Every Anne Hathaway Film Still To Come In 2026 After Devil Wears Prada

It’s not just you – Anne Hathaway really is everywhere at the moment.

The Oscar winner has been enjoying something of a career renaissance at the moment, with no fewer than five films either already out or due to hit cinemas later in 2026 (and you thought Zendaya was a busy bee…).

Of course, the Devil Wears Prada star is currently back in action as Andy Sachs in the hit rom-com’s long-awaited sequel, but her other projects from this year encompass everything from dystopian sci-fi and erotic thrillers to one of the year’s most anticipated big-screen epics.

Here’s a quick run-through of Anne Hathaway’s very busy 2026…

Two years after her last outing in the romance The Idea Of You, Anne Hathaway returned to the big screen in April 2026 in another musical project, albeit one of a very different nature.

Psychological thriller Mother Mary stars Anne as the titular pop icon, who is reunited with her old costume designer, played by Michaela Coel, with disastrous and nightmarish results.

Produced by A24, the film’s cast list was a dream for any fan of the indie production company, including Euphoria’s Hunter Schafer, model-turned-actor Kaia Gerber, Fleabag’s Sian Clifford, Grammy winner FKA Twigs and Black Mirror’s Jessica Brown Findlay.

FKA Twigs also contributed original songs to the soundtrack, which also featured Charli XCX and Jack Antonoff.

Mother Mary is in cinemas now.

What is it they say about Anne Hathaway projects and buses? What? Nothing? Well, we’re saying it now.

Just one week after Mother Mary hit cinemas, Anne reprised her role from the first Devil Wears Prada movie in the new sequel, reuniting her with former co-stars Meryl Streep, Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci.

The new film picks up 20 years after the original, reintroducing Andy as a successful investigative journalist, recruited by her old stomping ground, Runway magazine, to help reverse its fortunes after a PR nightmare.

The Devil Wears Prada 2 is in cinemas now.

Christopher Nolan’s follow-up to the Oscar-winning Oppenheimer, The Odyssey, is undoubtedly one of 2026’s most anticipated films.

An adaptation of the epic Ancient Greek story of the same name, Nolan has recruited several of his old collaborators for his most ambitious project to date, including Matt Damon, Robert Pattinson, Benny Safdie and Elliot Page.

Those returning faces will also include Anne, who previously worked with the British director in The Dark Knight Rises and Interstellar.

Meanwhile, the film will also welcome a host of new A-listers into the Nolan-verse, with the cast boasting the likes of Tom Holland, Zendaya, Lupita Nyong’o, Mia Goth and Himesh Patel.

The Odyssey will arrive in cinemas on 17 July.

The End Of Oak Street is a new dystopian sci-fi offering from David Robert Michell, the filmmaker behind the psychological horror It Follows.

In the film, Anne and her on-screen husband Ewan McGregor play suburban parents who are shocked when a cosmic anomaly somehow transports their entire street to a mysterious unknown location, leaving all of its residents to lean into their survivalist instincts to fend for themselves.

The End Of Oak Street is released in 14 August.

In Verity, Anne plays Verity Crawford, a successful author who finds herself unable to complete her popular series of novels after a mysterious accident, so enlists the help of Lowen Ashleigh, a younger aspiring writer.

However, while working on the next instalment in Verity’s series, she unearths secrets about the author that raise a whole lot of questions.

Based on the novel of the same name by Colleen Hoover (yes, she of It Ends With Us fame), the thriller also features appearances from Josh Hartnett as Anne’s on-screen husband alongside Ismael Cruz Córdova, Irina Dvorovenko and child actor Brady Wagner.

Verity is the latest collaboration between Anne Hathaway and Amazon, following 2024’s The Idea Of You.

Verity is slated for release on 2 October.

With five Anne Hathaway movies already coming in 2026, another is already in post-production.

Alone At Dawn tells the true story of John A. Chapman, who served as a combat controller in the United States Air Force during the war in Afghanistan, and was posthumously awarded the Medal Of Honour in 2018.

Based on the 2019 book of the same name, the war drama will feature Ron Howard on directing duties, with Adam Driver in the lead role as Chapman and Anne set to portray the intelligence officer who fought for him to receive the medal.

A release date for Alone At Dawn is yet to be announced, though it’s unlikely to be until 2027.