LOVE Really director Richard Curtis has revealed his remorse after ditching an enormous storyline from the enduring Christmas movie.
The acclaimed filmmaker appeared on the most recent version of the London Love Tales podcast and defined what he would do otherwise if he was making the movie as we speak.
He stated: “We had been meant to have an LGBTQ story however it acquired reduce and I really feel as if I let myself down there. And the range concern may be very completely different now.
“It will’ve been pretty to make the movie extra culturally wealthy. To have had Hanukkah, to have had Diwali in there.
“So I do suppose if I did it once more, it might have a broader unfold to it than the movie now does.”
The movie, which is celebrating its twentieth anniversary this yr, is a who’s who of UK appearing expertise.
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The likes of Hugh Grant, Colin Firth, Emma Thompson, Alan Rickman and Keira Knightley had been simply a few of the A-list names concerned.
It consisted of 9 interconnected story arcs that includes all method of romances and relationships that constructed to a festive crescendo.
Amongst them was Grant taking part in a primary minister who fell in love together with his home workers member Natalie, performed by Martine McCutcheon.
In a single iconic scene, the smitten PM enjoys an out of character boogie within the halls of Quantity 10.
Whereas it was enjoyable to observe, Grant hated each minute of constructing the scene.
He stated: “There was this dance written and I assumed, ‘that’s going to be excruciating’ and it has the energy to be essentially the most excruciating scene ever dedicated to celluloid.
“I actually dreaded filming it and Richard saved saying, ‘Don’t you suppose we’d higher rehearse the dancing scene?’ And I’d say, ‘Uh sure I’ve simply gotta study some strains…my ankle hurts as we speak’. So it was by no means rehearsed.”