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Anne Hathaway To Play Judy Garland In "Get Happy"

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“Anne Hathaway will go over the rainbow for the Weinstein Co. The New York minimajor confirmed Monday that it has attached the ‘Rachel Getting Married’ star to its Judy Garland biopic ‘Get Happy.’” Link

Anne Hathaway @ 2009 Oscars

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Anne Hathaway arrives at the 2009 Oscars

Prison For Raffaello Follieri, Anne Hathaway's Ex-Boyfriend

“A Manhattan judge sentenced actress Anne Hathaway’s ex-boyfriend to 4 1/2 years in prison for cheating investors by claiming he had Vatican connections that allowed him to buy Catholic Church property at a discount.” [Link]

Anne Hathaway Joins Alice In Wonderland Movie

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“Hathaway is playing the White Queen, a benevolent monarch who is deposed and banished by her sister, the Red Queen (Carter), who has an affinity for crying out, ‘Off with their heads!’ The White Queen needs Alice to slay a creature known as the Bandersnatch. ” [Link]

Anne Hathaway Spills The Beans On Criminal Ex-Boyfriend

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“Actress Anne Hathaway has opened up about her painful breakup from Raffaello Follieri – confessing she was in ’shock’ when she heard about his arrest. … Hathaway tells W magazine, ‘As soon as I found out about the arrest, I had to get on a plane to Mexico to do a press tour for Get Smart. And then I spent a week in shock at a friend’s house… I just started to cry because I thought; I don’t have a life right now. And I haven’t for some time.’ And Hathaway insists it was her friends and cast mates who have helped her get through the ordeal. ” [Link]

Raffaelo Follieri, Boyfriend Of Actress Anne Hathaway, Arrested

Anne Hathaway’s boyfriend of the past four years, Italian property developer Raffaelo Follieri, was arrested Thursday and charged with trying to pass a bad check, NYPD spokesman Det. Martin Speechley tells PEOPLE. The check was for around $250,000, says TMZ.com, which first reported the arrest. Follieri was recently ordered by a Washington, D.C., court to pay a public-relations firm $250,000 for work done on his behalf, the Web site says. [Link]