Anne Hathaway is the talk of the town after her Best Supporting Actress win Sunday night at the 2013 Oscars for her role in the film "Les Miserables."

The actress stands out from the rest of the 2013 Oscar winners for one rare reason: she can sing.

And not sing in the musical theater, movie star sense. Hathaway has the ability to deliver a song in an emotional, yet honest way that is usually reserved for people whose first job is music.

Playing the role of Fantine in the film adaptation of the musical "Les Miserables," Hathaway clearly stole the film. Fantine is a single mother forced into prostitution in order to provide for her child.

Anne Hathaway was considered a shoe in for a 2013 Oscar, after her jaw dropping one-take performance of "I Dreamed A Dream" in "Les Miserables." Hathaway's performance, like all of the singing in the film, was recorded live as the film was being shot.

"I had a dream," Hathaway told reporters at the 2013 Oscars press line, before the Best Supporting Actress winner started to cry. "And it came true. And it can happen. And it's wonderful."

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