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Love Actually
Cast
Adam Godley, Hugh Grant, Heike Makatsch, Alan Rickman View AllCrew
Richard Curtis (Screenplay), Richard Curtis (Director) View AllRelease: Sep. 7th, 2003
Runtime: 2 hours, 15 minutes
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TheUsualSuspect
This is a great film to watch to get in the mood for Christmas and ranks in my top 5 to watch during that season.
This is a great film to watch to get in the mood for Christmas and ranks in my top 5 to watch during that season.
The Gnat
What makes this film good is the intertwining of story lines, while very unbelievable that all the characters would be connected like they are, it make the story much more interesting..
What makes this film good is the intertwining of story lines, while very unbelievable that all the characters would be connected like they are, it make the story much more interesting..
Gideon58
Director and screenwriter Richard Curtis is the creative force behind a unique and epic look at the universal concept of love in 2003's Love, Actually, a lavishly produced melding of multiple storylines that requires undivided attention from the viewer and pays off for the most part because some of ....
Director and screenwriter Richard Curtis is the creative force behind a unique and epic look at the universal concept of love in 2003's Love, Actually, a lavishly produced melding of multiple storylines that requires undivided attention from the viewer and pays off for the most part because some of ....