she doesn't deserve any role in any film . i don't like her , i don't like her acting at all. she 's so bad

I don't particularly like her, but I don't think she's a bad actor. And Nolan usually casts amazing actors, so I'm only half worried about her...

The calibre of the individual actors and actresses within any one film is not mutually exclusive to the way in which these artists interract with each other based on their own skill level. Hence there's really no question of whether or not Hathaway is deserving of acting alongside Bale; as both the premise that one's skill determines the fairness of who one mixes with, and the presumption that Hathaway and other's perceptions of Bale's own acting skill is alligned with one's own fall far short of the mark.
Hathaway, as an incredible or abysmal actress cannot be deserving of that which she does not perceive as worthy of prior exemplery conduct; insomuch that she can only deserve something reflexively, and must have a sense of being deserving and thus believe that Bale is an incredible actor in order to judge herself worthy of being alongisde him in a film.

Therefore there are no means by which to ask (alterior factors bar acting skill excluded) whether Hathaway's worth is equal to that of her colleague, as too many factors in such an equation are being ignored by the patchy blanket covering of a measurement of Hathaway's acting skill, and the fact that to her, working with Bale may well not be the glowing trophy at the end of a hard race, but rather the gimmicky wooden spoon which a last position hampers you with.

Whilst Hathaway's acting skill is in no way linked to the concept of her 'deserving' to act alongside Bale (some would see it vice-versa), I believe that she is up to the challenge, and I'm perfectly willing to see something new out of her following the darker path which she's taken to escape her bubblegum beginnings with Disney. Despite finding the characters she plays often annoying (and hence being quite certain and prepared to encounter another annoyance in TDKR), I respect that her palette of diversity within her films has been somewhat raw, and she needs to strengthen her appeal and diminish her annoying tendencies by branching out as far as she feels necessary from her princess roots.

You only become an exceptional actor with experience. This is hers.

Uuh.. Well, whatever, really, because she was Seline Kyle (and kind of destroyed my liking for the character), but if I'd have to choose an actress to act with Christian, it would most definitely not be Anne Hathaway. Ever.