Anne Hathaway recently shared her reflections on the aftermath of the 9/11 terror attacks. Born in Brooklyn, New York, she delved into this topic in connection with her upcoming movie, the coming-of-age drama “Armageddon Time.”

Directed and written by James Gray, the film revolves around two boys navigating the complexities of adulthood during the Reagan era. During an interview on Good Morning Britain, Hathaway discussed the film’s portrayal of moments where the characters undergo experiences that propel them into maturity.

When asked about such pivotal moments, Hathaway pointedly referenced September 11th, recalling her own experience at 18 years old during the tragedy. She expressed doubt that anyone has completely recovered from its profound impact. Hathaway reminisced about observing younger individuals on that day and realizing they would inhabit a world vastly different from the one she knew growing up, a realization that struck her deeply.

In addition to Hathaway, “Armageddon Time” features notable actors Anthony Hopkins and Jeremy Strong. Meanwhile, news of a new installment in the Princess Diaries series surfaced earlier this week, although Hathaway’s involvement has yet to be confirmed.