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All of London is in love -- or longing to be -- in Four Weddings and a Funeral writer Richard Curtis' first directorial effort. Billed as "the ultimate romantic comedy," Love Actually involves more than a dozen main characters, each weaving his or her way into another's heart over the course of one particularly eventful Christmas. The seemingly perfect wedding of Juliet (Keira Knightley) and Peter (Chiwetel Ejiofor) brings many of the principals together, including heartsick best man Mark (Andrew Lincoln), who harbors a very unrequited crush on Juliet. There's also recent widower Daniel (Liam Neeson), trying to help his lonely stepson Sam (Thomas Sangster) express his true feelings to a classmate. Across town, devoted working mother Karen (Emma Thompson) tries to rekindle the passion of her husband, Harry (Alan Rickman), who secretly pines for a young colleague of his. In the same office, the lonely Sarah (Laura Linney) not-so-secretly pines for a man just a few desks away (Rodrigo Santoro), who returns her affections but may not be able to dissuade her neuroses. Providing the unofficial soundtrack for all of the couples is an aging rocker (Bill Nighy) who just wants to cash in and get laid -- but even he might find a meaningful relationship in the most unlikely of places. A working print of Love Actually premiered at the 2003 Toronto International Film Festival. ~ Michael Hastings, Rovi
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Captioned for the Hearing Impaired: English
Subtitles: Français
Subtitles: Español
Subtitles: None
Additional Cinematography - David Morgan
ADR Editor - Gillian Dodders
ADR Mixer - Aad Wirtz
ADR Voice Casting - Jay Benedict
ADR Voice Casting - Phoebe Scholfield
Art Department Assistant - Andrea Couch
Art Department Assistant - Oliver Goodier
Art Director - Rod McLean
Art Director - Justin Warburton-Brown
Assistant Art Director - Heidi Gibb
Assistant Avid Editor - Tania Clarke
Assistant Costume Designer - Frank Gallacher
Assistant Costume Designer - Charlotte Sewell
Assistant Costume Designer - Charlotte Finlay
Assistant Costume Designer - Lisa Bracey
Assistant Costume Designer - Marlene Lawlor
Assistant Costume Designer - Jo Roderick
Assistant Costume Designer - Samantha Heskia
Assistant Location Manager - Olivier Coquillon
Assistant Location Manager - Lucy Foulds
Assistant Location Manager - Gerard Hubert
Assistant Location Manager - David Piechaszeck
Assistant Location Manager - Aurelia Thomas
Assistant Production Coordinator - Una Hill
Assistant Production Coordinator - Emmanuelle Breuil
Assistant Set Decorator - Sophie Newman
Assistant Sound Editor - Susan French
Assistant Sound Editor - Andrew Wilkinson
Assistant Sound Editor - Tony Sayers
Assistant Sound Editor - Amie Stephenson
Buyer - Jean-Paul Bernardi
Buyer - Dave Morris
Camera Loader - Oliver Loncrane
Camera Operator - John Palmer
Camera Operator - Peter Taylor
Camera Operator - Martin Hume
Carpenter - Garry Hedges
Carpenter - Bernie Collins
Carpenter - Lee Edwards
Carpenter - Stephen Murray
Carpenter - Gavin Gordon
Carpenter - Joseph Alley
Carpenter - David Barker
Carpenter - Lee Biggs
Carpenter - James Buxton
Carpenter - Eamonn Cann
Carpenter - Paul Carpenter
Carpenter - Peter Collins
Carpenter - Nigel Crafts
Carpenter - Derek Dawson
Carpenter - David Gibson
Carpenter - Andy Good
Carpenter - Nick Goodall
Carpenter - Peter Groves
Carpenter - Kevin Harris
Carpenter - Tom Hayes
Carpenter - Barnaby Inman
Carpenter - Nicholas Lloyd
Carpenter - Anthony McGee
Carpenter - Stephen McGregor
Carpenter - Peter Nodwell
Carpenter - Geoff Nolan
Carpenter - Barry O'Brien
Carpenter - Colin Osgood
Carpenter - Jason Phelps
Carpenter - David Philpott
Carpenter - Russell Sargent
Carpenter - Rolf Snellgrove
Carpenter - Paul Waterman
Carpenter - Paul Webb
Carpenter - Matthew Whelan
Carpenter - Mark Wilkinson
Casting - Mary Selway
Casting - Stephanie Corsalini
Casting - Camilla-Valentine Isola
Casting - Fiona Weir
Casting - Shaheen Baig
Choreography - Jonathan Lunn
Cinematographer - Michael Coulter
Composer (Music Score) - Craig Armstrong
Conductor - Cecilia Weston
Consultant/advisor - Jeffrey Pollack
Consultant/advisor - Nick Watson
Coordinator - Laurence Coutaud-Garnier
Costume Designer - Joanna Johnston
Costume Designer - Martin Chitty
Costume Designer - Academy Costume
Costume Designer - Carlo Manzi Rentals
Costume Designer - Leigh Nicol
Costumes Supervisor - Mark Ferguson
Craft Service/Catering - AVC Catering
Craft Service/Catering - Sophie Aitken
Craft Service/Catering - Mitchell Brown
Craft Service/Catering - Vince Jordan
Craft Service/Catering - Tricia O'Connor
Craft Service/Catering - Clive Putman
Craft Service/Catering - Nicolas Sabarros
Craft Service/Catering - Steph Santinelli
Craft Service/Catering - Sophie Shand
Dialogue Editor - Gillian Dodders
Draftsman - Roger A. Bowles
Draftsman - Phillip Harvey
Draftsman - Jonathan Houdling
Draftsman - Emma Vane
Driver - Terry Reece
Driver - Mark Allen
Driver - Mike Beaven
Driver - Andy Carter
Driver - Peter Devlin
Driver - Simon Hudnott
Driver - Miklos Kozma
Driver - Enyo Mortty
Driver - Simon Saunders
Driver - John Smith
Driver - Tony Wadsworth
Driver - Barry Stone
Electrician - Gary Dormer
Electrician - Mark Evans
Electrician - Warren Evans
Electrician - Darren Gatrell
Electrician - Paul Harford
Electrician - Scott Hillier
Electrician - William Howe
Electrician - Joe McGee
Electrician - Patrick O'Flynn
Electrician - David Sinfield
Electrician - Karl Thomas
Executive in Charge of Production - Michelle Wright
Executive Music Producer - Kathy Nelson
Executive Producer - Richard Curtis
Executive Producer - Sarah-Jane Wright
Extra Casting - Samia Fadli
First Assistant Accountant - Fran Triefus
First Assistant Accountant - Penny Powell
First Assistant Accountant - James Richardson
First Assistant Director - Gilles Kenny
First Assistant Director - Christopher Newman
First Assistant Director - Susan Lawrence
First Assistant Editor - Peter Dansie
Focus Puller - Mike Allen
Focus Puller - James Bloom
Foley Artist - Lionel Selwyn
Foley Artist - Felicity Cotterell
Foley Editor - Grahame Peters
Foley Mixer - Kevin Tayler
Gaffer - Patrick Allard
Gaffer - Terry Edland
Generator Operator - Mark Laidlaw
Graphic Design - Jools Faiers
Grip - Richard Broome
Hair Styles - Graham Johnston
Line Producer - Chris Thompson
Location Manager - Sue Quinn
Location Manager - Arnaud Duterque
Makeup - Kate Benton
Makeup - Graham Johnston
Makeup - Lorna McGowan
Music Editor - Michael Price
Music Editor - Jon Oliva
Musical Direction/Supervision - Nick Angel
Musical Direction/Supervision - Alexander Hill
Musical Performer - Simon Chamberlain
Musical Performer - Matthew Hunt
Negative Cutter - Cutting Edge
Painter - Perry Bell
Painter - Frank Berlin
Painter - Ben Crosby
Painter - Mark Dowling
Painter - Jesse Hammond
Painter - Gary Lowe
Painter - Glen Start
Painter - John Hersey
Painter - Fred Crosby
Painter - Trevor Eve
Painter - Michael Finlay
Painter - Craig Gleeson
Painter - Alan Greenham
Painter - Garry Higgins
Painter - Charles McGinlay
Painter - John McGuigan
Painter - Jeff Sullivan
Painter - Kenneth Welland
Painter - Ian Zawadzki
Personal Assistant - Callum Metcalfe
Personal Assistant - Aliza James
Personal Assistant - Clare Bennett
Personal Assistant - Sarah McDougall
Personal Assistant - Manuela Cripps
Personal Assistant - Emma Ford
Personal Assistant - Adam Tudhope
Personal Assistant - Sara Woodhatch
Post Production Accountant - Post Sums Ltd.
Post Production Supervisor - Deborah Harding
Production Accountant - Isabelle Lippitsch
Production Coordinator - Simon Fraser
Production Designer - Jim Clay
Production Manager - Tori Parry
Production Manager - Raphaël Benoliel
Properties Master - Barry Gibbs
Re-Recording Mixer - Robin O'Donoghue
Re-Recording Mixer - Graham Daniel
Re-Recording Mixer - Richard Street
Re-Recording Mixer - Brendan Nicholson
Re-Recording Mixer - Esther Smith
Runner - Oliver Kersey
Runner - Bryn Lawrence
Runner - Helen Chapman
Runner - James Bolton
Runner - Jennifer Simonnet
Runner - Jae Sung-Oh
Script Supervisor - Lisa Vick
Second Assistant Director - Ben Howarth
Second Assistant Director - Alexander Oakley
Second Assistant Editor - Deborah Richardson
Second Unit Camera - David Morgan
Set Medic/First Aid - Ruth "Mole" Nicol
Set Medic/First Aid - Pat Barr
Set Medic/First Aid - Carrie Johnston
Singer - Metro Voices
Songwriter - Marti Sharron
Sound Effects Director - Mark Heslop
Sound Mixer - David A. Stephenson
Sound Mixer - Geoff Foster
Special Effects - Sam Conway
Special Effects - Mark White
Special Effects Supervisor - Richard Conway
Special Effects Supervisor - Tim Webber
Standby Carpenter - John McGee
Steadicam Operator - Paul Edwards
Still Photographer - Peter Mountain
Storyboard Artist - Jane Clark
Stunts - Tracey Caudle
Stunts - Talila Craig
Stunts - Avril Soards
Stunts Coordinator - Lee Sherward
Supervising Art Director - Jonathan McKinstry
Supervising Sound Editor - Glenn Freemantle
Supervisor/Manager - Amanda Trewin
Third Assistant Director - Tom Glaisyer
Transportation Captain - Roy Clarke
Transportation Captain - Matthieu Rubin
Unit Production Manager - Jonathan Hook
Unit Production Manager - Joseph Jayawardena
Unit Publicist - Sarah Clark
Video Assist - Stephen Lee
Visual Effects Producer - Tim Keene
It isn't often that one gets to see a feature cobbled together from a dozen or so rejected script ideas, but that's exactly what prolific British romantic comedy writer Richard Curtis seems to have done with his first directorial effort. Tackling the venerable genre of ensemble comedy with an approach that's more Dr. Frankenstein than Robert Altman, Love Actually strives to encompass the romantic longings of a gaggle of characters both young and old, straight and rampantly straight, wealthy and merely middle-class. The film's prologue narration attempts to establish the overriding importance of love in a post-9/11 world, but many of the characters in Love Actually don't exactly support such a lofty theme; there's a crude bloke dying to get laid (Kris Marshall); an over-the-hill rocker just looking to get paid (Bill Nighy); and at least three randy employers (Colin Firth, Alan Rickman, and improbable Prime Minister Hugh Grant) longing to hook up with workplace subordinates. The film is packed with Curtis' trademark bon mots, stammering heroes, and wry melancholy, to be sure, but the cumulative aesthetic can best be described as "cute" -- certainly not the first word that popped to mind with the writer's more acerbic Four Weddings and a Funeral, Notting Hill, or Bridget Jones's Diary. Any of Love Actually's plotlines -- well, at least six of them -- might have made a decent film on its own, but taken together, they buckle under the weight of the film's "all you need is love" mantra. ~ Michael Hastings, Rovi
Richard Curtis : Best Screenplay - Hollywood Foreign Press Association, 2003
Bill Nighy : Best Supporting Actor - Los Angeles Film Critics Association, 2003
