First Look at Anne Hathaway as Catwoman!!!
POSTED BY: CrevanReaver
UPDATED: Monday, September 26, 2011 17:43
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Originally posted by MANBAT:
Not impressed. Don't think she fills out the uniform to the fullest, needs to have cat ears, and generally doubt Anne has the the chops to pull off an accurate Catwoman attitude.
If she does, I'll be impressed. But yeah, she looks more suited for strolling down a catwalk than...well, you know.

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Quote:Yeah, I think Nolan might be playing the same trick he did when he cast Gary Oldman as a good guy and Liam Neeson as a villain.
Originally posted by BACCHUS68:
I think she may turn out really good. She's a girl who played goodie goodie in so many roles I think she gets to have fun with this and really streach,
And given that this is an origin story, I'm willing to ignore the cat-ears. It's not like Gotham's vigilante community don't re-make their costumes every few months anyway.
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Originally posted by traveler:
For anyone concerned that Anne doesn't look good in that shot, it's been reported that the shot is of her stunt double.
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That shot is definitely her stunt double. But the shot at the top of the thread is Hathaway.
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Originally posted by MANBAT:
Ok, but you have to agree with me about the Cat Ears.
No, I don't. She's a cat-burglar wearing a cat-suit. Catgirl ears are superfluous. Maybe she'll get a cowl with ears, maybe not, but it's not strictly necessary.
I would like to point out, again, to the fandom at large, that Halle Berry never played Selina Kyle. I know that movie was universally hated, but stop bringing it up as a point of comparison. Pretty please?
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I highly doubt she'll even be referred to as Catwoman in the film. She'll just be Selina.
Maybe, at the end, there'll be some throw-away line about her wanting her own animal-based alternate identity - but I doubt she's going to go around calling herself Catwoman, or stealing cat-themed jewels or anything.
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Originally posted by Storymark:
I highly doubt she'll even be referred to as Catwoman in the film. She'll just be Selina.
I agree. But don't you think there is something just slightly wrong with a comic book movie that is ashamed to be a comic book movie? Realism is great, but when that angle is pushed too far you have to ask yourself what you paid to see.
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I'd hardly call it "ashamed" to try and treat it as if it exists in something resembling reality. Every single character having a code name and gimmick was more about marketing anyway. As long as the character is faithfull, I don't care.
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Here are some images of her in the full costume:

http://justjared.buzznet.com/2011/09/24/anne-hathaway-dark-knight-rise
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