Love Is In The Air Again As The Love Actually 2 Trailer Has Arrived

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For those reading Love Actually is my favourite film ever. There are movies I love like - The Dark Knight, The Lion King, Dumb and Dumber, any Star Wars film, but Love Actually holds has a special place in my heart.

I watch it everytime it on TV. However, though out the year's people have been wondering what has happened to the characters and Emma Freud (film's script editor/producer) does do a great job in filling out the holes whenever she's asked on Twitter. People still wanted a sequel.

It was 13 years ago. There is more facial hair now. But he still loves her.... #rednosedayactually pic.twitter.com/0Zhz341Jj4

— emma freud (@emmafreud) 8 March 2017

However, because this film is special to me I've never needed to know the future of happened to the "God of Sex" Colin Frissell (Kris Marshall) and his glamorous American girlfriend or if Sarah (Laura Linney) finally got her hands on Rodrigo Santoro's ridiculously ripped Karl.

On the other hand, I can't help but have an inner cheer when Richard Curtis revealed a sequel will be airing during Comic Relief (Red Nose Day) and we got the first trailer showing off a large number of the original cast returning.

#RedNoseDayActually is tomorrow. ❤️
Here's a first look. Catch the whole thing tomorrow night on @BBCOne, from 7pm.https://t.co/yh7YAd0iwA pic.twitter.com/UbJAtEL5gX

— BBC One (@BBCOne) 23 March 2017

Andrew Lincoln (Mark), Keira Knightly (Juliet), Chiwetel Ejiofor (Peter), Colin Firth (Mark), Lucia Moniz (Aurelia), Liam Neeson (Daniel), Thomas Brodie-Sangster (Sam), Olivia Olson (Joanna), Bill Nighty (Billy), Rowan Atkinson (Rufus) and Marcus Brigstocke (Mikey).

1 week til #rednosedayactually on BBC1. Has he aged? Could he be more handsome? Is she perfect? #justincases pic.twitter.com/1UCWIIRjfT

— emma freud (@emmafreud) 17 March 2017

One big name is sadly missing from this 10-minute special, Emma Thompson. It's still a rumour she won't appear and it's understandable as she played Alan Rickman's wife and she's probably super busy filming on another project.

Minus this sad setback and the fact Richard Curtis has retired from filmmaking and confirming to the Radio Times "I've always been sure I wouldn't do a sequel - but I hand sometimes thought it would have been fun to see what some of the characters were up to."

Last night, our last night on #rednosedayactually. Marital bliss, the best pyjama bottoms I've ever seen, and major #jerseyenvy #shallow pic.twitter.com/Zk8bDkCrYn

— emma freud (@emmafreud) 8 March 2017

However, the social media buzz and reaction to this mini-sequel might give Working Title and Universal an idea a full-length sequel could be pitched, but ultimately 10 minutes will probably to enough time to see everyone again.

Plus, the film's 14 years old and it's never a great idea to do a sequel to a film over 10 years old just look at what happened to Dumb and Dumber 2 and Zoolander 2.

Tomorrow night can't come sooner and I'll likely cry.

The mini-sequel will be aired on BBC One on Red Nose Day.