In the film, when Hugh Grant answered the phone after meeting with the President of the United States, he said that he was "very busy and important"-this sentence was his improvisation, and Renee Zellweger played the role of Hugh Grant in "BJ Singles Diary". Did this.
The funny Christmas song by Billy Ney in the film, the director used it in the opening scene of the film to evoke the enjoyable experience of the audience in 1994.
The house where Colin Firth’s character lived was destroyed in the 2003 heat wave that hit France.
The film was dubbed in French when it was screened in France, so what the people said when they went to France became Spanish.
The airport welcome scenes at the beginning and the end of the film are real. Richard Curtis once asked the photographer to take a suitable picture at Heathrow Airport for a week.
Simon Page was the first candidate to play Rufus. Kate Ashfield was the first candidate to play Sarah. Anthony Hopkins, Michael Gangben, and Michael Crawford were all candidates to play the prime minister, and the three were unable to play the role due to a film appointment.
The surrounding landscapes of Jamie’s residence were built by the crew, including a wharf, which was later severely damaged in a fire. No. 10 Downing Street in the film is a replica built in the parking lot of Shepperton Studios. Rufus, played by Rowan Atkinson, was originally an angel in the script.
In order to determine the color of Orillia's underwear, Richard Curtis discussed with other film creators for 45 minutes. "Actually" is said 22 times in the film.
The film is the champion of the 2004 UK DVD rental rankings.
