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Would love to purchase a full version of UK and US versions. Can only find poorly edited y-tube type copies, there has to be official releases which the monies go to proper red nose .... Come on, please release a DVD of both versions and maybe include outakes / bloopers. Could make some nice new funds for red nose.

What's the point? Years later and I'm in the UK, still unable to find somewhere to watch it? The only versions I can find are dodgey 360p low quality copies on Daily Motion.

It's not even on the Red Nose Day website.

They made such a big hype about it, they air it ONCE but if you missed it, you can't even watch it.

Just watch it, and it's a ten minute sequel!! I dare to say that it's a kind of "check in on you"...and actually it's a funny unpretentious short film with a big heart! Maybe it's not a work of art, but it wasn't the point anyway. Red Nose it's a wonderful fund-raising event, cheers up for everyone who contributed for this movie.

PS: I just love Lucia Moniz, 14 years after and still lovely as ever.

Like other people I was a bit sceptical when this sequel to 'Love Actually', one of the most beloved Christmas films ever, was announced. As much fun as it would be to revisit the characters, it seemed a bit of a gimmick, albeit it one for a good cause.

I should have had more faith in writer Richard Curtis though, who manages to pen a great 10 minute sequel, that does more in its short length than I think a 90 minute version could have done.

Much like the original film it's warm, it's funny, and it also quite brilliantly pokes fun at the iconic moments from the original film.

It was great fun. Well done to all involved.

Red Nose Day Actually could easily been Smug Actually in this ten minute sequel to Love Actually. It is from the original writer Richard Curtis, one of the founders of Comic Relief.

This special is set 14 years after the original movie and most of the original cast are reunited. Glaring absences include Alan Rickman sadly died in 2016 and this meant Emma Thompson declined to appear who played his wife. It is when Rowan Atkinson reprises an element from the original film that you realise Rickman's loss from this special.

Hugh Grant returns as the Prime Minister, not realising he is too old to dance to Drake tunes but still believes in the power of love. Billy Mack gives publicity to his latest charity single as his autobiography is due out. Colin Firth still tries to grapple with Portugues. Liam Neeson's particular set of skills is needed by his son who is about to get engaged. Keira Knightley gets an invitation to walk with the dead.

Curtis should be applauded for giving an audience a little treat and by reuniting his cast of now international stars.