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Richard Curtis was previously criticized for the lack of same-sex relationships and racial diversity in his films.
The actor explained to Jimmy Fallon why indulging in her holiday classic is a bummer.
Richard Curtis, along with several cast members of the film, were featured in a ABC News special celebrating the movie's release nearly 20 years ago.
The actor expects this line to end up in his obituary.
Britain's prime minister parodied the holiday film's note cards scene for an election ad -- but Grant found something missing.
Plus, the Tom Cruise joke that got cut from the Beatles-inspired film and Sarah Silverman's key contribution to the script.
Decades after the classic's debut, it's appeared in movies and TV shows as varied as "The Wonder Years," "You've Got Mail," "Hereditary" and "Toy Story 4."
Canadian prime minister's speech lights up Twitter.