What We Know About the Love Actually Sequel So Far

By now, you've probably heard: Love Actually will have a sequel.

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We're serious. Directors Richard Curtis and Emma Freud are coming out with a sequel. That said, for those hearing it for the first time, we'll leave you to have this moment.

Slated to be a fundraising opportunity for Red Nose Day in March, the continuation, entitled Red Nose Day Actually, will be a rom-com skit to not only satisfy those of us who know love actually is all around but also help promote the holiday and bring awareness — and viewers — to all the Red Nose Day shows.

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However, it won’t be a full-blown film like its predecessor. According to Curtis, it’ll be something like a 10-minute glimpse into where the characters are now. In a press statement, Curtis said, "I thought it might be fun to do 10 minutes to see what everyone is now up to."

Courtesy of Freud’s Twitter feed, we’ve been blessed with some behind-the-scenes sneak peeks into #rednosedayactually. And we’ve confirmed a few other things, too:

Juliet and Peter are still happily married

Mark is still using cue cards

But, plot twist: Maybe he’s moved on?

The PM and his lovely wife are sure to make an appearance

And more of the beloved cast are scripted to return, like Colin Firth, Lucia Moniz, Liam Neeson and Olivia Olson

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Needless to say, we’re hyped for the cast to come together again, and we’re hopeful for the outcome.

And if that wasn’t enough, check out this video for more sneak peeks at the cast’s reunion.

Red Nose Day Actually airs March 24 on BBC One in the UK and on Red Nose Day, May 25, on NBC.

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