The paparazzi have been alllll over the set of The Devil Wears Prada 2, and honestly the cast has been tolerating the constant cameras pretty well. But Anne Hathaway reached her limit when paparazzi started bickering with each other on set of a recent shoot in New York City, and was filmed calmly asking them to relax.
"You guys have got to relax," she said in a video shared by People. "You guys have got to relax. There are children on set today. Does everyone know that there are children on set? So everyone is going to relax, and we're going to have a very nice day because we have children here. Thank you."
She then smiled and turned to continue doing her literal job.
Flawlessly handled, and please note that the comments on this post include "Amelia Mignonette Thermopolis Renaldi, Princess of Genovia," "True princess of Genovia," and "Love it when Anne Hathaway gentle parents the paparazzi."
Obviously, that last one is a reference to Anne's viral "Calma" video, when she calmed down fans in Italy.
"I remember that particular time, we were coming out of the pandemic so we were all feeling a little fragile," she told W Magazine of the iconic moment. "Like I said, so many of my fans learned about me when they were children. So their excitement comes from a pure place. I want them to know, I’m excited too. I feel like, if we can be calm in meeting each other, we’ll both be able to connect that much more significantly."
