Anne Hathaway remained a central figure in cinema this year, starring in several films, including The Devil Wears Prada 2, Mother Mary, Odyssée, and The End of Oak Street. She closes the year with the psychological thriller Verity, in which she shares the screen with Dakota Johnson and Josh Hartnett. The film is an adaptation of the novel by Colleen Hoover and is directed by Michael Showalter, who previously worked with Hathaway on The Idea of You. In Verity, Johnson plays Lowen Ashleigh, a writer who becomes the ghostwriter for Verity Crawford (Hathaway) and uncovers troubling secrets about Verity's husband, Jeremy (Hartnett). The release of Verity comes at a time when attention is once again turning to one of Hathaway's most acclaimed films, Interstellar, directed by Christopher Nolan. This 2014 film, in which she starred alongside Matthew McConaughey, has remained highly praised by audiences, achieving an average rating of 4.5 out of 5 on AlloCiné, based on over 91,100 ratings and 4,575 reviews. In Interstellar, Earth is facing severe famines, and a group of astronauts, led by Cooper (McConaughey), embark on a journey through a wormhole to find a new habitable planet. Hathaway plays Amelia Brand, a scientist on the expedition. Critics have consistently praised Interstellar for its visual and narrative strengths. FaRem from the Club Allociné called it a masterpiece, highlighting its stunning visuals and emotionally resonant script. Moket noted the film's philosophical depth and its scientifically plausible storyline, describing it as a testament to Christopher Nolan's genius. Kouto appreciated the balance between scientific concepts and human emotion, while HawkMan called it the greatest science fiction film ever made. Ti Nou remarked on Nolan's shift toward a more dreamlike visual style, and Eric C. compared it to classics like Close Encounters of the Third Kind and 2001: A Space Odyssey, calling it a philosophical and emotional masterpiece. Anne Hathaway, who won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for Les Misérables, has solidified her position as one of the leading American actresses of her generation. Her performances continue to be celebrated for their emotional depth and versatility, and her recent projects have further reinforced her status in the film industry.