Anne Hathaway At Occupy Wall Street? (PHOTO)

Tuesday morning, Joseph Gordon-Levitt headed down to Occupy Wall Street as police broke up the camp at Zuccotti Park. Two days later, it looks like his "Dark Knight Rises" cast mate Anne Hathaway has joined the movement.

As protesters marched through Manhattan, toward Union Square, Twitter user @Elana_Brooklyn sent out a photo of what appears to be Hathaway, in sunglasses and raincoat, holding up a sign.

"Anne Hathaway supports students! Love! Blackboards Not Bullets sign," she wrote.

Hathaway is a resident of New York City and just wrapped production on the latest Batman film, in which she plays Selina Kyle.

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Comments

[LMPE]

07:43 PM on 11/20/2011

You rock, Anne!

[Matt12]

07:36 PM on 11/19/2011

Good for them!

[AsianMan]

02:37 PM on 11/19/2011

is that really her? don't she work for bruce wayne? aka batman? who is himself a 1%er. i swear the other day i saw Batman pepper spraying protesters.

[KayAch7]

09:17 AM on 11/19/2011

Perhaps it could be a photo-op, and may be not. Perhaps she's doing it to say she's been there and done that....and may be not, that is to say she will be back out there. Hopefully she's sincere (wouldn't be surprised either way), because it would be a cruel mockery to treat OWS humorously or for superficial gains. These are real issues among everyday people. Not a circus. But good for her.

[civis isus]

09:15 AM on 11/19/2011

hawt chicks dig the long shot, nothing to see here

8^7

but whatever you do, don't put her in the march next to keith olbermann

[CanUFeel2012]

05:08 AM on 11/19/2011

Yeah... that's her...

It's funny, Batman is the %1.

[SquidEatinDough]

10:14 AM on 12/21/2011

Batman is a fictional character.

[GirlInNYC]

01:19 AM on 11/19/2011

Sincerity or face time to promote something? I always presume actors are getting their hustle on.

[Frank Brignoli]

12:08 AM on 11/19/2011

What a Joke! Ann Hathaway is a Multimillionaire Actress Joining a Picket line protesting the Rich! - These Hollywood types are such Hypocrites.The stand in for a "Photo-Op" just to keep their Fan Base! Don't these people know that if the Protesters got their way and Destroyed America that THEIR Money would be Taken too and divided up and given to those who don't want to work! I will re-name her Ann Half-A-Brain. That suits her best! Idiot!

[dlvme2]

01:06 AM on 11/19/2011

How is it a joke? She can still believe in many or all of the points they are trying to get across. It is not against those with money it is against corporations that have sent jobs overseas and give nothing back and pay little if any taxes.

[dreadylocks]

09:22 AM on 11/19/2011

Her sign was pro-education and anti-war. Not hypocritical at all.

[OKSunny]

08:20 PM on 11/18/2011

Good for her! I think I love her even more now!

[citizen of the universe]

04:48 PM on 11/18/2011

Why the surprise, she is a union member.

[akrazyrunner]

03:34 PM on 11/18/2011

Just one week until I am in NYC and @ OWS :)

[MNTom]

02:01 PM on 11/18/2011

Good for her.

[Lakesideboy]

01:01 PM on 11/18/2011

Good for you, Anne, and kudos to all of those taking their time to participate in these very much needed worldwide demonstrations in support of social and economic justice!

[Arlan Berglas]

12:28 PM on 11/18/2011

"All WE want is a simple shift in consciousness from I to WE" www.we.net

[jodokasttrl]

01:20 PM on 11/18/2011

Changing fundamental human nature isn't "simple", and it's insulting to insinuate it is. It's why communism works in theory, but never has in practice.

[Grimmsd]

07:24 PM on 11/18/2011

It has worked in practice in small communities. It's when politicians get involved it stops working.

[EStreetShuffler]

12:15 PM on 11/18/2011

I think the fact that Alec Baldwin and Anne Hathaway and other rich and successful performers are participating in OWS proves that point that not every person who benefits from corporate success is on the "wrong" side. The truth is, charities and non-profits need rich benefactors. And plenty of people who vote Republican donate to worthy causes because they believe in them.

My father voted Republican his whole life, but he was one of the most generous people I've ever known. He'd tear up just watching those commercials about kids starving in Africa and he'd go write a check, or if a school was raising money to send the band to the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, he was right there with a donation.

Being a wealthy entertainer or a career military officer doesn't preclude you from having a heart and wanting to help those who need it.