Elon Musk attacks Anne Hathaway, ‘She has a little bird brain’ after her 2018 equality speech resurfaces
Elon Musk slams Anne Hathaway after video of her speaking at the Human Rights Campaign national dinner in September 2018 resurfaced. In the video, Hathaway told “ladies, gentlemen, and gentlemen” that the myths surrounding gay, transgender identities and other races surrounding straight, cisgender and white people should be destroyed.

“Beyond being a cisgender male, everything about the way I was born puts me at the center of a damaging and widely accepted myth. The myth is that gay people surround the opposite sex, transgender people surround cisgender people, and all races revolve around white people. This myth keeps money and power in the hands of a few instead of investing in the lives of free people,” Hathaway said in her speech, adding that she rejected the myth.
“She has a little bird brain”
Musk has publicly criticized Hathaway’s latest project. OdysseyAfter the video came out, there were multiple attacks on Hathaway.
“She’s just reading a script written by someone else. There’s no critical thinking going on here at all,” he write on X.
“She’s just a puppet and whoever wrote her speech is the real asshole.” another comment Musk read.
“She has a little bird brain,” Musk further wrote.
another comment Wrote: “She just says what Hollywood tells her to say. No inner thoughts of her own.”
Musk has been unhappy with Christopher Nolan’s casting in “The Odyssey,” starring Hathaway. Last week, he write on X“, “Before the year is out, Grok Imagine will be producing a full-length Odyssey movie that is historically accurate and true to Homer’s art.”
Musk even retweeted abusive language directed at black actors Lupita Nyong’o The casting of trans actor Elliot Page as Sinon shows that Nolan has lost integrity just trying to win all the awards.
Nyong’o responded to the criticism in an interview with Elle, saying, “Our cast represents the world. I’m not going to spend my time thinking about defense. The criticism will be there whether I’m involved or not.”