How would you describe this adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s “Alice in Wonderland”?

This is “Alice in Wonderland” 10 years later. The story isn’t the same. And in re-reading the book in preparation for the film, I noticed that a lot of it is Alice trying to figure out who she isn’t by process of elimination. She knows that she isn’t all the things that people are saying that she is, and so, by going through all of them, she gets a better idea of what she is. And in the Tim Burton “Alice in Wonderland,” Alice is trying to name who she is without using the process of elimination in a similar way. There’s a great line in it, where someone says, “You seem like Alice, but you’ve lost your much-ness.” That’s my favorite line. So I think if the book is about Alice exploring her imagination, this one is about Alice finding her soul.

What can you say about Helena Bonham Carter as the Red Queen?

Helena Bonham Carter, in addition to being one of the most brilliant women I’ve ever had the pleasure to talk to, is so much fun as the Red Queen. She has so much energy that she gives to it. And her characterization is so lovely and demanding, not child-like but childish, and selfish and impossible to please. Then, at other times, she’s really vulnerable and sad, because this person is going to be lonely forever, because she’s just so darn selfish. She’s endlessly entertaining in the role. Her look and the dedication that it takes—three, four hours to get into that hair and makeup.

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The Devil Wears Prada star said she was tired of being the “pretty girl” onscreen but was delighted when Burton offered her the character of The White Queen, the Contactmusic reported.

“I worked only two weeks on the movie so I decided to approach each day with absolute and unflappable gratitude that I was there and not let any nerves get in my way,” Hathaway said.

“I would have played a mushroom if Tim had asked me. I wouldn’t have even needed to speak! It was just about getting some time to spend with Tim and getting to be a part of his world, but happily he asked me to play the White Queen and guided me through this interpretation that I think is kind of a little irreverent and a little left of centre,” the actress said.

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Anna Hathaway said “I think I’ve got really weird features,” she told InStyle. “I have very large features on a very small head.

“But, you know, I’m not going to beat myself up. It’s my face. I’m not very pretty. But that’s OK because I do know that I look like myself, and I think at the end of the day, as nice as pretty is, authenticity is more important.”

The girl must be the real deal — she managed to springbaord from being the chick in Disney’s Princess Diaries to being a fashion muse getting roles in stuff like Alice In Wonderland with Johnny Depp. But she says she feels out of her depth when acting with massive stars like Johnny, and Meryl Streep to name a couple.

Not bad for a girl who started getting her boobs out in an attempt to de-Disney-fy herself!

“I owe so much of my career to luck,” she said. “My mother always told me that luck is preparation meets opportunity and I’ve been given extraordinary opportunities to work with filmmakers long before I was talented enough and deserved to work with them.

“I’ve learned a lot from them. I just keep getting hired. I consider myself lucky and I don’t know who is responsible for it.”

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Instead, the 27-year-old, who plays the White Queen in Alice In Wonderland, was rocketed to fame and fortune by a break-out acting performance in a movie with Meryl Streep.

Hathaway confided to a magazine: ‘I thought I was going to be waitressing and have tons of student loans. I’m thrilled. Right now, I just feel like I’m in a glorified acting program. I get to learn drama from Meryl Streep, then I get to run around and learn comedy from Steve Carell. It’s kind of insane.’

Hathaway played a magazine intern and ingenue in The Devil Wears Prada alongside Streep in 2006.

She said:’Acting really, really is the only thing I’m interested in doing. Even if I was acting in a church basement theatre for the rest of my life, I would still enjoy it.’

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I wouldn’t mind seeing Anne Hathaway naked, with the shakes from Parkinson’s, no-less. It’d be ten times better than watching the Baywatch girls running down the beach, if you know what I mean…

And to celebrate the news of new Anne Hathaway nudity coming to the big screen, here are some awesome HD caps of Anne Hathaway topless in Havoc. And while I did post the Anne Hathaway topless video from Havoc quite a long time ago (hope that still works), I never actually posted these caps. So it’s about time I fixed that, wouldn’t you say!?

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