This might be my WORST interview idea ever

[@Flaawsometalk]

UPDATE!!! Please watch Anne Hathaway's apology in regards to this video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYm2epmIjdh8Z80 Thank you for watching. Here is the T-shirt I am wearing in this video : flaawsometalk.etsy.com/listing/1786730850

[@lulumoon6942]

Really enjoy seeing this rare peek behind the scenes, as much for YOUR open perspective as celebrity insight. 👍😎

[@DillaryHuff]

Anne Hathaway is a hardcore feminist, but she doesn't seem to like humans 🤔

[@allyfaerie]

This is really unfair. You asked personal questions. This is where you are being mean and rude. This interview was years ago and you are making it about you because she's doing a new princess diaries. I know journalists. I was one and my father was one. You are no different. You don't care who you hurt as long as you spin your truth. No integrity.

[@cm-yu6gu]

I think you should realise you are singlehandedly changing the game with how celebrities are going to treat journalists now 😂 I think actually you're going to find the opposite effect where instead of being rude they are going to be kissing your butt cause everyone is so afraid of being cancelled.. which unfortunately isn't very genuine either but at least they are not looking down on you cause they know you hold power too. Although I wish people can just forget about power dynamics and just be nice for the sake of being nice

[@leonaj.5835]

@@romeokimssI'm beginning to think that Anne Hathaway's PR team hire people to comment on YT to defend her now. It's seems that studio reps threatening to blacklist journalists if that particular interview with wasn't taken down means nothing - 8:15-8:25

[@sanderella1642]

I wish I could learn to say “No.” as effortlessly as Ann.

[@wendyfrench8042]

No, followed by silence, to drive the point home that you’re not amused and are bored or seething.

[@danielitajosue2008]

​@@wendyfrench8042yeah, why would anyone want to be seen as a rude demeaning person? You can totally say no to something and still be sweet and respectful

[@emmalee9747]

@@danielitajosue2008💯

[@GullibleTarget]

Only say it when you mean to say it. Don't say it to one up someone. Be assertive. Don't be rude. I get what you mean. Make sure you know the difference between being rude and setting boundaries.😊

[@sleepinginthelight]

​@@danielitajosue2008why do they need to be sweet?

[@dunjajuzbasic4844]

I wouldn't say that she 'hated you' or that she is a snob..I think she didn't like your approach to the interview, she's human as well..

[@shirldayneee]

Nah, she just set boudaries​@gissellest333

[@kimhawthorne2319]

You didn't show her reaction to the singing question- or how you followed up- did you keep pushing her? Maybe that's why in subsequent questions she shut you down.

[@genenars9698]

Omg these comments, trying so hard to defend celebrities. They are literally salesmen trying to sell their movies so people want to watch. Do your job and answers the questions.

[@LucySoo1]

I mean these were personal questions and weren’t anything to do with the film. Just because she’s famous, doesn’t mean that she has to answer personal questions

[@CheetosReef]

❄😿🙄

[@shelley5449]

Completely agree with this. I think a lot of celebrities are put on the spot and asked to put all their deepest thoughts out there, and some things you do want to keep close to your chest. And yeah first crush might seem harmless (although you never know), but especially the other question about how we love is actually realllly deep. And I feel like as a celebrity if you say even the slightest thing wrong, people will rip you apart for it, so I can see why sometimes they would just keep a response simple.

[@malihakarim1696]

Yeah asking about her first crush lol duh she's a grown woman not a teen girl you are interviewing

[@deetorres9454]

its really not that serious lmao shes a multi millionaire on a baby press tour to make millions of dollars 🤣 not that hard to do your job youre being insanely overpaid to do

[@SalveRegina8]

Anne is a brat, period.

[@smithsunleashed]

Blake was rude no doubt. Anne was literally tired and i feel bad for her. People expect women to always smile and be nice. It’s crazy how they can’t have a bad day

[@Melanie7788P]

Um she didn’t have to be rude. You can have a bad day without treating other people like shit

[@yourcelebrityangle]

People do jobs with lot less comfort than these people, a celebrity of the caliber of Anne Hathaway has all the comfort to be able to go through junkets people out there doing other jobs do not have the same luck and have to pull through. So no, being impolite and rude is not an excuse to tiredness, they are doing a job, it is in their contract. Anne’s behavior wasn’t ok, it is not only “the singing” is the way she communicated it and behaved. As the interviewer explained they are also doing a job, magazines can reject an interview if they are not interesting enough, that means no money for the journalist. So there is that as well, if you don’t wanna sing handle it professionally.

[@Oki-t7q]

Exactly, Anna wasnt rude at all, she had every right not to answer a question

[@kevinwen7598]

It depends on whether you treat the interview as part of your job or not. Because “having a bad day” is not an excuse for being terrible at work. Let’s be real, you cannot tell your boss you’re tired and leave mid-day.

[@hafidbense4934]

Just say u like Anne and hate Blake because both were rude af

[@TonyaS]

Hugh Jackman seems like such a cool dude

[@goddessravenlovelife7452]

I’ve met Hugh Jackman at a movie premiere and he’s the most gracious affable human being in person than some celebrities.

[@TracyN67]

I agree! And Amanda Seyfried as well!

[@123samanthastar]

He’s amazing

[@Dash120z]

he is

[@melmel4712]

I ❤ him so much! Since I saw him play Curly in Oklahoma! 🤩

[@QuirkyGirl10]

I used to interview candidates for job openings, and one of the things I learned was to try to avoid asking questions in which the interviewee can answer with a yes or no. Anne Hathaway’s attitude is a reminder of why this is so important😮

[@noreenmccarthy4956]

YES! Open ended questions stop the rude, "Yes/No." answers. Great strategy for anyone who must engage/interview/coach someone!

[@GiovannaIwishyou]

@@noreenmccarthy4956 Yes, seems like she just wanted to finish the interview asap

[@Gee-xb7rt]

I would ask really out of the ballpark questions, people would think I was weird, lol. Ask them how they like living in x city, and what they found good or bad. Has nothing to do with the job but you learn about their "fit", like its not a good time to be negative unless you have well thought out reasons.

[@livingcolours773]

As a journalist, she should know this...

[@fuzzykyrra]

Part of Anne's job here was to promote the film... she had a choice about how to best conduct herself in the interview to better promote the film. She was unprofessional and a poor representation for the film with her dismissiveness and unwillingness to engage with the interviewer. If I were part of her PR Team or the production company behind the film I'd have been furious with her.

[@patwilliams800]

Mr Jackman still has humility, priceless 💜

[@Flaawsometalk]

Love him!!

[@Marita940]

Aussie

[@ptolemeeselenion1542]

For as long as you do not address black right activism and racially motivated police brutality in front of him.

[@Hunny1au]

Why? I've never seen him snap at anyone. Which interview was he rude in?

[@wordswordswords8203]

hugh seems really nice, amanda too

[@VAS-r1n]

Anne looked like she was going to burst into tears. She wasn't even blinking, as if to hold back her tears. She was definitely going through something. There was no need to post this, completely unnecessary.

[@ladyasriel7874]

Yeah I agree, I think she looks close to tears too. Definitely wasn't a Blake Lively situation, like you said she was clearly going through something.

[@willatano1464]

She was trying not to bust put laughing in her face. She is cleary a meanie

[@MegaDeath22]

She was starving and did a really intense movie. Like she talked about how taxing this role was on her.

[@OSCURO333]

@@ladyasriel7874 Maybe she was like that because of her criminal boyfriend.

[@Beautycomesoutofashes]

Nah. Not having that. She knew she was being rude.

[@merrikwright19]

Nah I wouldnt want to sing either. I cant blame her. Also she looked tired. I didnt find it rude, dismissive maybe, but not rude.

[@MrItsjustmeok]

I hope I'm never in your company if you think this isnt rude.

[@whateverbabe]

@@MrItsjustmeokshe wasn’t professional enough, she said she wont sing and yet she pushed it! Then asked her about first crush what a dumb question!

[@deetorres9454]

SHES A PROFESSIONAL PERFORMER, YOU ARE NOT. THIS IS PART OF HER JOB

[@whateverbabe]

@@deetorres9454 interviewer NOT SINGER

[@perfectly22smith38]

Excuses

[@KatieJMichaels]

“hey anne can you sing your answers? it’s 5am btw, and people have been really mean to you specifically about your singing voice in this film. oh do you remember your first crush?“ not s good interview, sorry.

[@lewis7515]

It's, literally, f**kery.....

[@mpwest929]

“And if you don’t dance for me, 12 years later I’ll post this heavily edited interview because I’m starved for attention”

[@NeurodivergentMom]

@@mpwest929my thoughts exactly 😂

[@zina8318]

Say no is not rude or bullying. That’s literally all she did? This is ridiculous and makes you look far worse than Anne. Maybe learn to respect people’s boundaries when they say no, they’re not comfortable doing something. Or can’t remember something. Or don’t want to talk about something. FFS. Being a dancing monkey for mediocre interviewers and agreeable to things they’re uncomfortable with is absolutely not an actors job requirement.

[@chiaraby7002]

Saying no in that way with those awful face micro expressions is being a f awful human being. Maybe the idea she had for the interview wasn't good enough for her. Maybe the questions weren't right, that doesn't allow her being a sh1tty human being. Period.

[@maggie-w1v]

Did she say it was bullying or are you putting words in her mouth?

[@zina8318]

@@maggie-w1v heavily implied and stated in comments many times - this is obvious clickbait nonsense. This lady obnoxious af and the fact that Anne was made to “apologize” for this is insanity. I am not giving her more views by watching her BS “apology” video. I hope that’s BS too tbh. She had nothing to apologize for.

[@zina8318]

@@maggie-w1v not to mention this interviewer makes everything about herself “she hated me” 🙄 probably not, you just don’t understand boundaries and get offended by people saying “no”.

[@maggie-w1v]

@@zina8318 So she didn't say it then?

[@amz_8725]

At 7:25 , where’s Anne hathaways answer to that question? I think it would be better to post the full interview instead of certain clips just to really show the full picture because for all we know, she may have responded well to other questions.

[@DancingDeity]

She says in the video that she previously uploaded the full thing but Anne’s rep (or another rep) contacted her telling her she’ll be blacklisted if she doesn’t take it down.

[@superhornyalien]

@@DancingDeityyeah but that was years ago, at this point she is blacklisted because of her content and probably has the full clip (I’m guessing)

[@amz_8725]

⁠@@DancingDeityif that’s the case, why did she reupload only the controversial clips? The rep would definitely have an issue again if they were to see this video. If she could post these then she might as well post the extra questions she asked.

[@DancingDeity]

@@amz_8725 I think having 5 seconds of edited clips vs a full video solely focused on Anne might’ve warranted less threats but who knows. Her latest video shows that Anne sent a personal apology after this began to circulate.

[@godsfavcreator]

@@DancingDeity Don't believe everything you hear.. you sound naive asf😂😂

[@saratexas5181]

Anne looked extremely tired and I think it’s fair that she said no to all of those. She was criticized heavily for her singing voice in the movie, so my guess is that she thought you were trying to “trap” her with her first question which then created a distrust the rest of the interview. I’m not a die hard feminist, but I think it’s OK for women to say no and to have bad days.

[@lanazak773]

I had that thought too - more that she might not have felt she was a good singer. I can relate to that and I might be annoyed too.

[@ketket0725]

Yeah she seemed very serious and I wonder if something happened or if she was just horribly exhausted

[@biancamichelle11]

Anne is getting paid to be there, she’s working. Her job is to answer questions and she failed to do so. It’s ok if she’s having a bad day, but it’s not ok to dismiss the interviewer. It’s a professional setting, she can literally answer any way she wants, but she gave her nothing. If she were an employee elsewhere she’d be fired.

[@farawaykin]

i am a die hard feminist but i don't feel like it's applicable here to say that it's a case of a woman saying no when she doesn't want to do something, because we usually say it when women are expected to do certain things or to act a certain way specifically because they're women while men wouldn't be expected to do the same. and it certainly cannot excuse rudeness. i actually really like your guess, i didn't know she was critisized a lot so it seems very likely that that was (ppart of?) the reason for her behavior there. but still her demonstrative dismissiveness of the interviewer was unprofessional at best, she literally looked like she hated her and was trying to make it super clear and refused to answer very neutral and quite interesting questions which was her job.

[@aamnahere6250]

If Anne had agreed to work in this film and promote it, she had made a decision as an adult that she needed to respect. If she couldn't fulfill that commitment, she should have missed the interview. Calling the attitude of rude and entitled women acceptable in the name of feminism is not okay. There are ways to not answer a question. Taking out your stress on people who're only doing their jobs is definitely not feminist. She wouldn't have responded this way to a colleague of hers.

[@JVanProduction]

To be fair you were interviewing a bunch of heavy hitters in one day: Hugh, Russell, Anne, Amanda, Eddie. I thought Russell sang really well in his response to you. I liked his character and the rough, gritty singing voice. It suited his character. I can see why Anne would be somewhat annoyed with those interview questions. Her part in the movie was sooo much more than just about “love”. She was the epitome of the harshness of patriarchal society and the class system towards women. She was just trying to make ends meet and she was fired from her factory job, had to sell off her hair, outcast by society because she was a single mother… Her boss was manipulative and cruel and using her sexually. Her character was so tragically flawed by the system. Then she died due to poverty and sickness. Not only that, she sang the most beautiful raw and emotional performance of “I Have a Dream” that I have ever listened to. Whenever I watch that clip/performance, I cry. I cried in the movie theater for Pete’s sake. It was beautiful. But then to ask her about love back in that day and her first crush… it sounded a little ill prepared. :/

[@MasonGrant0704]

Anne is known to be a brat.

[@gallyi34]

You know what is sad? It's sad when somebody has to explain her personal issues to a perfect stranger just because this stranger thought the person was "rude". The questions were bad and anne was totally polite. Nothing to apologise about. With blake i could see the problem and i totally agreed with you. But not in that case. At this point i just begin to think you want the attention for yourself

[@MrItsjustmeok]

We have a very different idea of what polite means and this definetly isn't that.

[@MrItsjustmeok]

@@emilyvincent4986 What a bizarre reply! Absolutely classless. You can set boundaries without being downright rude and dismissive. It's Anne's job to give these interviews as part of promoting the movie and she gets paid handsomely in doing so.

[@Strepite]

Maybe it just wasn't her day and she was forced to do the interview for promotional purposes. So I wouldn't say she hates you, she just didn't want to do it.

[@blanchdubois398]

But its part of her job to do the interview and be nice not a total jerk

[@Cat-qo3ht]

Then maybe cancel or reschedule if she knew she just wasn't going to be her best. Bad press can really affect someone's reputation. As we all know. Or she could have confided in Kjersti ahead of time that she's not feeling at her best, etc. That goes a long way.

[@malihakarim1696]

​@@blanchdubois398She wasn't being a jerk

[@blurdreamer]

its ridiculous to say she force to do interview, its part of her job, by the way that movie got her an Oscar. not any random movie she does.

[@willatano1464]

Its her job

[@amsaric]

I usually love your questions but I actually think that the questions you asked her were unanswerable. First of all, they’re yes or no questions. Second, it’s difficult to say who loved better and when, and third, if she didn’t want to share or really couldn’t remember her first crush the only answer to the question is no. It’s a yes or no question. This is not at all like for an example the Blake interviews where she pretends you’re not there. That’s just awful and rude. I don’t think Blake is an unkind person but clearly she’s tactless. Anne doesn’t seem tactless here.

[@franziskakaffee5797]

Honestly, you are an interviewer but you are not asking open questions. If you recognize that they gve you short answers ask an open question instead.

[@Flaawsometalk]

if someone has decided to give you nothing in responses it does not matter how you ask a question. They would say things like, I dont know, I dont remember, I have no idea - to open ended questions.

[@franziskakaffee5797]

@@Flaawsometalk disagree, you are a professional interviewer - if people do not make an effort to ask good questions and just ask yes no than I also think, you are not doing your job, so why should I. You should have switched to open questions after she did not make an effort. I could understand your need to talk about celebs that bully interveiwers. But at this point you are holding people to a higher standard than yourself.

[@summer0250]

well said ​@@franziskakaffee5797

[@KatieJMichaels]

@@Flaawsometalkshe answered your question. sorry you didn’t get a long story response but maybe you should bring questions that aren’t “do you remember your childhood crush?” (which is a yes or no question, to which, she answered) or “did we love more in the past?” what even is that question, girl?

[@jasmine.foot7]

​​@@franziskakaffee5797​ Exactly, I don't think the actress trusted her enough and that's okay. Anne Hathaway clearly didn't feel at ease for some reason. If this was early in Kjersti's career, it seems she was a bit unseasoned here. When I sit down with someone, I can tell within 2 minutes if I feel comfortable around them or not. That's not anyone's fault they didn't vibe. I'm not one of those "fake it until I make it" people. I can't force myself to feel upbeat if I'm having an off day.

[@jayvansickle7607]

I'm glad we aren't all judged by our bad days or moments. I personally love Hathaway....and, I'll keep that opinion until I feel like there's a justifiable reason to change it. This interview wasn't it.

[@TheTruth-ko9ov]

This is woman is very drama and crying baby and seems she has no more work so she decided to post those videos to get some fame.

[@jayvansickle7607]

@@TheTruth-ko9ov It's confusing...b/c in the same video, she acknowledges that Anne could've just had a bad day or something....but, still seems like she is blasting her.

[@TheTruth-ko9ov]

@@jayvansickle7607 Yeah exactly

[@angelarasmussen1800]

This made Russel Crowe and especially Hugh Jackman look like the most comfortable in their own skin and certainly the most fun. True or not.

[@Gee-xb7rt]

Most people in entertainment are more normal that you might think, and to me this question was super cringy, but you should still have empathy for the interviewer.

[@Bearedd]

Aussies seemed generally chill and go with the flow

[@fevertreelover]

Crowe does seem like a good time. Solid dude 😂

[@LorisBenedict]

My experience has been that bullies LOVE to be cruel to kind-hearted people. It makes them feel confident. Bullies are the most insecure, damaged people on the planet

[@TheStreetsOfOurLives]

Reading this helps me feel seen! 😊💚

[@lasantuzza777]

yes i’ve come to realize if bullies don’t target you it’s because you’ve become hardened like them. only kind, good ppl trigger bullies!

[@LorisBenedict]

@lasantuzza777 Yes. They're like animals. Animals fight for dominance. If you stand up to a bully, 9 tmes out of 10, they'll back down. I once looked a co-worker in the eyes and calmly and firmly said, "Don't ever talk to me like that again." They were speechless. I stood there staring them down. They finally walked off in a huff. Don't ever back down.

[@gabrielavilla7308]

it's because they bully the kind-hearted part within themselves.

[@AbrahamsWisdom]

@@TheStreetsOfOurLivesas a bully or as a kind hearted person? Just kidding ❤

[@cchamming3686]

Can we see the full unedited version of the interview?

[@s.a.m.francis]

With Blake’s interview I agreed that she was definitely rude and out of line. This feels like a reach though. Anne was polite, maybe curt, but polite, and the questions asked had nothing to do with the movie. I could have understood feeling slighted if she had refused to answer questions that actually had to do with what she was promoting, but that isn’t really what happened here.

[@hafidbense4934]

She was a cvvnt. Simply put. She was dismissive and gave "no" as answers in an interview where people expect you to give a proper answer. U can defend asshole behavior all u want but you are the one reaching

[@katharine7401]

​@@justawitch66Are you trying to tell us you don't know what the word "curt" means? Google is great- synonyms to curt are: terse, brusque, clipped, blunt, short, monosyllabic. Hope that helped.

[@kweenz600]

Agreed

[@KathBorup]

Most of them don't go as far (with the rudeness as Blake) but It is part of a celebrities job to be interviewed when promoting their movies. Giving multiple one word answers is not usually part of that. She was definitely not being friendly let's put it that way.

[@janlim445]

What do you mean it has nothing to do with the movie... Les Mis is a love story set back in 1800s. I think the question is relevant - was love and sacrifice stronger back then? I think it is. Interviewer asked her to sing for fun. Les Mis is a musical. Have you even watched the musical or movie?! First crush I agree is irrelevant question and the interviewer should have sensed the disinterest and moved back to ask more standard movie question.

[@Bibirallie]

This is a stretch! she isn’t rude if she didn’t want to sing and you didn’t respect her choice and decided to do it anyway, that was rude. I stand with Anne! You also say she was nice other times, therefore not giving her the benefit of the doubt that she had an off day, self centered much.

[@banksybeach6609]

So rude how she answered no so condescending.

[@autum8560]

Being a bit of a diva isnt rude, its within Anne's rights

[@MasonGrant0704]

Doing interviews is part of the job and Anne makes millions.

[@himmatahmed]

" I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel " - RIP Maya Angelou

[@1282louise]

And who said that.

[@Belle1111Earthangel]

​@1282louise Maya Angelo said it, you basil tomato cape cod potato chip with onion ranch dipping sauce!

[@himmatahmed]

@@1282louise Maya Angelou

[@Allie-x4t]

Wonderful quote and words to live by. Maya Angelou was a great teacher in her writings❤

[@dakz9296]

And people will forget your name and not remember who you are. Maya Angelou was on point.

[@Johhn93]

Ok, Blake Lively and Parker Posey acted like total brats and they got what they deserved by being exposed. It felt fair. I say that even tho I always loved Parker as an actress and felt dispappointed seeing her treating you the way they did. But this time, with Anne Hathaway.. sorry but its no big deal, maybe she was just having a bad day, she did not sound rude, just cold, just not having it. It feels like that you are trying really hard to have a revenge on people that disapppointed you personnally. Yes, you also show good interviews from nice celebrities but after a while, it looks a little eye catching.

[@PhoebeGreen-v5w]

She's sharing her experiences. Not all of them are good and she has every right to talk about it

[@Johhn93]

@@PhoebeGreen-v5w I know, and I have also the right to give my opinion. I don't mean to be nasty to Kjersti. Just, like Anthony Hopkins had a reason to act the way he did (as she mentionned in another video), maybe Anne was just not having it. I find the title ''This might be my worst interview ever'.. too much. On the other hand, I stand up for her with the Blake and Parker one which was absolutely horrific.

[@PhoebeGreen-v5w]

She said it was the worst interview because she felt embarrassed about her singing after the fact. She went into it wanting to make it a little different by asking a question like that and went through with it no matter how cringey

[@ronellwalker9463]

It really felt like she was talking down to her.

[@ronellwalker9463]

She said worst interview IDEA. Hope this helped

[@vinyleyezz]

The celebrity transparency on this channel is AMAZING, thank you for showing us how they actually are UNEDITED! Good job!

[@jessiemcjess702]

Right? I am addicted to this channel at this point- speaking as a person that has *never* found themselves giving a single heck about celebrity interviews before (because we all know interviews are part of the celeb job and they have to be in character). It is so nice to see they are merely humans and can’t act perfect forever- I’m so sick of the fake perfection, and I love seeing people act like actual people. I started watching her channel because it broke my heart the way she was spoken down to, but now I’m actually obsessed with seeing how human everyone is with Kjersti- good bad and ugly. Kjersti just keeps being herself and has a knack to be so real with the people she interviews that they seem to feel comfortable enough let their own selves out too. Watching people be real is *actually* so much more entertaining than all the prescribed scripted stuff we’ve all seen before. The transparency is SO refreshing. We all have bad days and show our worst selves sometimes, and it is so ridiculous to pretend anyone deserves to be on a pedestal. Humans are humans, nobody is perfect. It’s amazing how much grace she exudes even in the most awkward moments. She just keeps trucking on and I actually look up to her fearlessness. This woman is a badass!

[@Flaawsometalk]

Thank you. So happy you like it.

[@myrtlebeachsara]

I love this as well!!

[@UgoAlbarello]

​@Flaawsometalk unedited? This is highly edited for your favor. Are you actually able to read the room and adapt to the mood of your guest?

[@User1to100]

​@@UgoAlbarello She's a journalist who interviews actor about their own films. She doesn't have to read the room. If you are promoting your film you have to be professional about the interviews regardless of your personal problems, that's your job and if you can't manage it then quit.

[@amandinegarcia1371]

I have to be honest, if you want the people you're interviewing to treat you like a human being, you have to do the same thing too. They're not puppets in your puppet show. Asking someone to sing their answers is very extreme in my opinion, even related to Les Mis. You might not see anything wrong with it but you also have to consider the context of the situation. These people might have been doing 9 hours of interviews that day, maybe even for a few days, on top of that they're not robots - they have feelings too, you never know if one of their family members is sick or if they just broke up with their partners etc. Yes Blake Lively was plain rude and dismissive, Anne just didn't feel like she was having it. But she still treeated you with respect. It would also be helpful if you showed the whole interview, because just using little snippets give us no insights to what happened in the rest of the interview, the way she acted and the way you acted. I'm not saying you did, but if you pushed into that narrative when she already expressed a boundary I would understand why she shut down too.

[@Sita2013]

Everything is great idea until you get too personal, they dont have much privacy and eventhough you can be very nice person these personal questions will start to bother you…they are in the spotlight 24/7 so I am not surprise they get annoyed once in a while

[@DR-eh6bc]

Ja osobno mislim da ima glumaca koji su zaista " teški " za razgovor, al' isto se da primjetiti da ova novinarka pokušava na silu biti simpatična i duhovita, a nekim glumcima to jednostavno nije fora, nije čak ni meni. Ovo je pravi primjer da ne možete svima u životu pristupiti jednako

[@DominikZagar]

@@DR-eh6bc indeed

[@cheri6785]

@kjersti the reason I enjoy some of your content is because it’s nice to see when some celebrities, sometimes, can let their well deserved guard down and just be themselves in front of a camera and not have to act. However, I paused at 8:14, right after you criticized Anne because she didn’t answer a very personal question. Your response was that she didn’t like you. I’m wondering if it ever occurs to anyone that some celebrities appear standoffish during these five minute interviews because they don’t want to answer such personal questions to have the whole world pick apart. Geez🤦‍♀️

[@Flaawsometalk]

It wasn't the fact that she didn't want to answer, which would be fine. It was the way she did it.

[@cheri6785]

@@Flaawsometalk I agree.

[@TheTruth-ko9ov]

​@@Flaawsometalk Are you toddler who need special treat!!! Grow up You are already look old enough to be grown but seems your brain isn't grown enough

[@shelley5449]

Completely agree with you, all she did was answer no, what else is it that these people want? I'm not diagnosed autistic but I have suspicions and so maybe that's impacting my judgement who knows. But I don't think there was a 'way she said it' or anything like some of the other comments are trying to say. I think she was just being straight up and honest.

[@epp]

It is true that the questions that you asked Anne were close ended. Never ask questions that could be answered with yes or no. Better to ask "what do you think was similar or different in the way love was expressed during that era?"

[@dizzy388]

Yeah but like... anyone with common sense (and Anne's smart and emotionally intelligent, she definitely has it) knows that it was an invitation to start a conversation. The fact that Anne just shut down every attempt at starting a conversation, refusing to elaborate, is so jarring.

[@Flaawsometalk]

She would not have given me any answers that I could use at that point. The interview was already "over." Instead of "no," she could say "I dont know" or "I dont remember." It would not have made a difference.

[@debhorne150]

​@@FlaawsometalkExactly! There was no need to be so rude. She could've laughed at the silliness of singing her answer. There was no need for Anne to be mean about it.

[@lovedazed]

@@debhorne150 being direct doesn’t mean she was rude? 💀 ask stupid questions and get stupid answers

[@user23q0]

Why say I don't know or I don't remember if she seems tht she didnt want to say tht. Saying no doesn't mean being rude, and she didn't say it in a rude way, either. U asked her direct que she gave a you direct answer

[@skylarveruca]

I think it wasn’t a great idea. I mean it’s hard for people to have to answer questions and then you throw them off by asking them to sing. As an interviewer it might be fun to mix it up a bit but I think it’s better to make the other person feel comfortable. Also, I think people are waiting for a more in-depth questions related to the project rather than who was your first crush. I would actually be similar to Anne if I were interviewed because you have the freedom to show up the way you want to. I liked Russell because he really showed how he would sing for the part and sort of stick to his movie and his role. Also when people respond like Anne, it’s not you but what you represent. She must not enjoy doing interviews like this or was tired etc.

[@manana6646]

I mostly agree but they’re actors.. performing is their job. She didn’t have to sing but being mean wasn’t necessary either! You can try to make people comfortable but if they’re rude, there’s just nothing you can do! Was it cringe? Absolutely, but she didn’t do anything wrong or disrespectful, unlike Anna who was mean for no reason.

[@pezi090]

@@skylarveruca Exactly! My opinion is, that its the Interviewers job to make the persons shes Interviewing feel comfortable! Everyone is talking about how actors have to be always professional. But interviewer is also a profession, they also get paid. So i think the Interviewer should have a good sense for the people shes interviewing...you can do so much as a interviewer to turn the discussion into something positive..just by validating the other persons feelings...or go for deeper questions...you can't treat everybody the same! And also: Why should actors always have to act? They act on stage and in movies? Why should they perform in interviews or pretend something they are not? I mean the media and the journalists want something from them...and not vice versa....

[@Spider-ManHQ]

Interviewers don't get enough sit down time with the actor before the interview starts to know how they might feel about the questions they are going to ask. They get rushed in and then the questions start. Most of Hathaway's costars said they'd be willing to sing the answers so there was zero reason for the interviewer to suspect that Hathaway would be completely against the idea. That's the point of asking. As for the other questions, albeit maybe ridiculous, if Hathaway's other costars are answering these same questions with more insight, again why would the interviewer suspect that Hathaway wouldn't do the same? If the other costars are willing to answer the questions w/ more thoughtful responses, I'd expect Hathaway to do the same.

[@manana6646]

@@sbaker9289 no 😜. It’s in the attitude. She could have answered just « yes » to both questions, it would still have felt the same. How hard is it to just say nicely or in a playful tone « yes, I remember, but I won’t tell you?! » She was just rude and if she wasn’t having it that day (because she’s human), the right thing to do would have been to cancel the interview. Also, she wrote to her an email in which she apologized.. so she admitted she was unpleasant (for personal reasons).

[@mystique592]

​@@manana6646 How was Anne mean? She simply said no.

[@Kmcd0731]

I can kinda see how she might think we'll you asked for her consent to do something she declined and you kinda tried to push her into doing it anyway. That may have turned her a bit sour. Not an excuse but I can see how it could be a misunderstanding.

[@FoxPiñata]

People need to stop thinking that every single reaction a person has whenever they have an interaction it’s because of them. People have bad days and have an attitude but if you did nothing offensive then it must be something else. Let’s be more mature. Tolerant and professional

[@pb.j.1753]

I'd like to watch that whole Anne Hathaway interview (before I can form an opinion). Can you upload it?

[@nerddom-square]

That was the whole thing. She ended the interview early because of her responses.

[@userqwerty-g2y]

awww , i thought it wasnt the whole thing, whoa ​@@nerddom-square

[@Rana-Ehab-Mohamed]

​@@nerddom-square Someone said in the comments that some questions are missing so I guess it's not full

[@Xenabuffyfan]

Hold on… She said, “I won’t be doing that” from the start, and instead of just moving on you decided to push back…and now the comments are calling her rude because you didn’t accept her answer? Listen, it’s an awkward question. And even the other celebrities kinda poked fun at how awkward it was. But Ann was pretty clear with you about her boundaries. And you did it anyway. So with all due respect, you kinda brought this one on yourself. I’m noticing this trend with some, not all, but some of your videos. In some cases, the celebrities are indefensibly rude to you without provocation. For which you have my sympathy. In other cases…you CLEARLY push your luck and try to create “interesting moments” and then seem almost surprised when the human being across from you acts like…a human being. With boundaries. Feelings. Lines. A bad day. I think while you are enjoying this notoriety, some well deserved, for your experience in this industry, this might also be something for you to examine. Something that some of your rabid cheerleaders might not have the kind honesty to share with you.

[@user-py2fx5wp1o]

Very well said. I wholeheartedly agree

[@Xenabuffyfan]

@@user-py2fx5wp1o I literally was just watching a video on several female celebrities being asked about their weight and bodies and how they’re constantly navigating rude and personal questions by journalists. Because of recent scandals, we’re in this very “anti celebrity” era right now where we almost dehumanize them and act like any question is fair game because they have privileges. Any question is not fair game. Having money doesn’t mean you get to behave disrespectfully towards them, anymore than they are allowed to be disrespectful to you.

[@Xenabuffyfan]

I’m sure she’s a nice person but yes. This. Even the Blake Lively interview was one where, while I agree that Blake and Parker took it a little far with the shunning her the rest of the interview, to comment on a person’s body well intentioned or not is just never a good idea. Most of us have been taught that from a young age. Especially with pregnancies. And the thing is, these celebrities are used to dealing with vultures so much that, yes, they’re a little defensive when it comes to questions. Doesn’t mean they should act like assholes, but from a certain standpoint…I get it.

[@dizzy388]

To use Anne's words: No. She was paid 10 million dollars for this role, and giving interviews is part of the job. Even if she was annoyed by Kirsti's first joke, it doesn't change the fact that she still shut down all further attempts at conversation and was outwardly hostile. When i'm frustrated at work, I don't take it as an excuse to slack off and be rude to clients - and I'm barely paid above minimum wage! Once again - she was given more money than either of us will ever see in our lifetime for this role alone, and for barely a fraction of the work. Putting aside being a kind and decent person - the least she can do is to do her job. Besides, I can pretty much guarantee that her team had read and preapproved these questions beforehand. As far as journalist's fishing for 'interesting moments' goes, this is one of the mildest versions i've seen - and even if it wasn't, who cares? One more time: Her job, which she got paid 10 million dollars for, includes navigating these very expected scenarios politely and professionally.

[@Mr.Murasakino]

I understand what you are saying. She did admit in the video that she could have went about a different way but nowhere in that interview did krjesti forced her to do *anything*. Anne said Krjerst could sing but she wouldn't. So krjesti sung. Because she can. She never forced anne to sing . I get it Anne has the right to say no to her questions but anyone could tell that she was giving the interviewer nothing. She has the right to say no and be assertive, she doesn't have the right to be rude and cold.

[@traceychapman4825]

I loved it! I think Anne Hathaway seemed negative before you even started. Her energy seems off

[@BlankCanvas88]

Yeah she wasn’t even looking at her. She was ready to be a jerk from the start.

[@LuvSlushie]

I just googled other interviews with Anne for this movie in which she’s wearing the same clothes so I know it was on the same day. In another interview with a guy she looked like she was about to cry at any moment. Maybe she had a bad thing happen to her before hand but it’s still no reason for her to be so rude!

[@mumble.jumbles]

​@@LuvSlushieI'm not sure if this is before or after a wardrobe malfunction that happened during this film tour that got a lot of publicity. I think Matt Lauer made a thing about it, so she was especially vulnerable and defensive and seemed on the verge of tears with that "no" response.

[@thatMMaven]

The problem is that the interviewer didn't do anything first. She just came off that way with this energy with no explanation whatsoever. Why show up to an interview when you're going to stonewall THE INTERVIEWER??😭 Ugh! If she had a problem, she should have said so rather than doing this.

[@Gee-xb7rt]

@@LuvSlushie these press things are a lot, but it is part of the job, you are paid to market the film as much as you are paid to act. this goes on all through awards season and then you are finally done with the film. Its still no excuse.

[@carinagatta]

I think it's cool how the others were so game. For Anne, I think she didn't like the personal question (remembering her first crush). She just wanted to talk directly about the film.

[@Flaawsometalk]

I don't think she wanted to talk to me at all actually. Lol

[@alvin6879]

​​@@films5555What are you talking about? She asked whether she remembered who her first crush was. It's a simple yes or no question. If she said yes, she could say she preferred to keep it private. Sometimes the interviewer asks something about the actor to get perspective about the person he/she is.

[@joeyoungs8426]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@alvin6879True or even graciously decline to answer and set/reset the boundary. We all know it can be done politely and tactfully. I’m also sure Ms. Flaa would’ve obliged.

[@sydney1622]

@@Flaawsometalkmaybe ask better questions? You don’t get to speak for her and say that she didn’t like you. You set the tone of the interview to be so awkward. Then when Anne’s demeanor changes because of it you decide to put blame on her

[@CountryCowboy008]

@@sydney1622celebrities are not fragile china dolls who would break with the slightest force, so they shouldn’t be treated as such. Some even had to endure way worse in the name of their artistry. Stop making excuses for Anne Hate-away’s behaviour. The Hatahate train ran its course back then and there’s a reason - she’s just being exposed now. Be grateful!

[@Aversiontostupidity]

Really?? It is a thing to discuss about?? Why are you expecting the actors to dance in your tune in the name of film promotion??? She might not be in a mental state to sing?? And the movie is NOT FUNNY... so why would she be involve herself in this so called 'cringe-funny' thing?

[@BlankCanvas88]

Ugh she was so cold. It gave me chills! 🥶

[@starlight8290]

Yeah wasn't expecting that at all from her

[@elleee-lv3lw]

I mean she kind of said she is not on board with the idea and the interviewer continued anyway? Read the room?

[@celinesignoret7708]

@@elleee-lv3lw So? She didn't have to answer that way.

[@0fficialselena__90]

​@celinesignoret7708 There was nothing wrong with how she answered the question and it's not her responsibility to cater to your feelings

[@Cat-qo3ht]

Right?! I felt it for Kjersti 😮😢

[@audrey9-81]

Anne was obviously going through something that day, still there is no excuse for her behavior. Amanda Seyfried is like a breath of fresh air. The male actors were pleasant too Don't second guess yourself Kjersti you are a kind soul and give 110% in each interview. Keep up the good work! On a lighter note..you have te most beautiful hair. So shiny & healthy!

[@elisabethlourens6626]

Well......stupid behaviour elicits stupid behaviour....

[@MelePaasi]

I always felt something a little off about her, she's the nice but not kind type

[@flordelisazul8169]

@@MelePaasi shes fake, doubled face, not genuine

[@plumdutchess]

​​@@elisabethlourens6626 Except that she could have easily said no and kept the rest of the interview pleasant. She was a b*tch all throughout. The rest saw the fun off it and went with it. They're actors. Press is part of it. She's not professional.

[@katherinequesada7382]

Thats funny lol😅​@@elisabethlourens6626

[@alexandriaconnor8178]

Hugh Jackman was adorable!

[@bellajade419]

she clearly just didn't feel open with you which is more than ok if she doesn't want to be she wasn't rude just to the point

[@MrItsjustmeok]

She is paid millions and it is her job to promote the movie if anything she should be thankful anybody wants to give her the time of day. Absolute vile and classless.

[@canvasjockey4628]

@@MrItsjustmeok And it's the interviewers job to ask questions about the project being promoted (you know, as evidenced by the large logo behind her). Doing something so unprofessional as asking about love and first crushes frees the actor from any such obligations.

[@MrItsjustmeok]

@@canvasjockey4628 The questions are directly c9nnexted to her character and the plot so I have no idea what you are talking about. Do you know this is a musical and her character has her first love and heartbreak in the movie? I have to say I find it astounding you have written your comment with such confidence despite it being 100% wrong.

[@loveyaaxx]

@@MrItsjustmeok why did you write connected like that😐🤣

[@MrItsjustmeok]

@@loveyaaxx Because I can and there's nothing you can do about it.

[@yorocco1]

I interviewed tons of big stars. The thing is, they have to do these interviews all day long and your questions are insulting. They are, and you don’t feel you need to apologize to them? You put no thought into asking interesting questions and you embarrass them. What do you expect? I got asked back every time because I had respect for interviewees, did my homework and asked interesting questions.

[@michael-bell]

So Anne starts the interview off by saying, "No, I won't be doing that", and then proceeds to answer, "No", and, "No", for the next two questions and then is happy to end the interview instantly. Bizarre. What does Anne think this interviewer did to her? 😅 It's like she thought she was meeting her boyfriend's recent ex-girlfriend or something.

[@mermaiddiyartist8119]

Idk to me it comes off as jealousy

[@michael-bell]

@@mermaiddiyartist8119 Jealousy of what?

[@FaithAnswered]

Has to be something, girls don’t usually throw hands but they throw things out like this & you gotta pretend they didn’t just slap you across the face unprovoked & smile at you condescending arggg! 😂 ps: I finally got to the interviews & Kjersti was breathtaking! Jealousy confirmed 😂

[@silverkitty2503]

@@mermaiddiyartist8119 Nah it comes off as thinking she is above this ... and taking herself too seriously

[@callibanpatrich1290]

actors have thousands of interviews per day. they have a lack of a sleep. it's not like it could justify the rude behavior, but Anne said right away that she's not going to sing back and the interviewer still proceeded with singing. mind that we were shown some little clips and cuts from the whole interview and it is not really clear what Anne's answer was to the singing question. Kjersti deliberately cut the video right after. and then she showed little cuts of her answering 'no' to random questions. very weird. it is also not clear whether the interviewer insisted on Anne's singing after she refused. Kjersti needs to upload the whole interview from start to an end for us to make a judgement. unfortunately, I feel like she started making things up for a content.

[@lorriehaley1398]

Actually I think this was a fun idea for an interview ice breaker because it goes with the musical theme. I loved Hugh Jackman’s response because he had a sense of humor and the whole one note singing also reminded me of chanting in church. Anne Hathaway didn’t look like she was in the same lighthearted mood. To be fair this movie does have some dark elements (especially her character) and maybe she wanted to discuss that aspect more.

[@cindycster1]

Some people take themselves too seriously... you need to be able to laugh at yourself! Thanks again Kjersti for sharing.

[@Gullvivas]

@iKnowYou_YouAintKnowMe You must search better for better people! I deleted all sosical media platforms and refuse to read newspapers and Tv.I love youtube as my favourite place on the internet. Sorry poor english it is my third language ;)

[@Flaawsometalk]

That's an excellent reminder!

[@brittyn]

I will say I met her right after Les Mis came out, we were in the same ice cream shop in NYC. I approached her and complimented her on her acting (I did think she was phenomenal in it, not normally a fan of her films and didn’t care for this one overall). She was friendly, chatted for a bit and took a photo! I was grateful because it always stinks having a negative experience!

[@taniasadiz8495]

Maybe some of them feel more comfortable to do it. Why would you force someone to do something they don’t like? And if they don’t do it, you want everybody to think they are mean. That wasn’t a professional interview, maybe that’s what she wanted. And also you should upload the whole interview bc that interview is not out there anywhere to see the whole interview.

[@gracehowe3692]

Some of these celebrities think they are gods and that its alright to treat people like they are rubbish

[@magnusalexander2965]

Some people think actors are junket entertainers and it's OK to demand more of them than promoting the movie the way they want. Its OK for the journalist to try; it's also OK to not go along with it

[@veronicagomezcalvo4001]

Spot on. It happens so often :(

[@jhvdwalt2874]

Well they are bigger than us we cant deny that

[@84chikys]

and they all have been pimped out

[@ladybugsym1614]

The public treat them like it. And we watch their movies

[@Sive_Nyanda]

“Being Polite Is So Easy” ❤👏🏾

[@biafigueira3334]

​@iKnowYou_YouAintKnowMewhy do you think so?

[@PsychHyperfocus]

I get what she's saying, but if people have been through some bad stuff out there in the real world, it might not happen as a result past experience.

[@PsychHyperfocus]

@@tnijoo5109 She's been vilifying female celebrities for the last month+, but is too myopic to look beyond the point of her nose. Plus, aren't she and her pen wielding ilk supposed to be unbiased?

[@HereForTheComments990]

I think politeness goes both ways. Anne told you she wasn’t going to sing. Clearly it made her uncomfortable. It would have been easy for you to politely change your approach.

[@erikapullo1836]

I remember that it was a bad period for Anne: journalist were really mean to her and for no reason. I remember that she was described as a talentless woman and even her singing was called mediocre. Even in red carpet she was nervous a lot a I remember Hugh Jackman helping her a lot in one red carpet, making her laugh and describing her as an amazing beautiful actress and singer. I think she was just always nervous around the press and this make her quite rude with journalists.

[@sukanya662]

Not just journalists , some fans thought she was annoyed, it got her. I liked her movie but never thought she could be really rude.

[@erikapullo1836]

@@sukanya662 it can happen to be rude when you are really stressed, at least it happened to me and I was never under the spotlight so it was easier to me. I don't think she is rude in general, she just was in a really bad mood.

[@casanovagirl]

There’s no excuse to be rude, only explanations. We’re all human and make mistakes but we should rectify them not excuse them

[@ShredderTainment]

Anne seemed like she was in a tough inner head space…

[@dizzy388]

Too bad, she was paid 10 mil for this role, and this is part of her job. When i'm in a bad headspace I don't take it as an excuse to stop working and be rude to everyone at my office - and I'm barely paid above minimum wage! She can be in a bad mood back at her mansion.

[@kynamatthewson7702]

I admire your ability to override negativity. That's pretty strong and a positive way to rise above. Just talk about it and let it go.

[@Flaawsometalk]

Thank you so much

[@princessebob]

I've never gotten genuine good vibes from Anne Hathaway when I see her in interviews or on talk shows. She seems like so much work and even her niceness seems affected. She was in our city filming Broke Back Mountain years ago and the crew didn't care for her. I didn't work on that particular film but someone I know said she was pissed off because some young girls who were huge fans of The Princess Diaries came round hoping to get autographs and she demanded that they be kept away from her. I heard she was trying to distance herself from her former good-girl Disney image and wanted to be taken seriously as an actor but anyone who would be that ungracious toward young kids is kind of an a-hole in my books.

[@Clintsessentials]

💯

[@12567NoYouCannot]

She's a mere NARCISSIST.

[@nahbirdie4773]

Yeah she's not nice.

[@ketket0725]

Oh noooo. That sucks

[@LilyBonaparte]

She used to be on Disney?

[@Michael-xi9nb]

Girl, you are always at the scene of the crime. Depp apologist, too.

[@KatieJMichaels]

ew, she’s the problem ugh

[@ThatLibrarianViv]

Maybe something’s getting lost in translation but the whole “She(Anne) put her act together and changed her attitude” 9:15 makes it seem like you think you’re entitled to celebrities being nice to you. I understand going to an interview and hoping to have good flow or chemistry but she warned you at the beginning that she wasn’t going to sing and you tried to pressure her to do it anyways. She does seem dismissive towards you and it was because you were dismissive towards her first.

[@jessaspen1]

Aren’t we all entitled to people treating us with respect? Especially when we’re doing our jobs? Do you expect people to be mean to you at your job?

[@calliedaly1940]

In a devils advocate way - maybe Anne was having a bad day? I’ve seen interviews with her and she’s been lovely. Im not saying anything bad about either Anne or Kjersti. I still really like these behind the scene 😊. And at the end of the day professional attitudes are important.

[@heatheri9724]

Not really an excuse to be honest…😢

[@MasonGrant0704]

Anne having a bad day is her problem but doing interviews is part of her job and she should've been more of a pro.

[@Brittaly]

The other actors were fun and funny and adorable so why did Anne have such a bad attitude?? Unbelievable. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@BigBirdy100]

Because she's human and may have had a bad day and wasn't in the mood? Plus, the approach was just bizarre.

[@MatthewC137]

@@BigBirdy100 BS! There's no excuse for that nonsense.

[@mel-kaom4637]

The interviewer is asking her to preform like a trained monkey on the fly. Anne probably wanted to answer serious questions about the movie or hear compliments that stroke her ego.

[@nternetrat]

you never know what people are going thru

[@MichelleLyn84]

She was clearly still way into her character. lol

[@lauraperry176]

Send Ann Hathaway one of your shirts!😂

[@yanache2433]

😂😂😂 great idea!

[@ElsaKing-lp1nq]

And Blake 😂

[@phinuknyn796]

😂

[@brendarudman8806]

Fab idea! Both Anne and Blake should get a Tshirt

[@RestingCatNipFace]

Yes

[@idreamofpeony]

i was with you until you made a total judgment on her character and concluded she wasn't a nice person and got her act together later and that's why your future meetings were more pleasant. like, the empathetic and logical conclusion was that maybe that was an off day for her and she was uncomfortable with that idea (which you acknowledge today was cringey)-- not that she was an unpleasant person who eventually reformed? excuse me, what?

[@margotk538]

For every rude celebrities that you’ve interviewed, just remembered that they also encountered many rude interviewers every single day. They are human beings, they put in the tough work to film the projects, and now they are just promoting it. Saying no to personal questions is not rude. The question has nothing to do with the movie itself and it’s fair she’s not answering questions related to her privacy.

[@samozivkanadmenic9492]

When comments say to Kjersti Flea "you are digging old videos just for views and attetion" I'm like 'good', as she should! Celebrities do interviews for fame as well, and it's good that we see the other side of celebrities in time of awakening!

[@sammi0816]

I think what she’s doing is amazing and Kjersti doesn’t seem to be doing this for attention. She’s really showing us the reality in Hollywood and this gives us a lesson that we can’t believe everything our eyes see. And anyways is time that celebrities stop being so rude and thinking they are above non-famous people. They are giving an interview as their job requirement as the journalist is there doing her job too. No job should be “less important” than the other one.

[@kimberry84]

Why though? No one cares about the ethics of celebs, not truly. It’s all performative outrage so people like you can feel better about being bullies yourselves. She’s a jerk, and? How do we know this Fla woman isn’t? And who is actually going to take a stand and stop consuming any media where jerks are involved? Very few.

[@samozivkanadmenic9492]

@@kimberry84 We live in evolving world where we can make mistakes and own up to them, because as humanity we are all in this together. This goes that sometimes seeing someone's bad side will make you see your mistakes and you can change them and become better human. I hope you take good care of yourself and have a pleasant day :)

[@kimberry84]

@@samozivkanadmenic9492 Of course we can own up to our mistakes. I don’t feel she made a mistake. She’s now doing PR because she is an actress. She PRETENDS for a living. And no one actually cares. It’s fake outrage. You have a good day as well.

[@hnb1113]

Part of awakening is realizing that we're all human and have bad days. I'm sure you've had more than your share. Should everyone you've ever slighted (intentionally or unintentionally) come out of the woodwork after a decade and publically broadcast those moments? Probably not. I think it's important to not only give people, famous or not, grace but also reserve our demands for apologies and accountability for people who've really harmed humanity (not some actor having a bad day).

[@audreyt3251]

Anne was rude. Even if she “shaped up” later, which sounds like she only did because she was called out, it’s not ok. Were all human beings, being kind costs nothing and this is part of her job.

[@Jirraldarmoise]

It.must be very difficult to be a millionaire with limited talent...poor Anne

[@Gee-xb7rt]

that is what I don't think people get, they are paid to market the film through awards season, its in the contract, you hear about how much they get paid and this is part of it, its probably more important to the executives than their acting, fill those seats.

[@12567NoYouCannot]

@@Jirraldarmoise I always heard people didn't like her, but I didn't know WHY?? I used to think that She was such a Sweet heart, and So Beautiful!!, that is until I saw her True Colors, Now I cannot even stand the SIGHT of her!!

[@12567NoYouCannot]

@@Dagenspear She's a narcissist, it's been said in the INDUSTRY where She works for a very long time!!!

[@user-py2fx5wp1o]

Exactly we’re all human beings and sometimes humans are in bad moods which can cause them to be short with people. I guarantee you and everyone else that has commented has done the same thing you all just don’t have thousands and thousands of people critiquing your every move.

[@tod3msn]

I had an elderly cousin we used to call “Aunt” who went to 8th grade but had more commonsense than most Ph.D’s I knew. Her favorite saying was, “it’s nice to be nice.” Meaning it’s costs nothing to be a pleasant human being and show goodness to others. I’ve lived that advice for my entire life and thank my “Aunt” who’s been gone decades for such wisdom.

[@Clintsessentials]

Same.

[@jennevermore6937]

‘It’s nice to be nice.’ Wow,so deep and profound.😆

[@katrinestorebo]

The singing idea was very cute. The other actors were such good sports and fun.

[@Flaawsometalk]

Thank you so much!!

[@deathmaiden]

I thought it was cute, too. AH was so self righteous back in the day, no wonder she had to hide away for a while

[@angelacarrerarivera]

She said no at the beginning thought

[@Ava-wm6cv]

Boundaries. I will bet you expect people in the professional setting to respect yours. She said no. No is a full sentence.

[@Zama_Raya]

I remember even Joan Rivers critiqued Anne on Fashion Police during her Oscar winning dress slot and said that she was one of the most obnoxious people she had ever met, based purely on her interviews.

[@Flaawsometalk]

Wow, really?

[@12567NoYouCannot]

@@tnijoo5109 She's a NARCISSIST.

[@archerslogic]

I was a coat check in NYC and Joan Rivers was absolutely a charm towards me. She didn't leave her fur coat though HAHA. I believe her! This actress just had it too easy.

[@_DROM_]

To expect a person to be 100% is understandable, after all politeness doesn't cost. However, she wasn't rude. She had a smile on her face and answered the questions posed to her. She wasn't into it, but fullfilled her contractual obligations. Your reaction to that was to read "she isn't very nice". You couldn't reach her. That's all. No harm done

[@phoenixgirl70]

She have one word answers though knowing the interviewer wouldn’t be able to do much with it. Usually they’ll say yes or know but always with some follow up filler or info. It was a little cold compared to the others reactions who were all so much warmer. But we don’t know what else is going on in someone’s life at any moment.

[@Nathan47223]

Yeah, that was a spiteful and sarcastic smile

[@_DROM_]

@@phoenixgirl70 that's what I said. She wasn't into it. She answered the yes or no questions 🤷. It wasn't their day. It happens. Not all interviews are home runs.

[@phoenixgirl70]

@@_DROM_ Yes I thought of the second point as I was typing it😁

[@regina.campos93]

I worked with the public, if I acted like Anne, guess what would happen to me. The journalist isn't doing her a favor, they were doing their job. Anne was there to promote her movie. Where is the profissionalism? When I realized I didn't want to jump through hoops for clients anymore, I quit my job.

[@alokinrainborn]

I think it's a good idea as an ice breaker, first question

[@pavlinahrebackova3000]

Ok but just little observation… you do not ask open questions… you ask questions for “yes or no”.

[@Secretzstolen]

Sorry but these questions weren’t good, and saying she HATED you is really reaching. Putting people on the spot to sing for you is super uncomfortable. They have mics and rehearsals and all sorts of tools when theyre singing on stage or on set, here you're just putting them on the spot, i wouldnt like it either. Then you asked her yes or no questions, she said no. Both questions weren't very good - asking if people were more passionate years ago?? What a weirdo question. Let me just get in my time machine and I'll let you know. Why don't you ever ask them about the work they do? That's the whole point of their press tour that they're doing. If someone interviewed me about my job and then asked me off the wall unrelated personal questions it would be jarring and uncomfortable. Ask me about my work, thats what im here for. Youre not taking her seriously, so shes not taking you seriously either. People really need to stop confusing a woman who isnt people pleasing with being "rude".

[@genevievehermoso5577]

I interview people for a living as my job as a healthcare evaluator. One thing I realized is that you have to meet them where they are at and your questions should be relevant to the situation. It's called reading the room. Hugh Jackman he is always going to go with the flow but realize not everyone is like that. Also, when you're nervous, the subject will feel it too. I evaluate 6-7 ppl per day for many years.... what I found is that 'reading the room' helps. Be mindful of their mood and condition at that time and be empathetic and they will be Ok. Gain their trust first. Once they shut you down there's no coming back from that.

[@sarahquinn6776]

Kjersti you are just adorable. I love how silly and vulnerable you are, not afraid to make a fool of yourself. The singing approach was fun and I think you got a good reaction from most of the actors. It's the entertainment industry, these people literally play dress up, put on voices, and do silly movements for a living - I don't know why people act like trying a creative approach is somehow disrespectful.

[@JillianSiobhanMal]

I was going to comment how thankful I am for her being so vulnerable with us and sharing reality as it is. Not to mention risking so much. I’m kind of surprised YT allows it. But I think Anne might have thought the singing was a challenge? I think someone mentioned she was having bad press at the moment and I vaguely remember hearing rumors about her signing at the time. Not an excuse at all, just a thought. I’ve worked with a lot of people who take things the wrong way like that based on their insecurities. Just toxic exhausting people you don’t want to be around. So much credit to putting up with these types so much. Wow.

[@afiaaayman5364]

So a man can be “known for being a little bit moody” but god forbid it’s the other way around!

[@Flaawsometalk]

I have spoken about men who are not polite too, if you watch my previous videos.

[@abunchahooey]

Who made this generalization that you quoted? I think anybody with a working brain knows either men or women can be moody, but I guess that doesn’t fit your agenda here.

[@Lulu-kt6gr]

These people are probably exhausted with all the questions. I think asking broad questions like “do you think romance was different back then?” Is silly. They’re supposed to answer questions about their movies, not their philosophy on life or their first loves. I would be annoyed too.

[@thescrappay]

Okay, but some of these questions were terrible. They have to do hours of press, and they are human beings.

[@WinstonCharles2010]

Anne Hathaway is not an easy interview. There are many instances where she's unkind to the press

[@olive4naito]

Maybe she's just introverted. I can be like that if someone asks me stuff I have no idea how to respond to. 😅 Probably more so if there are hundreds of interviews to get through. If it's the only interview she has to do that day it would probably be easier to relax and focus all your energy on the one. Dunno.

[@juboo4451]

​@@olive4naito you don"t go acting i Hollywood when you're an introvert. Being nice however doesn't have anything to do with introvertedness. And as an actor it should be managable to at least ACT nice, even if you don't feel it. I"m 100% introvert, but my work involves people. I'm very very friendly towards them even if it's hard work for me, because I know that it's not their fault if I don't really enjoy company.

[@CharlieFae-q8l]

@@LadyVenVenbeing introverted means you’re uncomfortable starting conversations responding to questions is a preference for introverts as it takes away the pressure of the social interaction it’s more likely the bad press she got for being like this means she had to buck up her ideas and what we see now is an act of politeness.

[@V3ntilator]

​@@juboo4451It's possible as many actors are also shy outside acting.

[@catcat9582]

Yes u do Johnng depp.

[@saarika7793]

You seem to be capitalising on what happened with blake lively. Sometimes you cant say some people would have been having a bad day. She didn't say anything mean about you. She was maybe having a bad day. So, stop trying to put people down and do your job. And also stop making everything about yourself.

[@crystalglopez91623]

Kjersti out here cancelling celebs, and I’m here for it!! 😂

[@antiableism]

😅😅😅

[@Hellstothenaw]

😂

[@IamCurrentlyAscending]

She does look a little "done". Like, just a long day and didn't have any more.

[@dizzy388]

True, but given that she got paid 10 million dollars for this role alone, i think she could have tried a bit harder. It's literally her job.

[@venstagram]

It's not even that bad.... clickbaity

[@godsfavcreator]

Right! there is definitely something fishy about this interviewer all of a sudden wanting to be a victim and "exposing" these celebs.

[@blackcurrant3]

​@@godsfavcreatorWow I completely disagree. "All of a sudden" lol and when would be a good time to "expose" someone? Most of us only focus on one side of the story and, in my opinion, it's great that such a channel exists where we can see how certain things look from behind the scenes, what's happening on that other side, on the opposite chair. Also I disagree that she "wants to be a victim". Kjersti has various videos on her channel and various stories, she shares not only the bad ones, but also some positive experiences she had with someone. She often emphasizes in her videos that many times she was the one that made a "jerk" out of herself, or she invites to a discussion whether a given question was a good idea or not, and so on. She does a good thing, she shows us above all that we are all just human, we have good and bad days and celebrities are not exceptions or some gods and they also have worse moments.

[@BCSBB]

To be honest it’s not she said it’s “Worst IDEA” so she isn’t talk big bad about Anna. And she admits it wasn’t the best idea. And if you really look at it: Anna was a bit standoff ish.

[@annajean5216]

​@@BCSBBshe changed the title and added "idea"

[@dianadevivo216]

You are the best! Any celeb that snubbed you has nothing to do with you and EVERYTHING to do with them!

[@jnpilot]

I’m tired of this interviewer trying to get press by putting celebs on blast. It feels desperate, and everyone has a bad day/interview. It’s just plain wrong that she takes advantage of those moments for her gain.

[@kikihowe4799]

@@jnpilot well said …👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@מכללתליאןהמרכזהישראלילפיתוחמקצ]

OMG did it ever occur to you that if you have so many bad interviews and everyone is giving you a cold shoulder the problem might be you and your wierdo questions?

[@Flaawsometalk]

I don't have that many bad interviews. I did probably around 1000 interviews in my career and I have shown a few of my bad ones to show what it is like when I mess up. My interviews have 100 million views here on KZbin so if that means they are all bad and my questions are weirdo then I'll take it.

[@faithajez]

Anne came across as uncomfortable to me personally. I'm also curious about the full interview cause I can't imagine there were only three questions asked. Eddie and Samantha also seemed really uncomfortable (that's why they were blushing). Hugh/Amanda may have been too since they kept looking away during their impromptu singing. Anne just was a little more blunt with stating her boundaries in comparison to the others. There probably was a good middle between how Eddie and Anne responded that would have been both kind and self-respectful. I think you had the best intentions tho and Anne being uncomfortable doesn't reflect on you. ❤

[@user-lt5xi8iz3g]

I wish you ask more questions about the movie the stars are promoting. I watch an interview to get an idea of the movie and why it is special/different, what is the message/reason they’re making this movie and why I should select it to watch over other movies. Korean movie interviews are like this, even if the interviews are done for entertainment shows( like entertainment weekly for KBS world).

[@Flaawsometalk]

There are so many of those types of interviews on KZbin if you are interested. I never worked for a film outlet. I work for an entertainment show.

[@31072gab]

“What’s the reason they’re making this movie?” 😂 ummm💰

[@melay9978]

I understand she didn’t have to be rude about it, but why should actors especially actresses jump through the hoops for things they already said no to. Is she not entitled to feel offended after her rejection was not taken seriously?

[@MasonGrant0704]

Anne could suck it up and be nicer. Doing interviews is part of the job.

[@melay9978]

@@MasonGrant0704 An interview is not an interrogation. Anyone can say no to certain questions and should not be forced to play nice if the interviewer is breaching boundaries.

[@MasonGrant0704]

@@melay9978 Boo Hoo for poor little Anne.

[@Rana-Ehab-Mohamed]

Asking end questions was a proof that this interviewer isn't a professional one anyway. Next time she's going to say "this actress hates me because I asked her to dance and she refused"

[@mystique592]

​@@MasonGrant0704Boo hoo for poor little Kjersti Flaa. She must be on a power trip, sending the mob after the celebs who didn't act like her best buddies or when she didn't like their tone. She's all like, 'It's about kindness,' blah blah blah, but she knows exactly what she's doing. She must looove having big stars like Anne Hathaway sending her groveling apologies.

[@Kinikia95]

They all reacted as I expected they would. A tad cringey but you're so sweet and adorable, you can get away with it🙂

[@Unnie-Dul-Saranghe]

7:33 I'm really curious about why should she sing during an interview. Does actress have to do anything if you want?

[@emmalee9747]

Hugh Jackman is a class act.

[@aimeebelinda6288]

This interviewer needs to watch Graham Norton, he’s so incredibly natural and is able to bring out the best in every celebrity he interviews. Poor girl is soo awkward, it just doesn’t flow and her responses appear contrived. Her nervousness doesn’t put people at ease. I don’t think interviewing is her thing.

[@CharlieM-t7y]

No, it’s a matter of some celebrities think they are superior. They behave when it is a higher profile interviewer, like a talk show.

[@georgettecastillion]

I love that u took a risk to do something different!

[@iwillstom]

Not surprised to see Anne Hathaway being incredibly rude. I’ve observed her in enough interviews and speeches to see she takes herself way too seriously. Part of their job in doing publicity is to make an effort with the press. If they don’t it reflects badly on their project.

[@GiovannaIwishyou]

I feel she was pissed for who knows what. Maybe even that time of the month.

[@enidrivero9582]

I didn’t see anything cringe to be honest. I saw a grumpy person but everyone else was a good sport and I love that you think outside the box. Im a pretty random person my self so I love seeing people do thing a bit differently ❤

[@aprice6466]

😊

[@marilinaflo]

I agree it was a bit cringe, but it wasn’t rude, like lively, at least she smiled at you and acknowledged your presence