Anne Hathaway reveals she hates the way people pronounce her name
The 38-year-old star has been publicly known by her birth name, Anne Hathaway, since she joined the Screen Actors Guild at the age of 14.
Washington [US]: Oscar-winner Anne Hathaway revealed during a virtual visit to The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon that she prefers to be referred to by her nickname, Annie.
According to Page Six, the Colossal star said, Call me Annie, everybody. Everybody, call me Annie, please. Anything but Anne. The 38-year-old star has been publicly known by her birth name, Anne Hathaway, since she joined the Screen Actors Guild at the age of 14.
other shows and you have the generals he knows more than the generals. he watches tv, watches fox, the same ones that tell him there s 30,000 isis fighters in syria and iraq. trump has an answer for that as well. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. just not true. the president s own party is doing something we have rarely seen. you hear me? call him out all the time. what s that? that s the sound of republicans letting the president get away with what is anathema to them. not this time. listen to this. obama had made this decision, republicans would be all over him. it s hard to imagine that any president would wake up and make this kind of decision. colossal, in my mind, mistake, a grave error. all right. the lack of planning, the rashness, not selling it to you, not selling it to congress you have the fact of all this going on in terms of miscommunication.
seen. you hear me? call him out all the time. what s that? that s the sound of republicans letting the president get away with what is anathema to them. not this time. listen to this. obama had made this decision, republicans would be all over him. it s hard to imagine that any president would wake up and make this kind of decision. colossal, in my mind, mistake, a grave error. all right. the lack of planning, the rashness, not selling it to you, not selling it to congress you have the fact of all this going on in terms of miscommunication. list tone this tidbit. republican bob corker, he s a player. he goes to the white house for a meeting with the president. he s sitting there waiting. he gets sent packing without ever getting to talk to the president. why? why diss your own? key democrats on the other hand say this move is overdue. one of them is connecticut senator chris murphy who joins me now. i wonder, it would be nice to know, senator, that the reason the president is
republicans. the decision to withdraw american an american presence in syria is a colossal, in my mind, mistake. pulling the plug on these troops without giving due consideration to the consequences, i think, is something that i don t think any of us want to do. if obama had made this decision, republicans would be all over him. all over him, by senator graham s way of thinking and others because the president s decision would seem to hurt u.s. allies and help u.s. adversaries. namely, russia. senator rubio even alluded to that on twitter re-tweeting kremlin praise for the move adding, himself, i found someone who is supportive of the decision to retreat from syria. but that tweet mocking though it may be gets to the heart of many of the questions about why this, why now, and what s behind it that we don t yet know. it is not just republican lawmakers speaking out, it s the president s own inner circle. a senior administration official
felicia, to a box. jeanne moos, cnn bye, felicia. reporter: new york. and thanks so much for joining us. see you back here tomorrow. a.c. 360 starts now. declaring victory and getting out. john berman here h in for an anderson. that s what president trump is doing in the fight against isis in syria and the way he announced it all by itself is stunning enough. then, again, so was the reaction. the surprise, dismay, the outraou outraiou outrage, even the outright mockery. that s just from fellow republicans. the decision to withdraw american an american presence in syria is a colossal, in my mind, mistake. pulling the plug on these troops without giving due consideration to the consequences, i think, is something that i don t think any of us want to do. if obama had made this decision, republicans would be all over him.