Love Actually

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Love Actually: Trailer 1

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Love Actually: Official Clip - Jamie Proposes to Aurelia

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Love Actually: Official Clip - Colin, God of Sex

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Love Actually: Official Clip - The Dancing Prime Minister

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Love Actually: Official Clip - Festering Turd of a Record

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Love Actually: Official Clip - Falling for Aurelia

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Love Actually: Official Clip - Would You Like It Gift Wrapped?

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Love Actually: Official Clip - Christmas Cards for Juliet

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Love Actually: Official Clip - Sam Runs After Joanna

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Love Actually: Official Clip - All I Want for Christmas is You

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Love Actually: Official Clip - The Love of My Life

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Cast

Bill Nighy
as Billy Mack

Hugh Grant
as Prime Minister

Liam Neeson
as Daniel

Emma Thompson
as Karen

Colin Firth
as Jamie

Martine McCutcheon
as Natalie

Alan Rickman
as Harry

Laura Linney
as Sarah

Keira Knightley
as Juliet

Billy Bob Thornton
as President of the United States of America

Rowan Atkinson
as Rufus

Rodrigo Santoro
as Karl

Gregor Fisher
as Joe

Kris Marshall
as Colin Frissell

Sienna Guillory
as Jamie's Girlfriend

Heike Makatsch
as Mia

Martin Freeman
as John

Lúcia Moniz
as Aurelia

Chiwetel Ejiofor
as Peter

Andrew Lincoln
as Mark

Nina Sosanya
as Annie

Elisha Cuthbert
as Carol-Anne, American Goddess

Joanna Page
as Just Judy

Billy Campbell
as Natalie's Octopus Brother, Keith

Claudia Schiffer
as Carol

Denise Richards
as Carla, The Real Friendly One

Thomas Sangster
as Sam

Rory MacGregor
as Engineer

Lulu Popplewell
as Daisy, Her Daughter

Frank Moorey
as Terence, Who's In Charge

Jill Freud
as Pat The Housekeeper

Tim Hatwell
as Vicar

David Lynden Hall
as The Wedding Singer

Jont Whittington
as Guitarist

Dan Fredenburgh
as Jamie's Bad Brother

Julia Davis
as Nancy The Caterer

Abdul Salis
as Tony

Alan Barnes
as Movie Director

Shaughan Seymour
as Movie Cameraman

Helen Murton
as Funeral Priest

Edward Hardwicke
as Sam's Grandfather

Caroline John
as Sam's Grandmother

Gemma Aston
as Family Mourner

Matt Harvey
as Family Mourner

Adrian Preater
as Family Mourner

Joanna Thaw
as Family Mourner

Junior Simpson
as Wedding DJ

Brian Bovell
as Radio Watford DJ

Sarah McDougall
as Receptionist

Marcus Brigstocke
as Mikey, DJ Interviewer

Richard Hawley
as Alex, Deputy Prime Minister

Wyllie Longmore
as Jeremy

Gillian Barge
as Cabinet Minister

Richard Wills-Cotton
as Cabinet Minister

Kate Bowes Renna
as Cabinet Minister

Kate Glover (III)
as Cabinet Minister

Nicola McRoy
as Cabinet Minister

Anthony McPartlin
as Ant

Declan Donnelly
as Dec

Elizabeth Margoni
as Eleonore

Peter Marinker
as U.S. Expert

Keir Charles
as Press Conference Reporter

Doraly Rosen
as Press Conference Reporter

Meg Wynn Owen
as PM's Secretary

Carol Carey
as Natalie's Replacement

Jo Whiley
as Radio DJ

Sarah Atkinson
as Billy's Video Vixen

Clare Bennett
as Billy's Video Vixen

Sarah Holland
as Billy's Video Vixen

Vicki Murdoch
as Billy's Video Vixen

Meredith Ostrom
as Billy's Video Vixen

Katherine Poulton
as Billy's Video Vixen

Tuuli Shipster
as Billy's Video Vixen

Michael Parkinson
as Parky

Michael Fitzgerald
as Michael, Sarah's Brother

Ciaran O'Driscoll
as Hospital Patient

William Wadham
as Bernie, Karen's Son

Catia Duarte
as Language Student

Igor Urdenko
as Language Student

Nat Udom
as Language Student

Ines Boughanmi
as Language Student

Yuk Sim Yau
as Language Student

John Sharian
as Wisconsin Taxi Driver

Glenn Conroy
as Barman

Ivana Milicevic
as Stacey, American Dreamgirl

January Jones
as Jeannie, American Angel

Wes Butters
as Radio 1 Chart Show DJ

Laura Rees
as Record Company Executive

Emma Buckley
as Jamie's Sister

Sheila Allen
as Jamie's Mum

Terry Reece
as PM's Chauffeur, Terry

Colin Coull
as PM's Bodyguard, Gavin

Margery Mason
as Harris Street Old Lady

Katharine Bailey
as Harris Street Little Girl

Tiffany Boysell
as Her Friend

Georgia Flint
as Her Friend

Joanna Bacon
as Natalie's Mum

Bill Moody
as Natalie's Dad

Paul Slack
as John's Brother

Adam Godley
as Mr. Trench

Olivia Olson
as Joanna Anderson

Ruby Turner
as Mrs. Jean Anderson

Amanda Garwood
as Backing-Singer Teacher

Arturo Venegas
as Mr. Anderson

Patrick Delaney
as Tommy, Carol's Son

Helder Costa
as Mr. Barros

Carla Vasconcelos
as Sophia Barros

Stewart Howson
as Airport Gate Man

Jamie Edgell
as Airport Guard

Dave Fisher
as Airport Guard

Paul Heasman
as Airport Guard

Tony Lucken
as Airport Guard

Raul Atalaia
as Restaurant Proprietor

Nancy Sorrell
as Greta

Shannon Elizabeth
as Harriet, The Sexy One

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Audience Reviews for Love Actually

• Jun 20, 2017

  What a charming movie this is. It's not perfect or anything, and probably gets a little too syrupy towards the end, but it's romantic, funny, and the star-studded cast is outstanding. Weaving through so many story lines could have left the viewer confused and unsatisfied with any of them, but director Richard Curtis pulls the right strings and keeps us entertained from beginning to end. There are just so many wonderful scenes and lines. Andrew Lincoln's card scene with Keira Knightley. Colin Firth watching Lúcia Moniz walk out of his life, and then later both of them learning each other's language. Thomas Sangster, the little boy, talking to Liam Neeson about the "total agony of being in love". Hugh Grant the Prime Minister going door to door to find the sweet and sometimes foul-mouthed Martine McCutcheon. And on and on. The movie is filled with all those little moments we can identify with - secret longings, flirtation, and first kisses - but also those that are bittersweet, and those that disappoint us. The overall theme of the movie, that "love actually is all around", even though we often focus on the incidents of hate in the world, is inspiring. The shots in London are gorgeous, and the comic relief provided by the aging rocker Bill Nighy is funny. It is a feel-good movie and bound to be criticized, but it's ok to feel good once in awhile :), and this is certainly one of the better done romantic comedies.
  Antonius B Super Reviewer
• Feb 05, 2014

  A really cute film for.. lonely adults. Even though the stories are unbelievable and overwhelmingly romantic, you can't help but appreciate the acting from the star studded cast. Definitely a good film to watch when you are lonely and want to binge eating.
  

  Sylvester K Super Reviewer
• Mar 03, 2013

  Sam: Let's do it. Let's go get the shit kicked out of us by love. "Love Actually is all around" Love Actually is a film that surprised me. It was never one I was excited to watch, but by circumstance I did and I'm happy I did. It's a romantic comedy centered around the Christmas holiday and it's one I thoroughly enjoyed. The big cast and multiple story lines made the film feel a lot shorter than its over two hour runtime.  The film follows very different relationships in England around Christmas. The relationships vary from married couples to friends to a child's first love, but all keep the same theme even if there's a different tone to each of them. All the seemingly different story lines converge upon each other on Christmas Eve at a school Christmas musical. The cast includes Bill Nighy, Colin Firth, Alan Rickman, Emma Watson, Keira Knightley, Liam Neeson, and Hugh Grant amongst others and each actor lends a different piece of the huge puzzle that is being pieced together. My favorites were Liam Neeson and Bill Nighy, but each and every cast member was terrific. It's not a hard movie to like, like a lot of romantic comedies. It's truly heartfelt and I especially enjoyed the child's love story. It was beautiful. Definitely a film that every romantic heart should see, and even if you don't have that romantic heart, like me, you'll still enjoy yourself. Well worth the watch.
  Melvin W Super Reviewer
• Aug 08, 2012

  LOVE ACTUALLY IS THE GREATEST LOVE STORY(S) EVER! That's what I'm thinking every time I watch it, after I've seen it, and once I see that it's on/coming on. It has the most wonderful cast, all of whom have the greatest chemistry. From Neeson and his kid to Alan Rickman and Emma Thompson, these guys are incredible. What makes it different from all the other multiple cast/multiple story movies is that every one of them are endearing little movies of their own and I enjoy each character. All the endings are touching and it tops everything off by being during Christmas. Love Actually has become one of my Christmas movie rituals. It's heartfelt, not always optimistic, but mostly cheerful and funny. I love this movie. Give it a try this Christmas if you haven't seen it.
  Jason C Super Reviewer

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