In a cute Late Night with Seth Meyers segment poking fun at the last scene of a romantic comedy, the host had to run after guest Anne Hathaway before it was too late. No, he wasn't going to confess his undying love for her (they're both married to other people), but he did have one final question that he just had to ask. Meyers, of course, receives pep talks from his co-workers, who tell him he'll never forgive himself if he doesn't chase after Hathaway. After that it's more romantic movie clichés — mistaken identity, pouring rain (albeit inside a building), and running 20 steps behind the girl. Watch the clip below to see if their not-a-love story has a happy ending. Catherine Garcia
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