Anne Hathaway recently took a trip down memory lane as she recalled her experience attending Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour in Germany.
The actress shared that she was filming her upcoming movie Mother Mary when she had the chance to catch Taylor live in concert.
"We filmed this movie in Germany and over the course of a few years and we finished the concert portion of the film which was the second year, we were in Bonn, Germany and Taylor was finishing up Eras in Gelsenkirchen... and she did three nights in Gelsenkirchen and I got tickets," she recounted in an interview on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.
Anne described the experience as unforgettable, noting how Taylor's performance made the entire audience feel love.
"Me and my family, we went and it was amazing. She came out on stage and it was like the whole place exploded. And she just like made the audience feel so love and she made me feel so love. And I'm like, 'Oh my god, Annie, you're so cute. You think Taylor Swift's waving at you right now,'" she said.
The Oscar-winning actress revealed that she received a personal note from the "Love Story" hitmaker during the concert.
"And then somebody tap me on the shoulder and said, 'Taylor wanted you to have this...' And I opened it. It was a note where Taylor said, 'I am so happy you are here. I'm gonna be enthusiastically waving at you.' And I was like oh my god, she' so magical. She did the thing," she said.
Anne also discussed how her film Mother Mary was inspired by Taylor.
The movie follows the story of "iconic pop star Mother Mary [who] reunites with her estranged best friend and former costume designer, Sam Anselm, on the eve of her comeback performance," as per its IMDb.
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"David Lowery (director) is a huge Swiftie and he was really influenced by the Reputation Tour for all the concert scenes. And I was really influenced by her tour film Miss Americana and how vulnerable she just let her self be. So she kind of showing that pop stars who we're so used to seeing like so in their power and so polished, what happens when they're kind of in between moments when they are having a moment of metamorphosis, which can be so painful. And what happens when you are really a public person and you are still trying to figure things out in the spotlight," she relayed.
Anne added: "And I was already a fan and after that, I just had so much empathy for her and her humanity, and of course her talent."