Anne Hathaway

So Anne Hathaway and Jake Gyllenhaal have stripped off for the cover of Entertainment Weekly. Surprised?

A rare scene from the movie where the characters are actually wearing clothes

It’s becoming a trend in Hollywood to gain attention through everything but their actual profession -acting.

It doesn’t shock me though that these two got partially naked to promote their new film, Love & Other Drugs. Hathaway, 27, plays liberal artist Maggie Murdock in the movie, opposite Gyllenhaal’s commitment-phobic Viagra salesman Jamie Randall.

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  • Marissa says:

    01:59pm | 03/12/10

    i think there might be a bit missing from this article. love and other drugs is a sexually charged film with copious amounts of nudity so, therefore even if a don’t really see the NEED for nude advertisements for it i CAN see the point. Why was Miranda Kerr naked?… Read more »

  • acotrel says:

    02:54am | 03/12/10

    There is a power thing involved with nudity, when the dominant partner has clothes on and the submissive is nude!  When nudity appears in the media, it is simply playing with your subconscious! I’d never oppose it on that basis, but I won’t be manipulated by stupid journos!  I pity… Read more »

 

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