Anne Hathaway left embarrassed when ‘Tonight Show’ audience has brutal reaction to her question

Let’s try out that again.

Anne Hathaway only heard crickets when she asked the viewers a problem all through her overall look on “The Tonight Present Starring Jimmy Fallon” on Monday.

The Oscar winner, 41, was advertising and marketing her new rom com, “The Thought of You,” when she inquired: “Has any person right here read through the book?”

Spoiler notify: No.

The group went silent as Fallon interjected, “No, we really do not read. This is ‘The Tonight Show.’ You want to go to Stephen Colbert if you want to get people to study publications. Lame!”

Fallon, 49, went on: “We do Audible right here.”

The “Devil Wears Prada” actress protected her confront with her fingers while laughing soon after the awkward second.

Showing up ashamed, she quipped: “What’s a guide?”

Hathaway stars in the R-rated comedy alongside Nicholas Galitzine. The Michael Showalter-directed movie follows an fatigued solitary mom who has a fling with a famed, 24-yr-aged British boybander.

“She’s plausible in a thoroughly implausible plot, and hardly ever overacts even when the conditions all but beg her to,” New York Post motion picture critic Johnny Oleksinski claimed of Hathaway’s functionality, supplying the film three stars. “The film, with a smart script by Jennifer Westfeldt, is a sort-of reverse “Notting Hill,” but with no the ‘90s shimmer of the Richard Curtis-penned comedy. And with a whole lot additional crying.”

Hathaway opened up about the age hole in between the two people in an interview with Nowadays.

“It’s form of entertaining to be in a film where we chat about it, wherever we don’t dance about it, but we actually embrace her place of look at on it,” she said. “It’s funny, it’s Alright if 40 is old, it’s Alright if 40 is not previous, it’s Ok what ever it is, because it is personal. For Solène, her level of see is, you know, she turned a mother actually young and she actually desired to have a vocation and so she does not entirely identify with her age.”

“She feels like perhaps she’s carried out issues a tiny little bit out of order and for her, 40 means it’s a time … of self discovery for her,” she continued. “And that is what the movie states … how amazing that she finds someone that she feels so supported by, witnessed by, embraced by, valued by.”

“The Idea of You” hits theaters on May possibly 2.