I Look Quite Pretty - Love Actually | RomComs

Juliet (Keira Knightley) watches Mark's (Andrew Lincoln) video footage from her wedding which reveals his true feelings about her.

Love Actually (2003). Nine intertwined stories examine the complexities of the one emotion that connects us all: love. Among the characters explored are David (Hugh Grant), the handsome newly elected British prime minister who falls for a young junior staffer (Martine McCutcheon), Sarah (Laura Linney), a graphic designer whose devotion to her mentally ill brother complicates her love life, and Harry (Alan Rickman), a married man tempted by his attractive new secretary.

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[johnbrooks]

She sees herself through his eyes for the first time. Genius.

[Sommers]

Her expression was epic as she started to realize what was happening

[lelec]

the way he didnt film his best friend for even one frame is killing me he didnt even try to hide it 😭😭

[stefanyordanov]

It's funny how this scene could be recontextualized if you replace the sweet piano music with horror music.

[miknrene]

Her realization moment at 2:24 is gold, and especially impressive for a 17-year-old actor.

[rajbow]

that quiet white noise after the video fades with both of them staring into the TV... brilliant capture of that unending moment

[AzaleaLala]

I love it when he says "yes" three times just like Mr. Darcy said "I love you" three times. also, unrequited love is gut wrenching.

[OOOuise]

when you're shy/introverted and in love - I dunno Lincolns acting is SO good, not looking her in the eye, the tension in his body, the redness, the breathlessness, you can tell his heart is probably beating a mile a minute, he's so embarrassed - and then when he has to expel all the tension by going for a walk (side note: yeah as a rational adult he should have worked through his obsession/infatuation in a healthy way to get over her, but unfortunately he indulged it lol)

[Ristopistox]

let's take a moment to appreciate how beautiful Keira is.

[composeratlarge]

Such a beautiful and painful scene. You can feel his longing from the way he frames her in every shot.

[Homer-OJ-Simpson]

She was 18 when this was released. 17 when it filmed. And she played a married woman. She does have a sophisticated look that could pass for 23 here which is probably closer to the age she was playing

[patriceauffret]

A very genuine display of emotions. Very good, natural, fresh acting close to Actually.

[SB-duif]

This is such a beautiful scene
The look on her face when she realises what is happening is so moving

[DavisShawErrantPictures]

This took place only a few days before Rick went to the hospital, went unconscious, then awoke in the world of The Walking Dead.

[trinaq]

I can't believe that Keira Knightley was only about 17 during filming, and Chiwetel Ejiofor was 26, while Andrew Lincoln was 30.

[davidking]

Criticize it if you like, but this is my favorite part of Love Actually; it fully captures - as the young boy says in the movie - the total agony of being in love.

[RonK]

Keira being one of the most beautiful women. Stunning.

[deuces]

Her eyes are just amazing. She is so gorgeous

[artyonehundred]

My favourite scene in the film. Then I was always a sucker for unrequited love. Makes me cry every time. The music is sublime and the Dido track at the end too (not shown in this clip). Andrew and Keira's performances were just amazing!

[jensenacklesgal]

I always find something new rewatching this movie. When she says his name, then says I know you are his friend, if you look very closely, you can see his whole face and body look hopeful that she will say she has feelings back then when she goes I know you have never warmed to me he suddenly deflates and realises its not what he wanted to hear. I've never looked so closely, but that's so sad. :( The whole movie is perfectly done. It is one of my top 5 movies I could watch over and over.