20 "Love Actually" Cast Members At The Film's Premieres Vs. Recent Appearances

    It's officially Love Actually rewatch season!

    It's the 20th anniversary of Love Actually, if you can believe it.

    The film was released in November of 2003, where it proved to be a box office hit.

    Screenshot from "Love Actually"

    Over the past two decades, the film has become a holiday classic for many, and the film's success led to a short film sequel in support of Red Nose Day that dropped in 2017.

    Screenshot from "Red Nose Day Actually"

    All these years later, Love Actually is something of a time capsule for its stars, many of whom have gone on to other major projects.

    Screenshot from "Love Actually"

    So, in honor of the film's 20th anniversary, here are 20 cast members at the film's premieres in 2003 (they had multiple!) and more recent public appearances:

    Screenshot from "Love Actually"

    1. Alan Rickman (who played Harry) at the film's UK premiere in London:

    Alan Rickman in December of 2015:

    Alan Rickman

    2. Emma Thompson (who played Karen) at the film's UK premiere in London:

    Emma Thompson

    Emma Thompson in July:

    Emma Thompson

    3. Heike Makatsch (who played Mia) at the film's UK premiere in London:

    Heike Makatsch

    Heike Makatsch in October:

    Heike Makatsch

    4. Rowan Atkinson (who played Rufus) at the film's New York premiere:

    Rowan Atkinson

    Rowan Atkinson earlier this month:

    Rowan Atkinson

    5. Laura Linney (who played Sarah) at the film's UK premiere in London:

    Laura Linney

    Laura Linney earlier this month:

    Laura Linney

    6. Rodrigo Santoro (who played Karl) at the film's UK premiere in London:

    Rodrigo Santoro

    Rodrigo Santoro in February:

    Rodrigo Santoro

    7. Hugh Grant (who played the Prime Minister) at the film's UK premiere in London:

    Hugh Grant

    Hugh Grant earlier this month:

    Hugh Grant

    8. Martine McCutcheon (who played Natalie) at the film's UK premiere in London:

    Martine McCutcheon

    Martine McCutcheon in April of 2022:

    Martine McCutcheon

    9. Colin Firth (who played Jamie) at the film's UK premiere in London:

    Colin Firth

    Colin Firth in December of 2022:

    Colin Firth

    10. Lúcia Moniz (who played Aurelia) at the film's Paris premiere:

    Lúcia Moniz

    Lúcia Moniz in February of 2022:

    11. Liam Neeson (who played Daniel) with his late wife, the actress Natasha Richardson, at the film's New York premiere:

    Natasha Richardson and Liam Neeson

    Liam Neeson earlier this month:

    Liam Neeson

    12. Claudia Schiffer (who played Carol) at the film's New York premiere:

    Claudia Schiffer

    Claudia Schiffer in December of 2021:

    Claudia Schiffer

    13. Thomas Brodie-Sangster (who played Sam) at the film's UK premiere in London:

    Thomas Brodie-Sangster

    Thomas Brodie-Sangster in July of 2022:

    Thomas Brodie-Sangster

    14. Olivia Olson (who played Joanna) at the film's UK premiere in London:

    Olivia Olson

    Olivia Olson backstage in November of 2019:

    Olivia Olson

    15. Keira Knightley (who played Juliet) at the film's UK premiere in London:

    Keira Knightley

    Keira Knightley in March:

    Keira Knightley

    16. Andrew Lincoln (who played Mark) at the film's UK premiere in London:

    Andrew Lincoln

    Andrew Lincoln in April:

    Andrew Lincoln

    17. Kris Marshall (who played Colin) at the film's UK premiere in London:

    Kris Marshall

    Kris Marshall in February:

    Kris Marshall

    18. January Jones (who played Jeannie) at the film's New York premiere:

    January Jones

    January Jones in December of 2022:

    January Jones

    19. Bill Nighy (who played Billy Mack) at the film's UK premiere in London:

    Bill Nighy

    Bill Nighy in October:

    Bill Nighy

    20. Martin Freeman (who played John) at the film's London premiere afterparty:

    Martin Freeman

    Martin Freeman with his girlfriend Rachel Mariam in July:

    Martin Freeman and Rachel Mariam

    Love Actually is currently available to stream on Netflix.