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Jude Law Admits ‘The Holiday’ Cottage “Doesn’t Exist”
The Hollywood ReporterStory by Lexy Perez
scrn logline
Jude Law bursts the bubble on the iconic cottage from The Holiday, revealing it was just a set built for the film.
beat sheet
- Law admits the Rosehill cottage featured in the movie doesn't actually exist, as director Nancy Meyers had it specially constructed on a field after scouting the area.
- The interior scenes of the cottage were filmed separately in LA months later, showcasing Meyers' perfectionist approach to the film's iconic set design.
call sheet
Jude Law, Cameron Diaz, Kate Winslet, Jack Black, Nancy Meyers, BBC Radio, The Holiday