Two Lovers was not the only film screening at the
London Film Festival last night. Anne Hathaway was out in a stunning blue floor-length frock at the premiere of her movie Rachel Getting Married, directed by Jonathan Demme. In the movie she plays Kym, a woman who has been in and out of rehab for ten years and returns home for her sister's wedding.

Gwyneth Paltrow and Anne Hathaway were among the stars on the red carpet at the
London Film Festival tonight — check out all of
PopSugar UK's coverage here. Anne was joined by her
Rachel Getting Married cast mates for their screening, while Thandie Newton checked out the scene alongside her husband Ol Parker. Gwyneth Paltrow went solo to support
Two Lovers at a nearby theater and opened up about Madonna's divorce.

I normally cry at weddings (and wedding scenes), so spending a whole wedding weekend with Rachel and her family in
Rachel Getting Married was quite the teary experience. It’s not all weeping and sighing (though there's a lot of that, in both the joyful and the heart-wrenching scenes) — there is also silliness and humor. It's a movie about forgiveness, heartache and the tenderness of human frailty.

You know,
the reviews for Disney's
Beverly Hills Chihuahua were not as bad as I thought they might be, so that coupled with the fact that it's a family film meant that the movie about little talking dogs took the No. 1 spot at the box office over the weekend. The top dogs brought in a seriously impressive $29 million.

Anne Hathaway arrived at the
Venice Film Festival on Tuesday to promote her movie
Rachel Getting Married, a film I'm looking forward to for the chance to see Anne playing against her usual type. In Jonathan Demme's movie she plays Kym, a woman who has been in and out of rehab for ten years and returns home for her sister's wedding – and at Venice she showed off the shorter choppy hairstyle that she had cut for filming. Check out the trailer after the jump.

Yes, that is Anne Hathaway with a choppy little haircut standing next to Rosemarie DeWitt, who played one of my favorite characters on
Mad Men, Don's mistress Midge. The two women play sisters in
Rachel Getting Married, a family drama focusing on Hathaway's character, Kym returning home for her sister Rachel's (DeWitt) wedding.
I like Hathaway a lot and I love watching DeWitt, but I kinda think this indie movie looks like a long string of hysterical conversations.