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Analysis Of Mtv's Exaggeration Of Fantine
During an interview with MTV, Anne narrated her reaction for portraying Fantine in the movie. Knowing her, she never seems to realize being over dramatic most of the time. She informed the audience how she cried while watching while watching herself. Her exaggeration was really obvious and the audience didn’t seem to buy it. Additionally, she tried to defend her being over-the-top by clarifying that she didn’t cry because of her acting, she actually cried because watching the film brought back all her hardships and sacrifice while filming. Ann even emphasizes how she cried like a baby. Poor girl.
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