Flipboard Culture Desk on Nostr: In an interview to promote new movie "Genie," Richard Curtis told the Independent ...
In an interview to promote new movie "Genie," Richard Curtis told the Independent that the scene in "Love Actually" where a character uses cue cards to profess his love to his best friend's wife was, "a bit weird" and that he now understands why it was referred to as "the stalker scene." Tell us in the comments if there are any films you thought were a-OK at the time, and now look back on with horror.
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