In
one
of
the
funniest
moments
ever,
actress
Anne
Hathaway
spoofed
the
newly-engaged
Kate
Middleton
on
'Saturday
Night
Live'
as
she
tried
to
mimic
her
clad
in
a
knee-length
blue
dress
that
resembled
Kate"s
popular
frock
that
she
wrapped
for
her
engagement
with
Prince
William.
The
episode
had
Anne
Hathaway
spoofing
Kate
Middleton
and
actor
Andy
Samberg
essaying
Prince
William
to
the
best
of
his
ability.
Anne
brought
back
memories
of
her
royal
days
(as
Princess
Diaries)
when
she
pronounced
her
engagement
news
to
Queen
Elizabeth
II
and
Prince
Philip
(staged
by
Fred
Armisen
and
Bill
Hader).
The
scene
turned
hilarious
after
Prince
William
left
leaving
the
other
two
to
hurl
abuses
at
Anne
accusing
her
of
greed
for
a
piece
of
the
palace.
Fred
was
like
a
laughter
gas
in
the
garbs
of
Queen
and
conjured
up
a
great
performance
that
earned
him
quite
a
few
brownie
points
from
the
critics.
While
such
blatant
mockery
may
not
go
down
well
with
some
quarters,
let"s
admit
that
it
was
done
in
good
humour
and
there
was
no
intent
on
the
show"s
part
to
humiliate
or
malign
the
image
of
the
royal
figurines.
So,
those
who
did
tune
into
your
TV
sets
to
watch
the
unfolding
of
that
spectacular
performance,
would
appreciate
Anne
and
other"s
attempt
at
the
royal
rendezvous.