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    Anne Hathaway's Twin Sings the Best Oscar Campaign Ever (Video)

    Anne Hathaway is a favorite to win a Best Supporting Actress Oscar this year for "Les Misérables," but just in case the Academy is considering otherwise, her talented doppelgänger is haunting the internet with a song explaining why Hathaway deserves it.

    Actress Emma Fitzpatrick, who might arguably deserve an Oscar herself for this, parodies Hathaway's emotional on-screen performance of "I Dreamed a Dream" with "For Your Consideration."

    Also read: Samuel L. Jackson vs. Anne Hathaway: Whose Christmas Day Movie is Sadder? (Video)

    "I played a prostitute who died/Her life was really sad and awful," Fitzpatrick belts out with a head of Hathaway hair. "But I was bold and not afraid/I let them give me this new haircut." 

    Click here to get some background, and then enjoy the new set of lyrics by Robert Hill, as sung by Fitzpatrick:

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