Hugh Grant and Emma Thompson admit they thought Love Actually movie was 'out there' and 'psychotic'

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Nearly a year after going viral for her uninhibited dance moves at an Adele concert, Emma Thompson is opening up about the concert on The Tonight Show.The 63-year-old Thompson returned to The Tonight Show to promote Matilda The Musical, debuting on Netflix on Christmas Day.She discussed why she cut loose during the now-infamous concert, and also reveals that she does not watch Love Actually during the holidays, unlike many fans.  Viral: Nearly a year after going viral for her uninhibited dance moves at an Adele concert, Emma Thompson is opening up about the concert on The Tonight Show Promote: The 63-year-old Thompson returned to The Tonight Show to promote Matilda The Musical, debuting on Netflix on Christmas DayThompson was in the crowed at The London Palladium for Adele's ITV special An Audience With Adele, which aired in November, and they showed a clip of her dancing including a bit where Adele tells Thompson she's seen her dancing all night.She explained, 'All the celebrities were downstairs and they were all sort of sitting there and I'm going, "GET UP! We've been in COVID for two years, we're OUT!" It was the first time we'd all been out.' Fallon added that he loves having her on the show during this time of year since Love Actually is always playing on TV, but she doesn't watch it at all.

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, the cast and crew of the beloved holiday romantic comedy revealed that the late Alan Rickman was enraged by his scene with Rowan Atkinson. Love Actually director Richard Curtis revisited the iconic scene that finds Rickman’s Harry sneaking away from , at the mall to purchase a gold necklace for Mia (Heike Makatsch), an attractive younger woman who works at his office. While at the register, he has to deal with Atkinson’s eccentric clerk, Rufus, who promises to have Harry’s gift wrapped “in the flashiest of flashes,” but takes a comically long time adding unnecessary flourishes like a gold ribbon, flower buds, lavender, a cinnamon stick, and a sprig of holly. This content can also be viewed on the site it from.While the scene is a comedic showcase for Atkinson, Rickman apparently didn’t find it all that funny at the time.

Matt Hancock's partner Gina lands at Heathrow without I'm A Celeb starHugh, 62, added: "Did I say that? Well, it is a bit psychotic. Like I said, it's Richard [Curtis] on steroids."But the thing is with him, what you have to remember is, when he writes about love, he means it.

20 years after their beloved pre-pubescent romance stole the show in the iconic romantic comedy Love Actually, Thomas Brodie-Sangster and Olivia Olson look back on their experiences.Brodie-Sangster, 32, and Olson, 30, made their feature film debuts in the 2003 film as the lovestruck Sam and his American crush Joanna.They both spoke with Diane Sawyer for the new special The Laughter & Secrets of Love Actually: 20 Years Later -- A Diane Sawyer Special, which aired Tuesday evening on ABC, reflecting on their first major roles. Looking back: 20 years after their beloved pre-pubescent romance stole the show in the iconic romantic comedy Love Actually, Thomas Brodie-Sangster and Olivia Olson look back on their experiences Debuts: Brodie-Sangster, 32, and Olson, 30, made their feature film debuts in the 2003 film as the lovestruck Sam and his American crush Joanna Reflecting: They both spoke with Diane Sawyer for the new special The Laughter & Secrets of Love Actually: 20 Years Later -- A Diane Sawyer Special, which aired Tuesday evening on ABC, reflecting on their first major rolesBrodie-Sangster told Sawyer that he, 'couldn't even believe it had been 20 years' since the movie came out.'I watched it for the first time this past Christmas since the premiere.

ABC aired its Diane Sawyer special The Laughter & Secrets of Love Actually: 20 Years Later on Tuesday, which featured an impromptu interruption by the police.Sawyer, 76, traveled to filming locations of the 2003 rom-com Love Actually in Brooklyn and London, to chat with the cast and writer-director Richard Curtis.During one of her stops in London, she chatted with Thomas Brodie-Sangster, 32, when their interview was cut short with an 'abrupt' visit by the police. Interruption: ABC aired its Diane Sawyer special The Laughter & Secrets of Love Actually: 20 Years Later on Tuesday, which featured an impromptu interruption by the police Abrupt: During one of her stops in London, she chatted with Thomas Brodie-Sangster, 32, when their interview was cut short with an 'abrupt' visit by the policeSawyer and Brodie-Sangster were sitting on the same London bench where he filmed an iconic scene with his on-screen stepfather Daniel (Liam Neeson).During their chat, a crew member approaches and tells them they have to leave because they, 'don't have the proper permit and they're going to arrest us.' Brodie-Sangster called the interruption, 'abrupt,' while Sawyer responded with a joke.

despises his iconic dancing sequence in . So much, in fact, that he recently it “the most excruciating scene ever committed to celluloid.”The quote comes from Grant's appearance in ABC’s freshly released Love Actually retrospective, The Laughter & Secrets of ‘Love Actually’: 20 Years Later. In the 2003 , Grant played a British Prime Minister who falls for one of his staff members.

arrives. There's a lot to uncover in the final season, but with nine episodes premiering this Friday, and another seven coming early next year, at least it won't feel rushed. The first episode ends on a cliffhanger (or a stomach drop) that I think you'll all relate to and kind of dictates where the first half of the season goes.

One of the most remembered scenes from Love Actually is Hugh Grant’s dance scene. Although many remember this sequence with nostalgia, Grant recently recalled it was quite “excruciating” for him.