When it comes to Christmas must-see movies, many people's first choice is probably Love Actually. This "all-star New Year's Eve film" released in 2003 has become a classic that many film fans will revisit every year, and even the China Film Archive uses it as the finale of Christmas every year, as if forming a fan film ceremony.
However, 14 years later, in 2017, "True Love Supreme" actually broadcast a sequel on March 24, UK time.
The 15-minute short film, titled "True Love: Red Nose Day Actually," tells the story of how the characters in the film live 14 years later. Many of the big stars in the original film return in this short film.
14 years later, although Hugh Grant twisted his old waist and could not jump out of the style of that year, even the main actors such as Mnison and Colin Fiss were no longer young and handsome, and Alan Rickman had even passed away (crying), but when the familiar BGM sounded, we could still be moved to see that the characters of that year still believed in love.
The only strange thing is that as a sequel to a Christmas movie, what is the "Red Nose Festival" that is frequently mentioned in the film?
Initiated by the British charity Comic Relief, The Red Nose Festival has carried out thousands of charity projects around the world. Richard Curtis, the director of True Love, is one of the founders of the agency. Therefore, this year's "Comedy Relief" chose to use such a classic movie with warm emotions and big celebrities as a promotional film to shake the flag for the Red Nose Festival.
In 1988, British comedian Lenny Henry celebrated the first Red Nose Festival in Ethiopia with a group of local children, with more than 150 comedians and celebrities participating in the event, raising £15 million and attracting 30 million viewers on BBC ONE.
Since then, since 1989, the Red Nose Festival has been held every two years and has become a comedy event throughout the UK and the world. On Red Nose Festival, British comedy people put on red noses, take to the streets or participate in TV shows, send laughter to the public, and collect donations for children in need and poor families. Celebrities such as "Bean" Rowan Atkinson, Stephen Hawking, David Beckham, and even three British prime ministers have participated in the Red Nose Festival. Last year, the Red Nose Festival announced that it would enter China in partnership with Rampage Comics.
"Mother of Harry Potter" J. In support of The Comedic Relief, K. Rowling published two hogwarts textbooks, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them and Quidditch, in 2000 and donated all the proceeds, bringing in £18 million so far. In 2002, Comedic Relief created the Brotherhood Of The Red Nose Festival, Sports Relief, which is also held every two years (but only in even years) to encourage british people to participate in sports and raise funds through sports competitions, quizes, challenges and other means.
In 2017, with the help of "True Love: Red Nose Day Special" and many stars, the official 26th announced on Twitter that the fundraising amount for this year's Red Nose Day reached 73026234 pounds.
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