Jude Law has disappointing news for The Holiday fans!

During an interview with BBC Radio on Sunday, the actor, who played the role of Graham in the 2006 romantic comedy, revealed that the Rosehill cottage featured in The Holiday is not real.

When the host asked if anyone could use the cottage via AirBnb, Law replied, “This cottage doesn’t exist… oooh yes.”

Law then explained that the film’s director, Nancy Meyers, was “a bit of a perfectionist.”

“She’s been traveling all over the area and hasn’t quite found the chocolate cottage she’s looking for,” he said. “So she just rented a field, drew it and had someone build it.”

Going into behind-the-scenes details of the film’s production, Law continued, “So that’s the funny thing when you watch the movie… We shot here in the winter. And every time I walked through that door, we did the cut, and we shot the interiors in LA about three months later.

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When the hosts jokingly protested, calling the revelation “disturbing” and something they “couldn’t bear,” Law jokingly replied, “Just burst the bubble. I’m sorry!”

Law starred alongside Cameron Diaz, Kate Winslet and Jack Black in “The Holiday,” a heartwarming story about two women who swap homes in different countries to escape the heartache of the holiday season.

Since then, the film has become a popular holiday film. When asked what he thought of the fans who re-watch the film every year, Law described the film as “honestly, just lovely.”