There are movies you can watch all the time, especially before Christmas. These include the star-studded British romantic comedy Heavenly Love. But did you know how the shooting went?
Dancing Prime Minister? Hugh Grant was terribly nervous
That he has Hugh Grant we were convinced of the dance creations in the hips in many films, he loves dance and music. In the role of prime minister, however, he wanted to be trustworthy and majestic, so the dance scene posed a huge problem for him. He was grumpy, he didn’t feel the music, and the filming of this scene was still delayed. In short, it took him to get used to the fact that it just wouldn’t work without this scene. The scene wasn’t filmed until the last day of filming, when Hugh was fortunately well and reconciled with the scene, and in the end it was really fun.
Bill Nighy is still bombarded with buzzwords
The fading star Billy is trying to end his decadent years and throw himself back on the music scene, and his storyline is definitely one of the funniest.
Especially his buzz like “Children, don’t buy drugs, become famous and they will give them to you for free.” he is accompanied by years after the film’s release.
The scene with a declaration of love on the cards was almost missing
Director Richard Curtis had five ideas on how Andrew Lincoln could confess his love Keiře Knightley and the idea with the cards itself was probably the least preferred. In the end, however, he got advice from other crew members and they filmed the scene like this.
The iconic kisses in Portugal were preceded by a long rehearsal
The spontaneous moment when Colin Firth decides to go to meet his happiness and go to Portugal as his chosen one was not so spontaneous. Especially the moment when there was a direct kiss. There was a coach on site who taught the actor how to kiss properly in front of the camera, for example, they practiced the part with the thumb on their lips for a particularly long time. Who would have guessed that elegant Colin Firth she needs advice on how to kiss.
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