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Introducing ‘The Interview’: Anne Hathaway Is Done Trying to Please

Hey, it's Michael. Just want to let you know what we're up to this weekend in the daily feed.

Our colleagues have been working on a brand new show, one that they're calling simply The Interview.

It'll be hosted some weeks by Lulu Garcia Navarro. You may know her from the show first person or from NPR.

Other weeks, it'll be hosted by David Marquesie will be interviewing all kinds of interesting people. Actors, politicians, writers. We're not going to spill

too many details right now, but we can say their opening lineup looks fantastic.

That includes this weekend when they're launching the show.

David is speaking with the actress Anne Hathaway.

Lulu is speaking with Yayir Lepid, the leader of the Opposition Party in Israel.

So this weekend we're going to bring you both of those shows and then in the following weeks

we'll be sharing every episode here on Saturday in the Daily Feed.

Okay, here's one of the first episodes of the interview.

This is the interview, a new show from the New York Times.

On one level, Anne Hathaway's new movie, The Idea of You, couldn't be more straightforward.

It's an adaptation of a novel about a woman who winds up in a relationship with a much younger singer in a boy band.

The movie's an update of the kinds of movies

that Hathaway was known for earlier in her career.

Movies like The Princess Diaries and The Devil Wears Prada.

These were movies where young women find themselves in entirely new situations and have to adapt to high pressure and glamorous worlds.

The twist for the new movie though is that Hathaway's playing a 40-year-old divorced mom,

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0:00.0	Hey, it's Michael. Just want to let you know what we're up to this weekend in the daily feed.
0:05.0	Our colleagues have been working on a brand new show, one that they're calling simply The Interview.
0:11.0	It'll be hosted some weeks by Lulu Garcia Navarro. You may know her from the show first person or from NPR.
0:18.0	Other weeks, it'll be hosted by David Marquesie will be interviewing all kinds of interesting people. Actors, politicians, writers. We're not going to spill
0:35.1	too many details right now, but we can say their opening lineup looks fantastic.
0:40.0	That includes this weekend when they're launching the show.
0:44.0	David is speaking with the actress Anne Hathaway.
0:47.0	Lulu is speaking with Yayir Lepid, the leader of the Opposition Party in Israel.
0:53.3	So this weekend we're going to bring you both of those shows and then in the following weeks
0:57.8	we'll be sharing every episode here on Saturday in the Daily Feed.
1:02.2	Okay, here's one of the first episodes of the interview.
1:05.0	David speaking with Anne Hathaway.
1:08.0	Take a listen.
1:10.0	This is the interview, a new show from the New York Times.
1:16.0	I'm David Markeze.
1:18.0	On one level, Anne Hathaway's new movie, The Idea of You, couldn't be more straightforward.
1:26.0	It's an adaptation of a novel about a woman who winds up in a relationship with a much younger singer in a boy band.
1:32.0	The movie's an update of the kinds of movies
1:34.9	that Hathaway was known for earlier in her career.
1:37.4	Movies like The Princess Diaries and The Devil Wears Prada.
1:40.7	These were movies where young women find themselves in entirely new situations and have to adapt to high pressure and glamorous worlds.
1:48.0	The twist for the new movie though is that Hathaway's playing a 40-year-old divorced mom,
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Introducing ‘The Interview’: Anne Hathaway Is Done Trying to Please

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