Emma Thompson reveals what she thinks of her heartbreaking scene in Love Actually 20 years on

Emma Thompson has revealed that she still has deep feelings about her role in the classic rom-com Love Actually.

The 2003 film, which is set to celebrate its 20th anniversary, Thompson played a wife who cries uncontrollably after finding out that her husband bought jewelry from another woman and realizes he is cheating on her.

The 63-year-old says she still remembers how she felt when she filmed the scene alongside the late Alan Rickman.

Emma Thompson (pictured) has revealed that she still has deep feelings about her role in the classic rom-com Love Actually.

“Yes, you remember the feelings you had at the time,” he tells this week’s show. Stellar Magazine.

Thompson previously revealed that she was so compelling in the film as a result of a personal experience: being “very heartbroken” by her first husband, Kenneth Branagh.

Once the golden couple of British cinema, nicknamed Ken and Em, broke up after eight years together when he began an affair with Helena Bonham Carter.

The 2003 film, which is set to celebrate its 20th anniversary, Thompson played a wife who cries uncontrollably after finding out that her husband bought jewelry from another woman and realizes he is cheating on her. Featured in Really Love

“That scene where my character is standing by the bed crying is very well known because it’s something everyone has been through,” he said.

‘Ken broke my heart so much. Then I knew what it was like to find the necklace that wasn’t for me.

‘Well, it wasn’t exactly that, but we’ve all been there.’

Love Really was written and directed by Curtis and was released in November 2003 to mixed reviews from critics.

The 63-year-old says she still remembers how she felt when she filmed the scene with the late Alan Rickman (right).

But it was well received by the public and has since become a modern Christmas classic.

Elsewhere in the Stellar interview, Thompson reveals that her most “scary” role is her most recent, in the upcoming film adaptation of Roald Dahl’s Matilda The Musical.

The Cruella star had to stand on a high platform to film CGI scenes and was left very nervous.

Elsewhere in the Stellar interview, Thompson reveals that her most “scary” role is her most recent, in the upcoming film adaptation of Roald Dahl’s Matilda The Musical.

‘I’ll remember being 80 feet away [24 metres] up on that structure and looking down, and all the kids were down there,’ she recalls.

“They were saying, ‘You’ll be fine.’ My legs were shaking and we were all singing live. For me, it was such an exciting thing to do, but also terrifying.

“So that’s what will stay with me from Matilda The Musical,” the Late Night actress said.

Roald Dahl’s Matilda The Musical will stream on Netflix starting December 25.

Read more in this week’s issue of Stellar Magazine