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LOVE ACTUALLY Director Says Editing the Film Was a "Catastrophe" and He Just Learned People Think Andrew Lincoln's Character Is a Stalker
GeekTyrantStory by Jessica Fisher
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Love Actually director dishes on film's tumultuous editing and shocking fan theory about Andrew Lincoln's character
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- Director Richard Curtis calls the film's editing process a
- , admitting he never realized fans thought Andrew Lincoln's character was a stalker
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Richard Curtis, Andrew Lincoln, Love Actually