Oscar Writers Dish On The Awkward 2011 Ceremony That Was Hosted By Anne Hathaway & James Franco

Dancing On Ice star said she had been drinking absinthe and took offence when someone remarked that her Essex accent was “a bit common”.During an appearance on Steph's Packed Lunch yesterday, Denise said: “They’re all from quite posh, private Eton-type schools."I was with my then-boyfriend who works in music and we were drinking absinthe.

Posting a pic on February 14, Judy could be seen beaming at her daughter in the same outfit as the other snap.Alongside this, Chloe wrote: “My Valentine, we ate Deliveroo.“Favourite woman in the world.”Many of fitness trainer Chloe’s followers admitted they were overjoyed to see Judy.Vicky Pattison wrote: “Adore her.”Judal60 added: “This Morning never the same since Richard and Judy left.”Lisalouwilliams102 replied: “And mine xxx I wanted to be adopted by R&J back in the day.”Mrsvjb wrote: “Dame Judy, absolute legend! Looking incredible.”While Wendiet55 added: “She’s looking gorgeous as ever.”Judy retired from TV after 43 years in showbusiness back in 2018.At the time, Chloe told The Sun how her mum had made the decision to focus on “her health and our family”.

Fêted and eternally fabulous, Isabelle Huppert is this year’s Berlin Film Festival honorary Golden Bear laureate for her life’s work so far, with an accompanying program of some of her most celebrated films. About Joan is her newest, screened out of competition as a Berlinale Special gala (though Huppert was unable to make the trip to Berlin after testing positive for Covid). That is quite a lot of weight to carry for Laurent Larivière’s slender story about the malleability of memory. That subject in itself, broad and deep as it is, may be too much for this rickety film to bear, even with Huppert’s flickering brilliance in the title role.

EastEnders actress June Brown has turned another year older and marked her 94th birthday on February 16.The soap icon is beat known for playing Dot Cotton and joined the BBC One soap back in 1985.In 2005, she won Best Actress at the Inside Soap Awards and previously received the Lifetime Achievement award at the British Soap Awards.June was appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in the 2008 Birthday Honours for services to drama and to charity.In 2009, she was nominated for the BAFTA TV Award for Best Actress, making her the second performer to receive a BAFTA nomination for their work in a soap opera, after Jean Alexander.It was announced in February 2020 that June had decided to leave EastEnders behind and quit her role as chain-smoking Dot permanently.To celebrate the birthday girl, Daily Star has taken a look back at her wild life from opening up about being "sick and tired" of having sex to her unexpected friendship with pop sensation turned Hollywood actress Lady Gaga.June was born on 16 February 1927 in Needham Market, Suffolk and was one of five children.Her younger brother John Peter died of pneumonia in 1932 at 15 days old, and her elder sister Marise died in 1934 aged eight from a meningitis-like illness. She was educated at St John's Church of England School in Ipswich and then won a scholarship to Ipswich High School, where she passed the school certificate examinations.During the Second World War, she was evacuated to the Welsh village of Pontyates in Carmarthenshire.

Anne Hathaway proved that she was no diva as she checked out of her New York City hotel on Monday.The 38-year-old Oscar-winning actress carried her own luggage, a black duffel bag and aBabyBjörn travel crib, with ease as she walked down the sidewalk.The Devil Wears Prada star was on her way to meet her husband, Adam Schulman, 40, who waited in nearby car. Carry on: Anne Hathaway held her own luggage, a black duffel bag and a BabyBjörn travel crib, as she walked down the sidewalkAnne sported a casual look, wearing blue ankle jeans, an oversized navy blazer layered over a black shirt as well as gray and black ballet flats.

UPDATED, 9 AM: Amazon annnounced today that David Weil’s anthology series Solos will premiere May 21 exclusively on Prime Video. PREVIOUS, February 1: An all-star cast is set for Solos, a dramatic anthology series from Hunters creator David Weil and Amazon Studios. Oscar-winning actors Morgan Freeman, Anne Hathaway and Helen Mirren, Emmy-winner Uzo Aduba, Nicole Beharie, Anthony Mackie, Dan Stevens, and Constance Wu will star in the series that will premiere later this year on Amazon Prime Video in more than 240 countries and territories worldwide.

Locked Down, Hathaway’s latest selfie demonstrates how to wear the fringe day to day, as opposed to for formal events. Wearing her parting to the side, her wind-swept fringe perfectly frames her face and adds a detectable touch of French insouciance to her look.

A couple of months ago, Amazon announced plans for a new anthology series from the creator of “Hunters.” The series, titled “Solos,” features an all-star cast and is expected to be one of the most anticipated titles coming to the Prime Video streaming service this year. And in a series of first-look photos (via EW), the star power of “Solos” is pretty unbelievable.

Gallery: These actors rejected big roles (Espresso) And Rubin admits that while Hathaway was a delight to work with, it proved difficult to get hold of Franco. "Anne made herself readily available," he adds.

A decade ago, James Franco and Anne Hathaway co-hosted the 83rd Academy Awards and the experiment proved to be pretty awkward, according to several writers who worked the gig back in 2011. At the time, the telecast was criticized for being cringe and lacking chemistry between the two performers who were doing just that while playing off of one another.

being the “worst show ever” — the team of producers behind the broadcast recently opened up about what really went wrong that fateful night.As viewers may remember, Hathaway and Franco’s pairing came off on the Oscars stage as being awkward, but that wasn’t the only issue with the show.

Anne Hathaway didn't mind the rain while out walking in NYC on Wednesday.The Devil Wears Prada actress, 38, was spotted strolling around the city, clad in comfortable duds as she clutched onto an iced coffee.The star's outing came after Oscar writersDavid Wild, Jordan Rubin and Bruce Villanch talked about the star's very awkward hosting experience opposite James Franco in 2011, calling it 'like the world’s most uncomfortable blind date' in an interview withThe Ringer.

It’s largely considered to be the worst Oscars ceremony of all time. And ten years later folks are spilling the tea on how much worse it was behind the scenes!

Gallery: 10 things you should know about Kurt Russell (BANG Showbiz)She added: "A lot of stuff that made it into the show was written a few days beforehand. "We wrote all these jokes, but I don't think we ever landed on a tone or a cohesive feeling of what the show would be.

James Franco and Anne Hathaway's 2011 hosting gig of the Academy Awards has been considered to be one of the most awkward ones. The duo's hosting debacle was panned by viewers and recently, Oscars writers opened up about what went down during the time and why the show resulted to be the way it did.

There can be little argument that the 2011 Oscars went down as the most awkward hosting duties in the history of the awards.

Anne Hathaway and James Franco's hosting at the 2011 Academy Awards made it to the headlines for all the wrong reasons. While it was weird enough to see their awkwardness on the screen, Oscar writers are now revealing that things were even worse behind the scenes.

The Ringer, where they detailed just how awkward it was between the hosts. Wild revealed that his first reaction upon hearing that Franco and Hathaway would host was, 'Huh?' in his head, when a production executive told him.

The 2011 edition of the Academy Awards remains a low point for the venerable award show, thanks to the awkward hosting combination of James Franco and Anne Hathaway.

While the Oscars don't take place for another few weeks, this year marks the 10th anniversary of perhaps the most infamous Oscar telecast, the 83rd Oscars hosted by James Franco and Anne Hathaway.The Academy hoped to inject some youthful energy into the telecast - and deliver a boost to the ratings which had sagged in recent years - by bringing in Franco and Hathaway, but the result was among the most awkward telecasts in recent history.Writers David Wild, Jordan Rubin and Bruce Villanch opened up on that infamous night to The Ringer, where they detailed just how awkward it was between the hosts.

Awards show disaster! Ten years after James Franco and Anne Hathaway cohosted the Oscars, the show’s writers are still haunted by the awkwardness that transpired on stage.