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Verity
Dakota Johnson (L) and Anne Hathaway (R) in Verity. Photo: Screen-grab/trailer

'I would kiss Annie for the rest of my life': Dakota Johnson on kissing Anne Hathaway in Verity

| @indiablooms | Sep 22, 2026, at 03:33 pm

Los Angeles/IBNS: One of the most talked-about moments in the trailer of upcoming psychological thriller Verity is an unexpected kissing scene between Hollywood stars Anne Hathaway and Dakota Johnson, though the sequence soon takes a disturbing turn.

A dark mystery unfolds

The trailer follows Lowen Ashleigh (Dakota Johnson), a struggling writer who is hired by Jeremy Crawford (Josh Hartnett) to complete the book series of his wife, bestselling author Verity Crawford (Anne Hathaway), after Verity is left unable to work following an accident.

As Lowen moves into the Crawford family home, she begins exploring Verity's work and personal belongings.

The trailer promises a dark, seductive and unsettling mystery centred on secrets, obsession and a potentially dangerous triangle between Lowen, Verity and Jeremy.

Lowen and Jeremy's growing attraction adds another layer of tension to the story, while Verity's presence continues to loom over their relationship.Anne Hathaway's menacing Verity

Hathaway's portrayal of Verity, who appears incapacitated following her accident but remains psychologically threatening, is among the trailer's biggest highlights.

The trailer also blends romantic and erotic moments with disturbing psychological-horror imagery, particularly surrounding the complicated relationship between Lowen, Verity and Jeremy.

One of the trailer's most shocking moments comes when Lowen appears to kiss Jeremy, only for the scene to take a disturbing turn involving Verity.

Anne, Dakota open up about kissing scene

Speaking to Extra TV, Anne Hathaway and Dakota Johnson opened up about the kissing scene that has sparked discussion following the trailer's release.

Both stars, along with Josh Hartnett, who was also present during the conversation, recalled that they had all kissed each other while filming.

"We all kissed each other... it's a miracle that nobody got sick," said Hathaway.

Dakota added, "Oh yeah... We all kissed each other."

When pressed further, the Materialists star said, "I would kiss Annie for the rest of my life. Everyday. If you need me, I'm there."

Verity is slated for a theatrical release on October 2, 2026.

 

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