
Love Actually
2003 · Movie · R · 135 min · ★ 7.1 · 60% critics
Set in London during a frantic month before Christmas, this ensemble story follows eight different couples as they navigate love’s joys and problems. Loosely interrelated tales explore changing feelings, awkward decisions, and what happens when hearts get pulled in multiple directions.
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Details
- Years
- 2003
- Release date
- 2003-09-07
- Language
- English
- Rated
- R
- Runtime
- 135 min
- Critic score
- 60/100
- TMDB rating
- 7.1/10 (7,398 votes)
- Box office
- $246,942,017
- Budget
- $40,000,000
About
You’ll probably enjoy Love Actually if you like big, interwoven holiday romance stories with plenty of laughs and feels; Not for you if you dislike overstuffed romance plots or find dated, insensitive humor hard to tolerate, especially compared with The Holiday or Four Weddings and a Funeral.
Pros: charming ensemble cast; heart and holiday spirit; often funny | Cons: many subplots; uneven character development; some uncomfortable jokes
Themes
- london, england
- usa president
- rock star
- school performance
- love at first sight
- holiday
- war on terror
- marseille, france
- office
- christmas party
- language barrier
- prime minister
- +7 more
Awards & recognition
- European Film Award - People's Choice Award — Best Director · 2004 · nominated
- Jameson People's Choice Award — Best Actor · 2004 · nominated
Cast & crew

Hugh Grant
as The Prime Minister

Alan Rickman
as Harry

Emma Thompson
as Karen

Liam Neeson
as Daniel

Martine McCutcheon
as Natalie

Colin Firth
as Jamie Bennett

Bill Nighy
as Billy Mack

Laura Linney
as Sarah

Lúcia Moniz
as Aurelia

Andrew Lincoln
as Mark
Directed by Richard Curtis