The actress of ‘Devil Wears Prada’ and ‘Les Miserables’ fame was caught in the powerful tide as she swam off the coast of Oahu. A local surfer heard her cries for help, racing out and taking her back to shore.

While 'Les Miserables' Academy Award-winner Anne Hathaway and her husband, Adam Shulman, were on vacation in Hawaii, their day at the beach was interrupted when the actress got caught up in a riptide and hurt her foot.

Actress Anne Hathaway reportedly had some drama in the drink while vacationing in Hawaii.

The "Devil Wears Prada" star got caught in a powerful riptide while swimming off the coast of Oahu on Wednesday and began crying out for help, TMZ.com reported.

Anne Hathaway's husband, Adam Shulman, patched up the actress' foot after she hurt it while swimming amidst a powerful riptide in Hawaii.

Shulman was photographed sucking her toe clean and applying dressing from a small medical kit.

Anne Hathaway dismisses drowning story
Anne Hathaway: I'm fine

Anne Hathaway insists she is''fine'' following her recent holiday injury.

The 'Les Miserables' actress was pictured apparently getting into difficulty in a strong rip current close to the beach on the Hawaiian island of Oahu earlier this month but she insists her accident wasn't as bad as it looked.

The 31-year-old beauty - who is married to Adam Shulman - said: ''I'm fine. I really do appreciated everybody's concern but that was a picture that had a false story attached to it. The real story is not as interesting.''

Anne's next movie, 'Song One', sees her play a woman estranged from her family who returns home after her brother has a serious accident. As she deals with the changes in her life, she explores the Brooklyn music scene.

Though the role required her to sing, she didn't feel any ''pressure'' to please the audience with her vocal performance.

Speaking to reporters at the Sundance Film Festival, she said: ''It wasn't as much pressure because my character is not a singer, a musician anything.

''There's no pressure to, I don't know, to please the fans of the music I guess.''\