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Keira Knightley Thought ‘Love Actually’ Cue Card Scene Was “Quite Creepy” While Filming
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scrn loglineKeira Knightley reflects on her 'Love Actually' cue card scene, calling it 'quite creepy' during filming over 20 years later.beat sheet- Knightley, who was only 18 when filming the iconic holiday rom-com, reveals she found the pivotal scene with co-star Andrew Lincoln 'quite creepy' at the time.
- The 'Love Actually' writer and director Richard Curtis has defended the scene, saying it's meant to depict a 'non-sexual' unrequited love, but Knightley's refreshing honesty gives fans a new perspective on the classic moment.
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Keira Knightley Thought ‘Love Actually’ Cue Card Scene Was “Quite Creepy” While Filming
DeadlineStory by Glenn Garner
scrn logline
Keira Knightley reflects on her 'Love Actually' cue card scene, calling it 'quite creepy' during filming over 20 years later.
beat sheet
- Knightley, who was only 18 when filming the iconic holiday rom-com, reveals she found the pivotal scene with co-star Andrew Lincoln 'quite creepy' at the time.
- The 'Love Actually' writer and director Richard Curtis has defended the scene, saying it's meant to depict a 'non-sexual' unrequited love, but Knightley's refreshing honesty gives fans a new perspective on the classic moment.
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Keira Knightley, Andrew Lincoln, Richard Curtis, Love Actually, Love Actually