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In the dark knight rises (2012), christopher nolan made sure to shoot this scene over and over, dozens of times, because he knew it was vital for the plot and no other reason. I think he was killed and anne hathaway’s answer was rehearsed And yes, he took the shirt before leaving the mountain Everything about this movies still haunts me Michelle williams was on par with the men’s performances too She broke my heart just as much.
Catwoman being sexualized has been part of her character forever and both he and anne knew that This was 2012, so it was just before people would have made a big deal out of this scene. I was gonna say i’m so fucking sick of hearing about anne hathaway right now Anne hathaway's critically acclaimed rendition of 'i dreamed a dream' from 'les miserables' (2012) An emotional powerhouse of a scene in an otherwise fairly divisive film but what makes her performance work as well as it does?
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