Keira Knightley said on "The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon" that she doesn't watch films she's been in, including "Love Actually."

At this point, it's common knowledge that the film's cue card declaration scene has not aged well. The "romantic" moment sees Andrew Lincoln 's Mark use handwritten signs to silently declare his love to Juliet (Knightley), the woman who just married his best friend ( Chiwetel Ejiofor ).

Although audiences have come to see her Love Actually scene with Mark’s ( Andrew Lincoln) cue cards as less romantic over the years, the 2x Oscar nominee admitted she thought it was a “quite creepy” way to profess his love for her character Juliet when they were filming.

The “Black Doves” star recalled the ”slightly stalkerish aspect” of one iconic scene — and how she flagged it to director Richard Curtis.

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 much prefers Die Hard to Love Actually when it comes to Christmas movie viewing. During an interview on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Monday night, host Jimmy pointed out that the British actress appears in one of the "greatest holiday films of all time" and asked whether she watches the 2003 romance comedy each year.

Keira Knightley has described her Love Actually cue card scene as “creepy”, pointing out that she was only 17 at the time.