Anne Hathaway Suggests R Rating for Films Featuring Dog Deaths
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Actress Anne Hathaway has stated that movies featuring the killing of dogs should automatically receive an R rating. Hathaway shared this view during an interview with Complex while on the press tour for her upcoming film, “The End of Oak Street.”
The comments come amid audience speculation regarding potential dog violence in “The End of Oak Street.” The film's trailer introduces Starbuck, the trusted canine of the central family, in a story where Hathaway plays the matriarch, Denise.
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