Rumour has it the pair have a hilarious musical showstopper up their sleeves for the big night
It’s already been revealed the 2011 Academy Awards ceremony’s set to get a makeover, and now hosts Anne Hathaway and James Franco have hinted they’ll perform a hilarious musical showstopper on the big night, as Danny and Sandy from Grease.
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With just three days to go until the biggest award show of the year, Hollywood’s finest are dusting off their most fabulous frocks, and frantically getting ready for the 83rd Oscars.
But it seems the brand new show hosts may have other things on their mind, as they rehearse for the big day.
The sneaky pair have hinted they’ll not only be fronting the show, but may even perform during the ceremony, too, releasing a retro-style snippet of themselves reenacting movie musical Grease.
Dressed in a tight black ensemble, finished off with huge hoop earrings, Anne takes the role of Sandy, leaping into James's arms as they perform their dance routine.
WATCH Anne and James’s Oscar teaser here…
The hilarious pair have already shown they don’t plan to take their presenting jobs too seriously, releasing a trailer which showed them preparing to front the glittering bash.
The advert shows the cheeky twosome getting fit using replica awards, and wearing grey ‘Oscar Host in Training’ t-shirts, before practicing for a wardrobe malfunction, with Anne’s dress slipping down, and James jumping in, to throw a blanket around her.
Will you be watching the Oscars on Sunday evening? Will James and Anne make good hosts? Let us know your thoughts in the comments box below.
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