All Anne Hathaway Movies Coming In 2026

Anne Hathaway playing a pop star? Yes, please. David Lowery's Mother Mary is now in theaters, and while it's an imperfect film, the actress delivers. The film is a bit gaudy, twisted, and wild, making it the kind of property that might not be for everyone. Still, it's certainly an entertaining time in theaters, especially if you appreciate movies like Black Swan (2010). 

Both Hathaway and Michaela Coel deliver sensational performances every time they're on screen, layering their characters with plenty of depth to perhaps even warrant multiple viewings. Sometimes, even when the narrative fumbles, the actors alone make it worth watching, and that's exactly what happens with Mother Mary.

Andy Sachs is back alongside Meryl Streep's Miranda Priestly and Emily Blunt's Emily for another fashion romp that's been twenty years in the making. Not every perfect movie should be touched with a sequel, but The Devil Wears Prada 2 not only feels important, but the timing feels right. We could use these characters and all the memes that will come out of the movie, because I know I'm not alone in continuously quoting the original The Devil Wears Prada (2006).

For longtime fans of Anne Hathaway, this one might be her most anticipated movie of the year, for the sake of nostalgia and everything she'll surely deliver to showcase how Andy has grown. We know that she's capable of tremendous range, and there's already an air of confidence in the trailer that's enough to ensure we stay excited.

The Odyssey is not only bound to be one of the biggest movies of the year, but Anne Hathaway as Penelope is everything to keep us eagerly waiting for the summer. Christopher Nolan is nothing if not consistent with excellent casting choices, and if you're anything like me and feel that The Dark Knight Rises (2012) is the perfect movie, then you're likely counting down the days until July 17.

Hathaway's Cat Woman is one of my favorite versions of the character we have in canon, so it's going to be thrilling to see how she brings Penelope to life alongside Nolan's vision again. As a key character in the narrative, who knows, this one might also snag Hathaway some award nominations, too. The casting is also brimming with some of the best names in Hollywood, so no matter what we get, it's sure to be epic.

Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor? Yes, please. Say less. The trailer for The End of Oak Street doesn't give us much, but there seem to be dinosaurs, a shifting house, and who knows what else tormenting a family that presumes to have it all together. Or not? The sci-fi thriller, written and directed by David Robert Mitchell, could be exceptional, or it could be just okay, but the two stars alone will make going to the theater worth it.

Hathaway is already giving us plenty of emotions in the trailer alone, so if that's the kind of teaser we have so far, then the rest feels promising, given her ability to take any role and ensure that it's memorable. While the film looks like a thriller, judging by the trailer, it might be safe for scaredy-cats, too, alongside horror fans.

Based on the best-selling Colleen Hoover book of the same name, Verity might just be the strongest movie adaptation for the author yet because of the cast. Fans of the book rave about its wild plot twist, but really, Anne Hathaway signing on is exactly what makes it something that'll be worth watching.

The brief sneak peek unveiled at CinemaCon showed Anne Hathaway and Dakota Johnson kissing, so, really, sign us up. While it's unclear if the movie will stick close to the book plot or not, like The End of Oak Street, this one feels like the type of movie where we can undoubtedly count on Hathaway to deliver something memorable. While the plot might not exactly work or stick the landing, the performances will make every moment worth it, I'm sure.