Anne Hathaway said it bluntly: if a dog dies in a movie, that movie should be rated R. It doesn’t matter if there is no blood, no profanity, or no explicit scenes. For her, the pain of watching a dog die on screen deserves the same warning as any other adult content.
The 43-year-old actress, who is promoting her new film ‘The End of Oak Street’ alongside Ewan McGregor, cited John Wick as an example: the death of Daisy the beagle left a collective wound that millions of viewers still remember. 🐕
And as if she knew that wound well, Hathaway hurried to reassure fans: in her new movie there is a dog named Starbuck who is part of the protagonist’s family… and no, this time he doesn’t die. 🎥
