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Love Actually (2003) -- Follows the lives of eight very different couples in dealing with their love lives in various loosely and interrelated tales all set during a frantic month before Christmas in London, England.
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Love Actually (2003) -- Follows the lives of eight very different couples in dealing with their love lives in various loosely and interrelated tales all set during a frantic month before Christmas in London, England.

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Director:

Richard Curtis

Writer:

Richard Curtis (written by)

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Release Date:

14 November 2003 (USA) more

Genre:

Comedy | Drama | Romance more

Tagline:

Love actually is all around. more

Plot:

Follows the lives of eight very different couples in dealing with their love lives in various loosely and interrelated tales all set during a frantic month before Christmas in London, England. full summary | full synopsis

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Awards:

Nominated for 2 Golden Globes. Another 10 wins & 18 nominations more

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Delightfull Homage to Love more (877 total)


Cast

  (in credits order) (verified as complete)

Bill Nighy ... Billy Mack
Gregor Fisher ... Joe
Rory MacGregor ... Engineer

Colin Firth ... Jamie Bennett

Sienna Guillory ... Jamie's Girlfriend

Liam Neeson ... Daniel

Emma Thompson ... Karen
Lulu Popplewell ... Daisy, her daughter
Kris Marshall ... Colin Frissell
Heike Makatsch ... Mia

Martin Freeman ... John
Joanna Page ... Just Judy

Chiwetel Ejiofor ... Peter
Andrew Lincoln ... Mark

Keira Knightley ... Juliet

Hugh Grant ... The Prime Minister

Nina Sosanya ... Annie
Frank Moorey ... Terence, who's in charge
Jill Freud ... Pat the housekeeper

Martine McCutcheon ... Natalie
Tim Hatwell ... Vicar

Laura Linney ... Sarah
Lynden David Hall ... The Wedding Singer
The Big Blue ... Church musicians
Jont Whittington ... Guitarist

Dan Fredenburgh ... Jamie's bad brother
Julia Davis ... Nancy the caterer
Abdul Salis ... Tony
Alan Barnes ... Movie director
Shaughan Seymour ... Movie cameraman
Helen Murton ... Funeral priest
Edward Hardwicke ... Sam's grandfather
Caroline John ... Sam's grandmother
Thomas Sangster ... Sam
Gemma Aston ... Family mourner
Matt Harvey ... Family mourner
Adrian Preater ... Family mourner
Joanna Thaw ... Family mourner
Junior Simpson ... Wedding DJ

Alan Rickman ... Harry

Rodrigo Santoro ... Karl
Brian Bovell ... Radio Watford DJ
Sarah McDougall ... Receptionist
Marcus Brigstocke ... Mikey, DJ interviewer
Richard Hawley ... Alex, Deputy Prime Minister
Wyllie Longmore ... Jeremy
Gillian Barge ... Cabinet Minister
Richard Wills-Cotton ... Cabinet Minister
Kate Bowes Renna ... Cabinet Minister
Kate Glover ... Cabinet Minister
Nicola McRoy ... Cabinet Minister
Ant McPartlin ... Ant (as Anthony McPartlin)
Declan Donnelly ... Dec

Elisabeth Margoni ... Eleonore (as Elizabeth Margoni)
Lúcia Moniz ... Aurelia

Billy Bob Thornton ... The US President
Peter Marinker ... US Expert
Keir Charles ... Press Conference Reporter
Doraly Rosen ... Press Conference Reporter
Meg Wynn Owen ... PM's Secretary
Carol Carey ... Natalie's replacement
Jo Whiley ... Radio DJ
Sarah Atkinson ... Billy's Video Vixen
Clare Bennett ... Billy's Video Vixen
Sarah Holland ... Billy's Video Vixen
Vicki Murdoch ... Billy's Video Vixen

Meredith Ostrom ... Billy's Video Vixen
Katherine Poulton ... Billy's Video Vixen
Tuuli ... Billy's Video Vixen
Michael Parkinson ... Parky
Michael Fitzgerald ... Michael, Sarah's brother
Ciaran O'Driscoll ... Hospital patient

Rowan Atkinson ... Rufus, jewellery salesman
William Wadham ... Bernie, Karen's son
Catia Duarte ... Language student
Igor Urdenko ... Language student
Nat Udom ... Language student

Ines Boughanmi ... Language student
Yuk Sim Yau ... Language student
John Sharian ... Wisconsin taxi driver

Glenn Conroy ... Barman

Ivana Milicevic ... Stacey, American Dreamgirl

January Jones ... Jeannie, American Angel

Elisha Cuthbert ... Carol-Anne, American Goddess
Wes Butters ... Radio 1 chart show DJ
Laura Rees ... Record company executive
Emma Buckley ... Jamie's sister
Sheila Allen ... Jamie's mum
Terry Reece ... PM's chauffeur, Terry
Colin Coull ... PM's bodyguard, Gavin
Margery Mason ... Harris Street old lady
Katharine Bailey ... Harris Street little girl
Tiffany Boysell ... Her friend
Georgia Flint ... Her friend
Joanna Bacon ... Natalie's mum

Bill Moody ... Natalie's dad
Billy Campbell ... Natalie's octopus brother, Keith
Paul Slack ... John's brother

Adam Godley ... Mr. Trench
Olivia Olson ... Joanna Anderson
Ruby Turner ... Mrs. Jean Anderson
Amanda Garwood ... Backing-singer teacher
Arturo Venegas ... Mr. Anderson

Claudia Schiffer ... Carol
Patrick Delaney ... Tommy, Carol's son
Helder Costa ... Mr. Barros
Carla Vasconcelos ... Sophia Barros
Stewart Howson ... Airport gate man
Jamie Edgell ... Airport guard
Dave Fisher ... Airport guard
Paul Heasman ... Airport guard
Tony Lucken ... Airport guard
Raul Atalaia ... Restaurant proprietor
Nancy Sorrell ... Greta

Shannon Elizabeth ... Harriet, the sexy one

Denise Richards ... Carla, the real friendly one
rest of cast listed alphabetically:

Richard Curtis ... Trombone player (uncredited)
Rebecca Frayn ... Joanna, Daniel's dead wife (uncredited)
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Directed by
Richard Curtis 
 
Writing credits
Richard Curtis (written by)

Produced by
Tim Bevan .... producer
Liza Chasin .... co-producer
Eric Fellner .... producer
Debra Hayward .... co-producer
Duncan Kenworthy .... producer
Chris Thompson .... line producer
 
Original Music by
Craig Armstrong (score composed by)
 
Cinematography by
Michael Coulter (director of photography)
 
Film Editing by
Nick Moore 
 
Casting by
Mary Selway 
Fiona Weir 
Patrícia Vasconcelos (uncredited)
 
Production Design by
Jim Clay 
 
Art Direction by
Jonathan McKinstry (supervising art director)
Rod McLean 
Justin Warburton-Brown 
 
Set Decoration by
Caroline Smith 
 
Costume Design by
Joanna Johnston 
 
Makeup Department
Kate Benton .... makeup artist
Graham Johnston .... hair designer
Graham Johnston .... makeup designer
Lorna McGowan .... makeup artist
Suzanne Belcher .... hair designer: second unit (uncredited)
Suzanne Belcher .... makeup artist: second unit (uncredited)
Laura McIntosh .... assistant makeup artist (uncredited)
 
Production Management
Raphaël Benoliel .... production manager: France
Deborah Harding .... post-production supervisor
Jonathan Hook .... location unit manager
Joseph Jayawardena .... location unit manager
Tori Parry .... production manager
Michelle Wright .... executive in charge of production: Working Title Films
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Tom Glaisyer .... third assistant director
Ben Howarth .... second assistant director
Gilles Kenny .... assistant director: France
Christopher Newman .... first assistant director
Alex Oakley .... co-second assistant director (as Alexander Oakley)
Sue Wood .... crowd assistant director (as Susan Lawrence)
Chris Burgess .... third assistant director: pick-ups (uncredited)
Julie Laugier .... trainee assistant director: France (uncredited)
 
Art Department
Adrian Aitken .... supervising plasterer
Joseph Alley .... carpenter
David Allstone .... wood machinist
David Barker .... carpenter
Nicholas Barringer .... plasterer (as Nick Barringer)
David Bellemère .... artwork: exhibition photographs, "Christmas Uncovered"
Perry Bell .... painter
Frank Berlin .... painter
Jean-Paul Bernard .... prop buyer: France
Lee Biggs .... carpenter
Steve Bohan .... construction manager (as Stephen Bohan)
John Botton .... dressing props
Roger Bowles .... draughtsman
Peter Browne .... chargehand carpenter
Peter Browne .... stagehand
Gary Burns .... plasterer laborer
Ian Burrows .... plasterer
John Butler .... chargehand sprayer
James Buxton .... carpenter
Robert Byron .... plasterer
Antonio Calvo-Dominguez .... junior draughtsman
Bob Cann .... carpenter (as Robert Cann)
Eamon Cann .... carpenter
Paul Carpenter .... carpenter
Helen Chapman .... art department runner
Roy Chapman .... chargehand dresser
Jane Clark .... storyboard artist
Bernard Collins .... carpenter (as Bernie Collins)
Peter Collins .... carpenter
Andrea Couch .... art department assistant
Nigel Crafts .... carpenter
Adam Crosby .... painter trainee
Ben Crosby .... painter
Fred Crosby .... painter
Gary Crosby .... head painter
Derek Dawson .... carpenter
Mark Dowling .... painter
Dean Dunham .... supervising painter
Stephen Dunsford .... stagehand
Delmont Earwicker .... plasterer
Lee Edwards .... carpenter
Colin Ellis .... dressing props
Clifford Etheridge .... chargehand plasterer (as Cliff Etheridge)
Trevor Eve .... painter
Jools Faiers .... graphic designer
Michael Finlay .... painter
Robert Flint .... stagehand
Stephen Fountain .... plasterer
Martin Freeman .... chargehand carpenter
Heidi Gibb .... assistant art director
Barry Gibbs .... property master
David Gibson .... carpenter
Craig Gleeson .... painter
Nick Goodall .... carpenter
Andy Good .... carpenter
Oliver Goodier .... art department assistant
Luke Goodman .... painter trainee
Mark Goodman .... stand-by stagehand
Gavin Gordon .... carpenter
Geoffrey Brian Grant .... plasterer (as Geoffrey Grant)
Alan Grenham .... painter
Peter Grove .... carpenter
David Haberfield .... chargehand painter
Jessie Hammond .... painter
Kevin Harris .... carpenter
Phil Harvey .... draughtsman (as Philip Harvey)
Tim Hayes .... carpenter
Gary Hedges .... carpenter
Nigel Henderson .... plasterer
John Hersey .... painter
Gerry Higgins .... painter
Sean Higgins .... plasterer
Jason Hopperton .... dressing props
Jonathan Houlding .... draughtsman (as Jon Houdling)
Barnaby Inman .... carpenter
Peter Kane .... painter laborer
George King .... supervising stagehand
David Lainsbury .... painter laborer
Nick Lloyd .... carpenter (as Nicholas Lloyd)
Gary Lowe .... painter
David Lowery .... supervising carpenter
Thomas Mangan .... plasterer
Thomas Martin .... supervising carpenter (as Tom Martin)
Peter McCarroll .... plasterer
Richard A. McCarthy .... head plasterer (as Richard McCarthy)
Anthony McGee .... carpenter
Joe McGee .... practical electrician: art department
Joe McGee .... practical electrician: construction department
John McGee .... stand-by carpenter
Charlie McGinlay .... painter (as Charles McGinlay)
Stephen McGregor .... carpenter
John McGuigan .... painter
Eamon McLoughlin .... supervising carpenter
Brian Morris .... stand-by painter
Dave Morris .... production buyer
Esta Morris .... trainee props: FT2
Stephen John Morris .... plasterer (as Stephen Morris)
Stephen Murray .... carpenter
Sophie Newman .... assistant set decorator
Peter Nodwell .... carpenter
Geoff Nolan .... carpenter
Barry O'Brien .... carpenter
John O'Brien .... chargehand carpenter
Roy O'Brien .... carpenter trainee
Daniel O'Regan .... supervising carpenter (as Danny O'Regan)
Colin Osgood .... carpenter
Seamus O'Sullivan .... assistant construction manager
Stephen Page .... plasterer
Darryl Paterson .... prop storeman
Jason Phelps .... carpenter
Dave Philpott .... carpenter (as David Philpott)
Steven Ponting .... plasterer
Jean Preiss .... construction: France
Zoe Robertson .... construction buyer
Albert Roper .... chargehand painter
Russell Sargent .... carpenter
Chris Seddon .... drapes master
Richard Shackleton .... carpenter
Rolf Snellgrove .... carpenter
Glenn Start .... painter
Jeff Sullivan .... painter
Ian Tansey .... painter laborer
Bradley Torbett .... chargehand stand-by propman
Jason Torbett .... stand-by propman
Steve Transfield .... plasterer
Emma Vane .... draughtsman
Ettore Venturini .... plasterer
Clive Ward .... chargehand painter
Paul Waterman .... carpenter
Michael Webb .... stagehand
Paul Webb .... carpenter
Kenneth Welland .... painter
Keith Weston .... stagehand
Mark Weston .... carpenter trainee
Stephen Weston .... chargehand wood machinist
Kevin Wheeler .... chargehand dresser
Matt Whelan .... carpenter (as Matthew Whelan)
Derek Whorlow .... head stagehand
Mark Wilkinson .... carpenter
Darrell Williams .... plasterer
Mark Williams .... plasterer laborer
Steve Williamson .... chargehand painter
Ashley Winter .... stand-by art director
Eddie Wolstencroft .... plasterer
David Youngs .... chargehand carpenter (as Dave Youngs)
Ian Zawadzki .... painter
Charlotte Finlay .... assistant designer (uncredited)
Carl Peters .... dressing props (uncredited)
 
Sound Department
Nigel Bennett .... assistant sound re-recording mixer
Felicity Cottrell .... foley artist (as Felicity Cotterell)
Adam Daniel .... assistant sound re-recording mixer
Graham Daniel .... re-recording mixer
Gillian Dodders .... adr editor
Gillian Dodders .... dialogue editor
Glenn Freemantle .... supervising sound editor
Susan French .... assistant sound editor
Michael Harris .... sound playback (as Mike Harris)
Mark Heslop .... sound effects editor
Brendan Nicholson .... preview re-recording mixer
Robin O'Donoghue .... re-recording mixer
Grahame Peters .... foley editor (as Graham Peters)
Tom Sayers .... assistant sound editor
Lionel Selwyn .... foley artist
Esther Smith .... sound re-recordist
Amie Stephenson .... sound assistant
David Stephenson .... production sound mixer
Richard Street .... re-recording mixer
Kevin Tayler .... foley mixer
Nick Watson .... sound consultant: Dolby
Andrew Wilkinson .... assistant sound editor (as Andy Wilkinson)
Aad Wirtz .... adr mixer: Interact Sound
Colin Wood .... sound maintenance
Andrew Caller .... foley assistant (uncredited)
Nick Foley .... adr recordist (uncredited)
Mark Kenna .... consultant: Dolby film sound (uncredited)
Mark Kenna .... dolby film sound consultant (uncredited)
Matthew McKenzie .... adr recordist (uncredited)
Colin McLellan .... adr recordist (uncredited)
Ted Swanscott .... adr mixer (uncredited)
 
Special Effects by
Richard Conway .... special effects coordinator
Sam Conway .... special effects technician
Mark White .... special effects technician
Nigel Wilkinson .... special effects technician (uncredited)
 
Visual Effects by
Andy Burrow .... digital lab: Framestore CFC (as Andy Burrows)
Adam Inglis .... digital grading colourist: Framestore CFC
Tim Keene .... visual effects producer: Framestore CFC
Roz Lowrie .... visual effects editor: Framestore CFC
Christian Manz .... compositor: Framestore CFC
Claire McGrane .... digital grading producer: Framestore CFC
Nicholas Seal .... compositor: Framestore CFC (as Nick Seal)
Asa Shoul .... digital grading colourist: Framestore CFC
Maria Stroka .... digital lab: Framestore CFC
Steve Wagendorp .... digital conform: Framestore CFC
Timothy Webber .... visual effects supervisor: Framestore CFC (as Tim Webber)
Edward Xi Chen .... data operator (uncredited)
James Clarke .... visual effects (uncredited)
Jerome Dewhurst .... digital lab operator (uncredited)
Danny Geurtsen .... digital matte painter (uncredited)
Lucinda Keeler .... data operator (uncredited)
Rebecca Manning .... data operation assistant: Framestore CFC (uncredited)
Mike Morrison .... data operator (uncredited)
Christopher Page .... digital cleanup artist (uncredited)
Kevin Phelan .... film recording producer: Lip Sync Post (uncredited)
Dave Robinson .... systems engineer (uncredited)
Dave Salter .... film cutter: Framestore CFC (uncredited)
Jeremy Sawyer .... data operator (uncredited)
Matina Skouteri .... digital lab operator (uncredited)
Paul Stamp .... data operator (uncredited)
Paola Varvaro .... digital cleanup artist (uncredited)
Tara Walker .... digital I/O (uncredited)
Stephen Willey .... systems engineer (uncredited)
 
Stunts
Tracey Caudle .... stunt double: Lúcia Moniz
Talila Craig .... stunt double: Thomas Sangster
Lee Sheward .... stunt coordinator
Avril Soards .... stunt double: Thomas Sangster
Adam Kirley .... stunts (uncredited)
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Patrick Allard .... gaffer: France
Mik Allen .... focus puller
Bill Beenham .... h.o.d. electrical rigger (as William Beenham)
James Bloom .... focus puller: "b" camera
Mike Brewster .... additional camera operator: second unit
Richard Broome .... grip
Tom Brown .... chief rigging electric
Luke Coulter .... camera trainee
Frederick Crawford .... chargehand rigger
Gary Dormer .... electrical rigger
Stephen Dunn .... rigger
Kevin Edland .... rigging electrician
Terry Edland .... gaffer
Paul Edwards .... Steadicam operator
Mike Eley .... documentary camera: kissing footage
Danny Espey .... electrician
Mark Evans .... electrician
Warren Evans .... electrician
Andrew Friswell .... crane grip (as Andy Friswell)
Rory Fry .... assistant video operator
Darren Gatrell .... practical electrician
Martin Goddard .... rigger
Paul Harford .... electrical rigger
Martin Hawkins .... rigger
Peter Hawkins .... h.o.d. rigger
Tony Hayes .... rigging gaffer
Scott Hiller .... electrical rigger
William Howe .... electrical rigger
Martin Hume .... camera operator: "b" camera
Lee Jones .... rigger
Mark Laidlaw .... generator operator
Wayne Leach .... best boy
Stephen Lee .... video assist operator
Oliver Loncraine .... clapper loader
Ronald Meeks .... supervising rigger
Kenny Monger .... rigging electrician (as Kenneth Monger)
David Morgan .... camera operator: second unit
Peter Mountain .... still photographer
Patrick O'Flynn .... electrician
John Palmer .... camera operator: "b" camera
Jonathan Richardson .... video footage: Behind the Scenes
Jonathan Richardson .... video footage: Mark's Wedding
David Sinfield .... electrician
Colin Smith .... rigger
Peter Taylor .... camera operator
Karl Thomas .... electrician
David Weller .... stand-by rigger
Brad Larner .... focus puller: "b" camera (uncredited)
Spencer Murray .... assistant camera (uncredited)
Basil Smith .... second assistant camera: France (uncredited)
 
Casting Department
Shaheen Baig .... casting: children
Jay Benedict .... adr voice casting
Stephanie Corsalini .... casting: Joanna
Samia Fadli .... extras casting director: France
Camilla-Valentine Isola .... casting: Portugal
Phoebe Scholfield .... adr voice casting
Sophie Shand .... casting assistant
Anne Barbier .... casting assistant: France (uncredited)
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Liza Bracey .... costume assistant
Martin Chitty .... set costumer
Mark Ferguson .... costume supervisor
Charlotte Finlay .... costume assistant
Frank Gallagher .... costume assistant
Samantha Heskia .... assistant costume designer
Marlene Lawlor .... assistant costume designer
Leigh Nicol .... set costumer
Jo Roderick .... costume assistant
Charlotte Sewell .... costume assistant
Amanda Trewin .... set costume supervisor
Magda Witko .... costume department runner (as Magdalena Natalia Witko)
Silvana Sacco .... costume effects artist (uncredited)
 
Editorial Department
Tania Clarke .... assistant editor: avid
Paul Clegg .... conforming editor
Martin Corbett .... conforming editor
Peter Dansie .... first assistant editor
Steve Harrow .... post-production consultant: Steeple Post-Production Services Ltd
Daryl Jordan .... conforming editor
Peter Lambert .... trainee: NFTS
Sam Macrory .... post-production runner
Julian May .... conforming editor
Dave Rees .... color timer
Ben Renton .... conforming editor
Debs Richardson .... second assistant editor (as Deborah Richardson)
Christian Wheeler .... conforming editor
Paul Apted .... assistant editor (uncredited)
Kevin Phelan .... film recording producer: Lip Sync Post (uncredited)
Suzie Shearer .... post-production coordinator (uncredited)
 
Music Department
Nick Angel .... music supervisor
Craig Armstrong .... music arranger
Craig Armstrong .... music producer
Craig Armstrong .... musician: guitar
Craig Armstrong .... musician: piano
Craig Armstrong .... orchestrator
Chris Barrett .... assistant music engineer
Simon Chamberlain .... musician: piano
Matt Dunkley .... orchestrator
Olga FitzRoy .... assistant music engineer (as Olga Fitzroy)
Geoff Foster .... score recordist
Isobel Griffiths .... orchestra contractor
Alexandra Hill .... music coordinator: Working Title Films
Matthew Hunt .... musician: clarinet solo
Jake Jackson .... assistant music engineer
Perry Montague Mason .... orchestra leader (as Perry Montague-Mason)
Kathy Nelson .... executive in charge of film music: Universal Studios
Jenny O'Grady .... choir master
Jon Olive .... music editor
Jeffrey Pollack .... music consultant: USA
Michael Price .... music editor
Cecilia Weston .... conductor
Gavyn Wright .... orchestra leader
Mike Deasy .... musician (uncredited)
Kirsten Lane .... music consultant (uncredited)
 
Transportation Department
Mark Allen .... facilities driver
Mike Beaven .... unit driver
John Burden .... driver: minibus
Andy Carter .... facilities driver
Roy Clarke .... transportation captain
George Corrigan .... location driver
Peter Devlin .... driver: Hugh Grant
Keith Ellis .... location driver
Mark Hatchwell .... location driver
Simon Hudnott .... driver: Richard Curtis
Tommy Hunt .... location driver
Tom Innes .... location driver
Townsley Knott .... location driver
Miklos Kozma .... unit driver
Martin Lewis .... location driver
Mike Moran .... driver: minibus
Enyo Mortty .... driver: Duncan Kenworthy
Martin Parry .... location driver
Terry Reece .... unit driver
Matthieu Rubin .... transportation coordinator: France
Simon Saunders .... driver: Liam Neeson
Albert Smith .... facility driver
John Smith .... unit driver
Barry Stone .... facilities driver
Tony Wadsworth .... unit driver
George Yeung .... location driver
Guy Bostock .... action vehicle coordinator (uncredited)
Ian Clarke .... vehicle technician (uncredited)
Sean Thornton .... picture vehicle technician (uncredited)
 
Other crew
Sophie Aitken .... caterer
Christina Angeloudes .... paralegal: Working Title Films
Patricia Barr .... unit nurse (as Pat Barr)
Clare Bennett .... assistant: Richard Curtis
James Blackwell .... health officer
James Blackwell .... safety officer
James Bolton .... production runner
Emmanuelle Breuil .... assistant production coordinator: France
Mitchell Brown .... caterer
James Chasey .... utility stand-in
Sarah Clark .... unit publicist
Olivier Coquillon .... assistant location manager: France
Laurence Coutaud-Garnier .... production coordinator: France
Manuela Cripps .... assistant: Liam Neeson
Arnaud Duterque .... location manager: France
Lucy Foulds .... location assistant
Simon Fraser .... production coordinator
Emma Freud .... script editor
Shefali Ghosh .... chief financial officer: Working Title Films
Lucie Graves .... assistant production coordinator: Working Title
Una Hill .... assistant production coordinator
Matthew Hogden .... tutor (as Matthew J. Hodgen)
Charles Howes .... tutor
Gerard Hubert .... assistant location manager: France
Aliza James .... assistant: Eric Fellner, Working Title Films
Carrie Johnson .... construction nurse
Vince Jordan .... caterer
Oliver Kersey .... floor runner
Bryn Lawrence .... floor runner
Isabelle Lippitsch .... accountant: France
Jonathan Lunn .... choreographer
Ann Lynch .... executive coordinator: Working Title Films
Sheila Marshall .... continuity trainee: FT2
Eth Ibrahim Maynard .... clearance coordinator (as Eth Ibrahim-Flint)
Sarah McDougall .... assistant: Richard Curtis
Gráinne Mckenna .... senior legal and business affairs executive: Working Title Films
Callum Metcalfe .... assistant: Tim Bevan, Working Title Films
Lew Morgan .... security officer
Angela Morrison .... chief operating officer: Working Title Films
Patricia Mary Murphy .... legal services
Ruth Nicol .... construction nurse
Clive Noakes .... laboratory contact
Chris Norman .... production guild trainee
Tricia O'Connor .... caterer
Jae-sung Oh .... set production assistant (as Jae Sung-Oh)
David Piechaczek .... assistant location manager: France
Penny Powell .... first assistant accountant
Clive Putman .... caterer
Sue Quinn .... location manager
James Richardson .... assistant accountant
Albert G. Ruben .... insurance: AON
Antoine Sabarros .... production service company: France, Bay Vista Production Services
Nicolas Sabarros .... craft service: France
Adam Samuelson .... louma crane technician
Stephane Santinelli .... craft service: France
Georgie Sayer .... utility stand-in
Sheeraz Shah .... head of legal and business affairs: Working Title Films
Jennifer Simonnet .... office runner: France
Christine Somerville .... legal services
Michele Tandy .... financial controller
Aurelia Thomas .... assistant location manager
Fran Triefus .... assistant accountant
Adam Tudhope .... assistant: Duncan Kenworthy
Lisa Vick .... script supervisor
Lucy Wainwright .... legal and business affairs executive: Working Title Films
Sara Woodhatch .... assistant: Hugh Grant
Sarah Jane Wright .... production executive: Working Title Films (as Sarah-Jane Wright)
Philip Ball .... stand-in (uncredited)
Kellie Belle .... product placement (uncredited)
Kellie Belle .... rights clearances (uncredited)
Nic Benns .... title designer (uncredited)
Hannah Ireland .... office assistant (uncredited)
Cian O'Clery .... set runner (uncredited)
Ashton Radcliffe .... additional location manager (uncredited)
 
Thanks
Marie-Ange Bujoli .... with thanks to: L'Aéroport C.C.I. Marseille-Provence (as Madame Marie-Ange Bujoli)
Monsieur Caravalho .... with thanks to: La Ville de Marseille
Danièle Coppex .... with thanks to: Le Bar de la Marine (as Madame Danièle Coppex)
Gérard Deutscher .... with thanks to: L'Aéroport C.C.I. Marseille-Provence (as Commissaire Gérard Deutscher)
Pierre Nizzoli .... with thanks to: Le Bar de la Marine
 
Crew believed to be complete


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Additional Details

Also Known As:

Love Actually Is All Around (UK) (working title) (USA) (working title)
Untitled Richard Curtis Project (UK) (working title)
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MPAA:

Rated R for sexuality, nudity and language.

Runtime:

135 min | Canada:129 min (Toronto International Film Festival) | South Korea:129 min (Asian Edition)

Country:

UK | USA

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1 more

Sound Mix:

DTS | Dolby Digital | SDDS

Certification:

Canada:14 (Nova Scotia) | Canada:14A (Alberta/British Columbia/Manitoba/Ontario) (Canadian Home Video rating) | Malaysia:18SX | Iceland:L | France:U | Ireland:15 | South Korea:15 (Asian edition) (DVD rating) | Argentina:13 | Australia:M | Brazil:14 | Finland:K-11 | Germany:6 (bw) | Hong Kong:IIA (original rating) | Hong Kong:III (DVD rating) | Japan:PG-12 | Netherlands:AL | New Zealand:M | Norway:11 | Peru:14 | Philippines:R-18 | Portugal:M/12 | Singapore:M18 (video rating) (re-rating) | Singapore:PG (video rating) (cut) | Singapore:R(A) | Spain:T | Sweden:7 | UK:15 | USA:R (certificate #40173)


Fun Stuff

Trivia:

The song "Christmas Is All Around" is a cover of The Troggs' "Love Is All Around". The version by Wet Wet Wet featured in Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994) was at number one in the UK charts for 15 weeks in 1994, and Richard Curtis thought it would be amusing to start this film with the same song that had driven everyone to distraction nine years earlier. more

Goofs:

Factual errors: When Karen is in her room crying to the Joni Mitchell song "Both Sides Now", the CD player shows that it is track 7. But on the actual "Both Sides Now" CD she received, the song is actually track 12. more

Quotes:

Daniel: [knocks on Sam's door] Sam, time for dinner.
Sam: I'm not hungry.
Daniel: Sam... I've done chicken kebabs!
Sam: Look at the sign on the door.
[he starts practising his drums; Daniel leans back and looks at the sign, which says, "I SAID - I'M NOT HUNGRY"]
Daniel: Right.
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Movie Connections:

References Psycho (1960) more

Soundtrack:

Here With Me more


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Author: Claudio Carvalho from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

In London, from five weeks before Christmas up to a month after Christmas, the lives of different persons are linked by love. The Prime Minister (Hugh Grant) and the member of his household, Natalie (Martine McCutcheon); his sister Karen (Emma Thompson), her husband Harry (Alam Rickman) and Harry's secretary, Mia (Heike Makatsch); Harry's employees, Sarah (Laura Linney), a woman with a serious problem in her life, and the designer Karl (Rodrigo Santoro); the writer Jamie Bennett (Colin Firth) and his Portuguese maid Aurélia (Lúcia Moniz); the grieving widow Daniel (Liam Neeson) and his son, Sam; a porn actress and her colleague; the singer Billy Mack (Billy Nighy) and his manager; the just married couple Peter (Chiwetel Ejiofor) and Juliet (Keira Knightley) and their best man Mark (Andrew Lincoln); a British young man that travels to USA, trying to score women in that country. "Love Actually" is a delightful homage to love. There are different situations, some of them dramatic, others funny, sometimes touching but never corny. The interconnection of the stories has a perfect timing. The cast is a constellation, highlighting the shining beauty of Keira Knightley and the nice role of Hugh Grant. There are many wonderful moments, such as the collective interview of the Prime Minister and the American president; or the moment when Karen finds that her Christmas gift is a CD of Joni Mitchell; or when Mark declares his secret love for Juliet; or the relationship of Daniel and Sam; or when Daniel meets Carol; or when the manager of Billy makes a comment about Elton John; or the narration in off in the beginning of the movie. I believe I could list many other magnificent moments, but better off the reader of my review rent or buy the DVD and have a good time. My vote is nine.

Title (Brazil): "Simplesmente Amor" ("Simply Love")

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