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Keira Knightley Thought That Love Actually Scene Was Creepy, Too
Love Actually is meant to be an antidote to Hollywood romances and happily-ever-after endings. Its mix of vulnerability, sentimentality, and disarming goofiness has made it a Christmas movie classic for decades,
Keira Knightley told 'Love Actually' director iconic scene was 'creepy'
Love, actually, might not be the best word to describe one of Keira Knightley's most iconic film scenes.The storied actress was only 17 when she joined the star-studded ensemble cast of "Love Actually,
Even the Star of Love Actually Thinks Controversial Scene Was “Creepy” and “Stalkerish”
Love Actually has been through the Christmas movie life-cycle quickly – becoming a widespread fan favorite then garnering belated social criticism in just two decades. Viewers often condemn the storyline about star-crossed lovers Mark (Andrew Lincoln) and Juliet (Keira Knightley),
Keira Knightley: Love Actually cue card scene was ‘quite creepy’
Keira Knightley has described her Love Actually cue card scene as “creepy”, pointing out that she was only 17 at the time.
Keira Knightley confesses Love Actually cue card scene “creepy” when she was just 17
Keira Knightley was just 17 when she filmed Love Actually's cue card scene, which the star now confesses was "quite creepy".
Keira Knightley Opens Up About 'Creep Factor' While Filming 'Love Actually'
The “Black Doves” star recalled the ”slightly stalkerish aspect” of one iconic scene — and how she flagged it to director Richard Curtis.
Keira Knightley told 'Love, Actually' director on set iconic scene was 'creepy' - 'people forget I was 17 years old'
The actress said she had to force her teenage self not to pull "creeped out" facial expressions when the cameras were rolling
‘There was a creep factor’ – Keira Knightley says ‘Love Actually’ cue card scene was ‘slightly stalkerish’
Keira Knightley has described her Love Actually cue card scene as “creepy”, pointing out that she was only 17 at the time. Richard Curtis’s 2003 film includes a scene in which Andrew Lincoln’s character turns up at the home of Juliet,
Keira Knightley had to "fix" her reaction in Love Actually's iconic cue card scene because she was acting too creeped out: "But it is quite creepy"
Keira Knightley has addressed the long-standing controversy around the cue card scene in 2003's Christmas rom-com Love Actually, and she actually agrees that the moment is "quite creepy". The scene sees Andrew Lincoln's character showing up at Knightley's character's door to confess his love for her though cue cards.
'Love Actually' is one of the highest-grossing Christmas movies ever. Keira Knightley says she hasn't seen it since the premiere and 'Die Hard' is her favorite festive movie.
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There's a hidden reason why Love Actually star Rowan Atkinson took so long to wrap necklace
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Love Actually director did not expect the Love Actually gag in his Netflix Christmas movie
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14 details you probably missed in 'Love Actually'
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Where can you watch Love Actually this Christmas? Streaming services showing the film
If you want to watch Love Actually on demand, Sky Cinema is the streaming service for you. You'll need a membership to access ...
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What Happened to the Kid Who Played Sam in ‘Love Actually’? Where Thomas Brodie-Sangster Is Now
Thomas Brodie-Sangster made his film debut in the 2003 romantic comedy Love Actually and fans of the classic movie are ...
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'I'm boycotting Love Actually this year - I hate it for these three reasons'
A woman took to social media platform X to declare her hatred for the 2003 Richard Curtis Christmas film, Love Actually.