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Anne Hathaway sings Queen's "Somebody to Love"
In this captivating performance, Anne Hathaway showcases her vocal talent by singing Queen's classic hit, "Somebody to Love," from the movie "Ella Enchanted." This film, released in 2004, is known for its whimsical storyline and enchanting performances. Hathaway's rendition captures the essence of the song, blending her charming persona with the powerful emotion of the lyrics. While the video provides a delightful experience, it's unfortunate that there is no transcript available for this specific performance. Fans of Hathaway and Queen alike will appreciate her dynamic interpretation, which combines her skills as an actress and singer.
The performance not only highlights Hathaway's talent but also serves as a nostalgic reminder of the film's charm, making it a must-watch for both fans of the actress and the music of Queen. What do you think about Hathaway's performance? Do you have other favorite musical numbers from movies that you enjoy? Feel free to share your thoughts or any other performances that stand out to you!
 

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This is the classic tavern musical sequence from the 2004 fantasy film Ella Enchanted, featuring Anne Hathaway delivering a full-throated performance of Queen's "Somebody to Love." It opens in a candlelit medieval hall with a hesitant, almost a cappella intro before the renaissance-style house band kicks in at 0:19 with lutes, percussion, and a chorus of backing-vocalist elves and villagers.
Hathaway brings a tons of theatrical energy to the staging as she moves through the crowd, hitting every high note while navigating the chaotic crowd choreography. The sequence keeps adding playful touches, from medieval guitar solos around 2:00 to the backing choir joining in on the rhythmic chants, leading up to a dramatic spin and dip with Prince Charmont at 2:38 as the entire room erupts into applause.
It is a delightfully campy scene that showcases Hathaway's vocal talents long before Les Misérables. The acoustic arrangement gives the classic rock track a fun fantasy musical twist that holds up surprisingly well.