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That Christmas’ Richard Curtis Had Blunt Advice For Those Who Feel Lonely During The Holiday Season, And It’s Kind Of Hilarious
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scrn loglineRichard Curtis' new Christmas flick offers a hilariously blunt take on holiday loneliness that's destined to resonate with audiencesbeat sheet- Curtis, the mastermind behind classics like Love Actually, doesn't hold back in That Christmas, serving up a refreshingly honest portrayal of how the most wonderful time of the year can feel anything but for those who lack companionship
- In one standout scene, a character bitterly quips that the best remedy for loneliness at Christmas is to 'get a dog' - a line sure to become a quotable moment for fans seeking a dose of wry holiday humor
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That Christmas’ Richard Curtis Had Blunt Advice For Those Who Feel Lonely During The Holiday Season, And It’s Kind Of Hilarious
CinemablendStory by Unknown
scrn logline
Richard Curtis' new Christmas flick offers a hilariously blunt take on holiday loneliness that's destined to resonate with audiences
beat sheet
- Curtis, the mastermind behind classics like Love Actually, doesn't hold back in That Christmas, serving up a refreshingly honest portrayal of how the most wonderful time of the year can feel anything but for those who lack companionship
- In one standout scene, a character bitterly quips that the best remedy for loneliness at Christmas is to 'get a dog' - a line sure to become a quotable moment for fans seeking a dose of wry holiday humor
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Richard Curtis, That Christmas