Weinstein's 'Finding Neverland' failed to land a Tony nom.

Harvey Weinstein may not be up for any Tonys, but he got some love during the ceremony's opening monologue.

Co-hosts Alan Cumming and Kristin Chenoweth gave a shout-out to Weinstein, producer of Finding Neverland, which failed to land a Tony nomination. They sang him "Smile," adding that he'd feel better if he would just "count your over a million dollar box-office receipts for the last three months."

Finding Neverland stars Matthew Morrison as Peter Pan playwright J.M. Barrie. The co-hosts managed to pitch themselves for film work to the musical's producer.

"We're both available for movies," sang Chenoweth, with Cumming chiming in, "at very reasonable rates."

The co-hosts kicked off with an opening monologue with a nod to two of their iconic works — "Willkommen" from Cabaret and "Popular" from Wicked.

"This is the last time I'll ever sing this song," sang Cumming, with Chenoweth adding, "Until a revival paycheck comes along."