Keira Knightley had to "fix" her reaction in Love Actually's iconic cue card scene because she was acting too creeped out: "But it is quite creepy"
The scene sees Andrew Lincoln's character showing up at Knightley's character's door to confess his love for her though cue cards. She just got married to his best friend (played by Chiwetel Ejiofor), who is inside the house thinking his wife is talking to some door-to-door carol singers.
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Keira Knightley confesses Love Actually cue card scene “creepy” when she was just 17
Keira Knightley was just 17 when she filmed Love Actually's cue card scene, which the star now confesses was "quite creepy".
Keira Knightley: Love Actually cue card scene was ‘quite creepy’
Keira Knightley has described her Love Actually cue card scene as “creepy”, pointing out that she was only 17 at the time.
Keira Knightley admits she always thought the “Love Actually ”cue card confession was 'quite creepy'
At this point, it's common knowledge that the film's cue card declaration scene has not aged well. The "romantic" moment sees Andrew Lincoln 's Mark use handwritten signs to silently declare his love to Juliet (Knightley), the woman who just married his best friend ( Chiwetel Ejiofor ).
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Actress Keira Knightley revealed her true feelings about the controversial cue card scene from the classic holiday film “Love Actually.”
Keira Knightley reflects on the 'creep factor' in famous 'Love Actually' scene
Keira Knightley recently reflected on one of the most iconic scenes from " Love Actually " and shared why she felt there was a "creep factor" attached.
Iconic Love Actually cue card scene was 'quite creepy', says Keira Knightley
The Love Actually cue card scene was "quite creepy", Keira Knightley has said. The iconic moment sees Andrew Lincoln's character, Mark, turn up outside the home of Juliet - played by Keira Knightley - and declare his love for her.
Keira Knightley Thought That Love Actually Scene Was Creepy, Too
Love Actually is meant to be an antidote to Hollywood romances and happily-ever-after endings. Its mix of vulnerability, sentimentality, and disarming goofiness has made it a Christmas movie classic for decades,
Keira Knightley told 'Love, Actually' director on set iconic scene was 'creepy' - 'people forget I was 17 years old'
The actress said she had to force her teenage self not to pull "creeped out" facial expressions when the cameras were rolling
‘There was a creep factor’ – Keira Knightley says ‘Love Actually’ cue card scene was ‘slightly stalkerish’
Keira Knightley has described her Love Actually cue card scene as “creepy”, pointing out that she was only 17 at the time. Richard Curtis’s 2003 film includes a scene in which Andrew Lincoln’s character turns up at the home of Juliet,
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