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Love Actually’s Director Only Learned People Thought Andrew Lincoln’s ‘A Stalker’ A Few Years Ago, But Reveals Making The Movie Was A ‘Catastrophe’
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Love Actually director Richard Curtis spills the beans on the 'catastrophe' of making the holiday rom-com and his surprise over fans' perception of Andrew Lincoln's character.
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- Curtis only discovered in recent years that many fans viewed Andrew Lincoln's character as 'a stalker' - a surprising twist he never intended.
- Despite the film's enduring popularity, Curtis reveals the making of Love Actually was a 'catastrophe' behind the scenes, with the shoot plagued by issues.
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Richard Curtis, Andrew Lincoln, Love Actually