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Seth Rogen<\/strong> has weighed in on the long-running theory about why Anne Hathaway<\/strong> quit her role in \u201cKnocked Up.\u201d<\/p>\n Hathaway was set to play a lead role within the classic 2007 comedy alongside the actor, but was eventually replaced by Katherine Heigl<\/strong>. The film ultimately became a business success despite Hathaway\u2019s decision on the time.<\/p>\n Anne Hathaway\u2019s decision to go away \u201cKnocked Up\u201d in 2007 has long remained one in all the film\u2019s biggest behind-the-scenes talking points, particularly since it was no secret that she was originally solid to star before being replaced by Katherine Heigl.<\/p>\n Nearly 20 years later, the film\u2019s lead male actor, Seth Rogen, revisited the topic<\/a> in a brand new interview on \u201cThe A24 Podcast\u201d alongside Olivia Wilde, who also auditioned for the role but ultimately didn’t land the part.<\/p>\n Wilde asked whether the narrative that Hathaway quit over a crowning scene was true, to which Rogen initially answered within the affirmative before barely backtracking, adding, \u201cIt might have been 100 million things.\u201d<\/p>\n Nonetheless, he said he remembered being told that the crowning scene was the rationale, describing it as \u201ca troublesome one.\u201d<\/p>\nRogen Says Hathaway Felt The Scene Was Not Her \u2018Brand\u2019<\/h2>\n