Anna Kendrick: Getting Out of 'Very Bad' Relationship Inspired Her to Work on 'Woman of the Hour'

Anna Kendrick sits down with Drew Barrymore to talk about her newest film, "Woman of the Hour" and how not only was it inspired by a true story, but she was also inspired to work on it by one of her own personal stories.

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Anna Kendrick: Getting Out of "Very Bad" Relationship Inspired Her to Work on "Woman of the Hour"

[LexiLaLuz]

The answer is you don't ever get to know a person 100%. Everyone has inner thoughts and feelings that aren't shared with the outside world. Some just have bad intentions and we don't know until it appears. Part of life.

[thesmileyeffect]

The scenarios and the tension of the film was so realistic. Great film.

[egl]

This is so true. I left someone after 12 years together and the way he treated me during the breakup was vile. I had never seen him behave that way before. Made me wonder if I ever knew him at all.

[PhoebeFayRuthLouise]

I totally agree with Drew—it was one of the scariest movies I’ve ever seen because it is so realistic!

[MrRy]

I can relate to Anna feeling this way. I have tried the online dating before and it’s hard. It’s almost we have to go back to basics meeting in person. Who do we trust? I have been used to many times because I’m to nice. I hope one of these days I can find someone. Sorry to hear about that Anna!

[PureJoyJoyPure]

Thank you for doing this movie Anna. VAGW us no longer in the agenda and we need to talk about it. For ten years victims reported that monster and no one took them seriously.

[liligraceforbes]

Yes, so real, so scarey and sad for all of us involved

[TheDriftdog]

And people that you know have the capacity to change to someone better or worse

[jessicasunnyd]

Make choices each day to be the most respectful and honest version of yourself and you’ll attract that in friendships and partnerships alike 💖 like attracts like. If you have lessons to learn from dishonest or disrespectful situations, then you will. But the potential is always there.

[censusgary]

In real life, serial murderer named Rodney Alcala was a contestant on “The Dating Game” in 1978. (The people running the show didn’t know at the time that he was a murderer.) A woman “won” a date with him, but decided to back out before they went out together, saying he seemed “creepy.”
Good call.

[carolpayton]

It was a great movie. Very scary. You want too scream run!!! No don't!

[SVUE-jjjc]

I will never understand why some men treat their women so badly. What was it all for, if you just want to destroy it all.

[chrissyandjoey]

Not only will we never truly understand and know any person but it’s more concerning when you look in the mirror and truly not know that person

[meenalpa]

This movie was terrifying to watch as a woman

[thelostronin]

I wonder who her bad relationship was with

[lillylove]

Anna takes a movie like this seriously by not making it a laughing matter and donated the money she made from it to victims of abuse. And then there's Blake, that's rude, makes jokes about a movie that involves abuse and acts like it's more of a romance movie.

[AetheriusComics]

Wow, I had no idea that she dated men.