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Anne Hathaway Says Movies With Dog Deaths 'Should Be Rated R'
Variety • • general
Key Points:
- Anne Hathaway stated in a Complex interview that movies should receive an R rating if they depict dogs being killed, regardless of other content like language or violence.
- The comment came amid audience concerns sparked by the trailer of "The End of Oak Street," which features a dog named Starbuck, raising fears about potential dog violence in the film.
- Hathaway reassured viewers that the movie does not kill the dog, emphasizing that while the film breaks some rules, harming the dog is not one of them.
- "The End of Oak Street," starring Hathaway and Ewan McGregor as parents protecting their family from dinosaurs after their street travels back in time, is directed by David Robert Mitchell and produced by J.J. Abrams.
- The film is currently playing in theaters nationwide.
