! Hang in there; never give up.”Hathaway starred as the assistant to ruthless fashion magazine editor Miranda Priestly — played by — in the movie. (Emily), (Nigel), Adrian Grenier (Nate) and Simon Baker (Christian) rounded out the A-list cast. Streep, 71, won a Golden Globe and received an Oscar nod for her role.spoke out in 2007 about repeatedly passing on the part of Andy. “I’m not going to make movies just to make movies,” the Mean Girls star, 42, told at the time of being the top choice for the role. “I have to be passionate about it. And at the same time, I can get very distracted when I’m working, and I like to get back to my life a lot.”and auditioned for the lead too, but Hathaway ultimately landed the job.The Bride Wars actress told in June 2016 that she “had to be patient” while waiting for things to pan out. “I was putting on a shirt,” she recalled of learning that she got the part. “I had some buddies over. I remember running out in my living room, half-dressed, screaming — I got The Devil Wears Prada! I got The Devil Wears Prada!”Hathaway shared another revelation about her career in January, noting that the world has been calling her by the wrong name for years. “, everybody. Everybody, call me Annie, please,” she said on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, adding that she wants to be called “anything but Anne.”The Ocean’s 8 star explained that she used her formal moniker for her Screen Actors Guild card after she appeared in a commercial at age 14. However, only her mother calls her Anne “when she’s really mad,” leading to hilarious results when she hears the name. “So every time I step out in public and someone calls my name, I think they’re going to yell at me.”For access to all our exclusive celebrity videos and interviews –

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