When news broke that the cast of Love Actually were teaming up for a short sequel in aid of Comic Relief, our immediate response was to celebrate in the style of Hugh Grant's Prime Minister: through the medium of dance.
Given that Love Actually is, for want of a better phrase, so well-loved, expectations were high, and while a 10 minute sequel couldn't cram in a follow-up to every storyline from the 2003 film, it did give us a glimpse at our favourite characters, and was by turns hilarious and suprisingly poignant. 13 years on, lots has changed (but many things have stayed the same, too...)
1. The intro music from 'God Only Knows' still makes us want to tear up
Confusingly, it's March. We shouldn't be feeling this festive.
2. Keira Knightley and Chiwetel Ejiofor's Peter and Juliet are still together - and living in Instagram-friendy bliss
Aspirational London flat? Check. Bella Freud slogan knit? Check. Perfect lighting? Check. A bearded Andrew Lincoln asking Juliet to 'tell him it's carol singers'? Just you wait...
3. Mark has an iPod and speakers now, not a portable stereo
Which still feels weirdly retro, no?
4. Don't worry, he's not here to break-up his friends. He's married to Kate Moss now (and she's got some signs too)
Looks like Mark made good on his vow to marry a supermodel - though it seems that neither Mossy, Chiwetel nor Keira is a fan of the beard. Sadly, it's probably written into Andrew's Walking Dead contract by now.
5. Hugh Grant's David is back in Number 10 after five years away
Is it just us, or does the Prime Minister's room look a little like a regional hotel?
6. He's swapped 'Jump' for Drake's 'Hotline Bling'
And he still dances round Downing Street like your dad at a wedding. Never change.
7. He just can't traverse those stairs like he used too, though
So now we know why Hugh was wearing his arm in a sling in promo photos. One missed step means a nasty fall down the stairs.
8. Hugh Grant reading Drake lyrics totally deadpan should be a podcast
'I know when that hotline bling, it can only mean one thing'
9. Natalie (Martine McCutcheon) is still around to save the day with a cup of tea
Still wearing her signature red jumpers, too.
10. Billy Mack is still doing the rounds on local radio, with a new terrible cover version to promote in the name of charity
His maximalist look also feels very on trend for S/S'17.
11. Billy's manager is no longer with us
Honestly, Bill Nighy is pretty much the only person who could make this script (off-colour Kardashian references and all) work.
12. Rowan Atkinson's shop assistant appears to have fallen on hard times post credit crunch
To paraphrase Drake (in keeping with tonight's theme), 'started in a fancy London department store, now we're... in a regional branch of Sainsbury's.'
13. His wrapping techniques are still unreasonably detail-orientated
Cinnamon stick?
14. Colin Firth still can't speak Portuguese very well
It's been thirteen years, Colin. Aurelia, meanwhile, is obviously great at English.
15. He's also still wearing knitwear: a grey turtleneck, to be precise
What a treat for the fans.
16. Jamie and Aurelia have enough rowdy children to fill a family-sized car
And another on the way (not that Jamie knows yet...)
17. Liam Neeson's Daniel is still great at sitting on benches and looking pensively across the water
And Thomas Brodie-Sangster's Sam is still pondering love. Warning: this will make you feel emotional.
18. Little Sam is now 26. 2-6
Not '14 or 15' as his on-screen dad jokes. These two, hey?
19. Joanna is back from New York- and asking for permission to marry Sam
Hooray for subverting patriarchal traditions! (Daniel says he'll 'think about it')
20. Hugh Grant's Prime Minister can still tug on our heart-strings with an emotive speech - and one that felt inadvertently poignant
'Wherever you see tragedy, you see bravery, too. Wherever you see ordinary people in need, you see extraordinary ordinary people come to their aid.'
You can catch up on Red Nose Day Actually on BBC iPlayer
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