Hollywood actress Anne Hathaway was present at an interview to talk about performance in "Les Miserables". As soon as the first segment opened, show host Matt Lauer talked about the incident, which Hathaway has been trying to forget.
Last week, Hathaway met with wardrobe malfunction incident. She was there to attend the premiere of "Les Miserables" and as soon as he was stepping out her car, she let photographers to catch her san undergarment.
While talking about the incident, Hathaway said the incident was very unfortunate, which has led her remorse on two things. "One was that I was very sad that we live in an age when someone takes a picture of another person in a vulnerable moment and rather than delete it", said Hathaway. And, the second incident that made her sad is to commodify sexuality of a person, who is not interested in the act.
She instantly connected the incident with her role in the movie. She said her role in the film is similar in which she has to forcefully sell sex, so that she can help her child grow. As soon as the show finished, viewers came for Hathaway's defense. They were found saying that Lauer has gone too far in exaggerating the condition.
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