"From Love Actually to Love Actually: The Tale of Talulah Riley and Thomas Brodie-Sangster"

From Love Actually to Love Actually: The Tale of Talulah Riley and Thomas Brodie-Sangster

 

By Chimniii

 

December 24, 2023

 

In the 2003 holiday classic Love Actually, Talulah Riley played Juliet, the young American woman who falls in love with Andrew Lincoln's character, Mark. Thomas Brodie-Sangster played Sam, the younger brother of Liam Neeson's character, who has a crush on Juliet.

 

Fifteen years later, Riley and Brodie-Sangster are back together on screen, this time in the upcoming sequel to Love Actually, titled Red Nose Day Actually. In the sequel, Riley and Brodie-Sangster's characters are now married and have a young son.

 

The real-life relationship between Riley and Brodie-Sangster is just as heartwarming as their on-screen romance. The two met in 2013 and were married in 2014. They divorced in 2016, but remarried in 2017.

 

In a recent interview, Riley spoke about her relationship with Brodie-Sangster. "We're very lucky," she said. "We have a great love story. We're soulmates."

 

Brodie-Sangster echoed Riley's sentiments. "Talulah is my best friend," he said. "She's the love of my life."

 

The couple is currently expecting their second child together.

 

The reunion of Riley and Brodie-Sangster in Red Nose Day Actually is sure to be a highlight of the film. Their on-screen chemistry is undeniable, and their real-life love story is even more heartwarming.

 

Here are some other interesting facts about Talulah Riley and Thomas Brodie-Sangster:

 

 Riley was born in England to an American father and a British mother.

 Brodie-Sangster was born in London, England.

 Riley is a trained actress and dancer.

 Brodie-Sangster is a musician and actor.

 Riley has starred in films such as Inception, The Boat That Rocked, and Pride & Prejudice.

 Brodie-Sangster has starred in films such as Love Actually, Nanny McPhee, and Game of Thrones.

 Riley and Brodie-Sangster are both patrons of the charity Save the Children.

 

We wish Talulah Riley and Thomas Brodie-Sangster all the best in their future endeavors, both personally and professionally.