This time Hugh Grant starred in a star, as a member of the smash hit band "Pop!" in the 1980s, he fell into a low ebb in his career and life after the band disbanded. Knowing that he met Drew Barrymore and wrote songs together, he reinvented his nearly collapsed career and life.
The two protagonists performed well this time. Hugh Grant-esque rhetoric is still frequent, and the line "I Googled you" to Drew Barrymore is both gimmicky and appropriate. Drew Barrymore plays a talented but unconfident lyricist this time, and the close-up of a few smiles in the play is quite good.
Hugh Grant's little cleanliness and habits are quite interesting, and the audience will find that a dance he danced in the "Pop!" MV is also skipped in "Love Actually".
Also, the clips of Hugh Grant recording songs in the home studio are really interesting.
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