Anne Hathaway And Jeremy Strong On Their Gorgeous Friendship And New Film Armageddon Time

Within the just lately launched coming-of-age movie Armageddon Time, Jeremy Robust and Anne Hathaway play a married couple. In actual life, although, the 2 take pleasure in a particular connection.

The article was printed on this week’s concern of PEOPLE, which hit newsstands on Friday. In it, the 2 talk about their first encounter with each other whereas engaged on the movie Serenity, which can be launched in 2019.

Says Hathaway, the hyperlink finally grew to become extra strong and private as a result of I hung out with Jeremy’s character whereas we had been on Serenity. So on that individual mission, there have been instances after we obtained to have intimate moments, and people had been simply nice.

The 39-year-old Oscar winner remembers how their lives opened up comparably at an identical time within the sense that we each had dad and mom at across the identical time. That is how their lives started to resemble each other.

She argues that I ought to take a look at it from my perspective, and I can see that this stunning friendship has taken maintain.

Whereas Robust, 43, and his spouse, Emma Wall, have been blessed with three ladies, Hathaway, 35, and her husband, Adam Shulman, has two children. Robust says his second daughter started to stroll in the home he and Hathaway shared with pals and that her first steps had been taken there.

Of their second image collectively, titled Armageddon Time, the 2 of them play a Jewish middle-class couple elevating two boys in a semi-autobiographically plot primarily based on the author and director James Grey’s childhood in Queens.

The winner of the Emmy for Succession acknowledges that there wasn’t a whole lot of dialog amongst the solid and crew once they had been engaged on the mission. Nonetheless, when it was essential, we acted accordingly. An unstated belief exists between Annie and myself, in addition to between the 2 of us and one another. Annie and I each felt this belief in one another. We are able to talk successfully with each other due to our shared jargon.