Anne Hathaway wants to Have a Baby: Les Miserables Star Admits She'd Love to have Kids with Hubby Adam Shulman

Stunning "Les Miserables" actress Anne Hathaway just tied the knot with hubby Adam Shulman in September, but it looks like the 30-year-old Hollywood starlet already wants a baby! Hathaway was interviewed in a resent Hollywood Reporter magazine exclusive alongside some big-name actresses including Naomi Watts, Helen Hunt, Amy Adams, Rachel Weisz, Marion Cotillard, and Sally Field... and what did the "The Devil Wears Prada" star have to say about being the only childless one in the bunch? "I'm the only one here who's not a mother. I hope to join the ranks soon" - it looks like kids might be in the newlyweds' foreseeable future!

Hathaway admits she'd love to have a baby, but knows that she has to figure out married life first - "I really want to have a baby, and my husband and I are like, 'Where are we gonna live?'" the Academy Award winner recently told the Hollywood Reporter.

Amy Adams, mother of 2-year-old Aviana, warns Hathaway that it's hard not to want and attack the paparazzi when they get in her young child's face. She even turns to the other celeb moms for help - "I am going to get in an altercation with the paparazzi. It's going to happen. They keep focusing on my child," Adams said, asking the other actresses, "You guys are mothers. How do you handle it? Because I need to calm down. I have a really bad temper. I need to learn how to control myself."

For a collection of stunning photos from the Hollywood Reporter shoot, click here.

Meanwhile, Hathaway's new highly-anticipated film "Les Miserables" is set to be released on Christmas day (Dec. 25), and the "Becoming Jane" starlet admits that she was pretty nervous about audition for the part! "My mom was in the first national tour, and she understudied the character Fantine whom I wound up playing," Hathaway explains. "It made me nervous to tell her that I was auditioning for it, just because I knew how much it would mean to her, and I was worried that if I didn't get it, she would be disappointed, and if I did get it, it would be weird."

As for her new husband, "The Dukes of Hazzard" actor Adam Shulman (whom she met four years ago), Hathaway tells Vogue magazine, "He's a keeper. [I've found] true love -- the full-on romantic, till-death-do-us-part real deal."

Hathaway will appear in the Nov. 30 "Actress Roundtable" Hollywood Reporter issue, where the popular female stars (ranging in all ages) intimately open up about a number of topics, including how it feels to grow older in Hollywood and still have to fight for leading roles.