ANNE Hathaway has left fans dumbstruck over her youthful appearance in her new movie, The Idea of You.
The actress plays a 40-year-old single mother who has a second chance at love with a famous 24-year-old singer in the upcoming romantic comedy.
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Anne, 41, portrays a “cougar” called Solène opposite Nicholas Galitzine, who plays Hayes, in the steamy trailer, which was released on Wednesday.
The Princess Diaries star shows off her ageless complexion and figure in the clip.
In one scene, she claims “I’m too old for you,” when Nicholas’ character goes to kiss her.
The movie, which is adapted from Robinne Lee’s novel of the same name, drops on Amazon Prime on May 2nd.
Fans flooded social media with their awe over Anne’s age-defying appearance in the trailer.
“Not Anne Hathaway looking 20 and saying she‘s too old for him,” one commented on Instagram.
“‘I’m too old for you,’ Miss Anne Hathaway you look like you’re in your 20s,” another added.
“I swear Anna doesn’t age,” a third posted.
“Anne is giving me Dakota Johnson vibes with those bangs,” someone else remarked, referring to the 34-year-old actress.
This isn’t the first time Anne has blown fans away with her youthful looks.
Late last month, she shocked followers with her wrinkle-free appearance at the Versace Womenswear Fall/Winter 2024-2025 runway show.
Anne looked stunning in a red latex dress at the show during Milan Fashion Week.
Some critics claimed the actress may have had a secret facelift.
“She looks different here. kinda reminds me of Amal Clooney,” one wrote online referring to George Clooney’s wife.
“Something with her eyes is different. Maybe she had a facelift and the outer part of her eyes were pushed up,” a second contributed.
NEW LOOK
Anne has been re-envisioning her style in recent years as she welcomes a new era in her 40s.
Back in November, she showed off her look overhaul in an edgy yet sexy shoot with Porter Magazine.
She rocked a sheer bra under a baggy leather jacket for the cover.
The star was interviewed by the outlet and went into detail about her decades-long career and some doubts she faced along the way.
“I feel like I lived in a space for a really long time where I was so afraid of doing it wrong and so tightly connected to the idea of doing it right,” she told Porter.
“It makes not a damn bit of difference if you do it right or wrong. The point is, are you having a good time? Do you feel like yourself? And is it working with you?”
“There’s so much to be proud of and there’s so much to fix.’”
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