Jude Law just ruined one of fans’ favorite things about ‘The Holiday’: ‘Just burst the bubble! Sorry!’

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“The Holiday.”The actor, 51, spoke about the beloved 2006 holiday classic during a recent interview on BBC Radio 2’s “The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show,” breaking many fans’ hearts by revealing that the movie’s idyllic Rosehill Cottage nestled in the English countryside … doesn’t exist. “I mean, I find it just, honestly glorious,” Law said of the film’s devotees who rewatch it every year.

Law plays Graham, a charming single-father of two in the flick, opposite Kate Winslet, Cameron Diaz and Jack Black. When conversation turned towards stories about being able to Airbnb the cozy Surrey bungalow where Winslet’s character Iris lives, Law lowered the boom on co-hosts Zoe Ball and Kerry Godliman. “That cottage doesn’t exist,” the actor said, stunning Ball and Godliman. “So the director – she’s a bit of a perfectionist,” Law continued, referring to romantic comedy queen Nancy Meyers. “She toured the whole area and didn’t quite find the chocolate box cottage she was looking for.

So she just hired a field and drew it, and had someone build it.”“But here’s the funny thing, if you watch it,” he added. “So, we were shooting it in the winter here and every time I’d go in that door we cut and we shot the interior in LA about three months later.”The news was all too shocking for Ball and Godliman. “Please stop!” Godliman begged. “We don’t want to hear any more!” Ball said, covering her ears. “I can’t bear it.” Godliman added, “That’s really upsetting.

We can’t bear it.”“I just burst the bubble! Sorry!” Law added with a mischievous grin. A post shared by BBC Radio 2 (@bbcradio2)Fans were equally upset. “And that’s how Jude Law stole Christmas,” one person commented on Instagram.