‘Love Actually’ News: Stars Of Original Film Set To Reunite For ‘Red Nose Day’ (VIDEO)
The stars of the 2003 hit film "Love Actually" are reuniting for a special occasion. And in a trailer for the highly anticipated reunion, they are arguing as to who aged better in the last 14 years.
After more than a decade since it was released in theaters, a 10-minute sequel to "Love Actually" will be broadcasted as part of the annual British charity event called Red Nose Day. Ahead of the "sequel," Comic Relief Inc., the organization behind the event, has released a trailer involving almost all the cast members from the original film, according to TV Line.
In the trailer, which can be viewed below, cast members Andrew Lincoln, Keira Knightley, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Liam Neeson, Hugh Grant, Bill Nighy and Thomas Brodie-Sangster argue about who between them has aged better since the production of the film. They made use of placards, which was a nod to Lincoln's character Mark, who used placards to express how he truly felt towards his best friend's wife Juliet (played by Knightley).
The question then drew some humorous responses from the "Love Actually" cast members, with Grant poking fun at Firth saying that the years "haven't been the kindest" to him. Neeson, meanwhile, declared that he's the one that has aged the best. Brodie-Sangster and Olivia Olsen, who played Sam and Joanna in the film respectively, jokingly expressed that they could care less, with the former saying that he has "grown up" and the latter adding, "So have I!"
The trailer for the "sequel" to "Love Actually" was released a few weeks after Comic Relief Inc. released a short clip that only featured Lincoln holding his own card, inviting viewers at home to watch the telecast of Red Nose Day featuring the 10-minute short film on Friday in the United Kingdom, according to the Daily Mail. Those in the US can watch the short film on NBC on May 25.