Fans are shocked to learn that “Love Actually 2′ exists with the original cast.

There are so many films that fans don’t even know there are sequels.

Take American Psycho 2, Fat 2, Son of the MaskWhat’s more, the film industry is full of sequels that get pushed back in the hopes that we’ll forget they ever existed.

The desire for a sequel Actually love, but is so much more tangible.

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This is largely due to Richard Curtis’ writing and direction, but an even larger part of the desire for a sequel comes from the crazy cast and the desire to see where their characters go next.

The film was chock-full of actors who were either big stars or would become megastars.

Hugh Grant, Emma Thompson, Colin Firth, Keira Knightley, Bill Nighy, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Andrew Lincoln, Thomas Brodie-Sangster, Alan Rickman, Joanna Page, Martin Freeman, the list goes on, letting viewers know where they are next followed the characters.

Well, they have! Kind of.

Several members of the cast reunited for 2017’s “Red Nose Day,” which reunited the actors, now nearly 15 years older, to give us an idea of ​​where their characters all ended up.

Since the book was written and co-directed by Richard Curtis, it’s safe to assume that this is a legitimate answer to the question of where they ended up, or as close as they’ve ever gotten.

Fans were shocked to find out it existed, with one tweeting: “Did you all know they did a 15 minute update on where the characters are now for Red Nose Day?” I didn’t do it.”

The special begins with Andrew Lincoln’s Mark showing up at the house of Keira Knightley’s Julia. This is confirmation that she did indeed stay with Ejiofor’s Peter and he actually ended up marrying Kate Moss.

Many of the remaining main cast members return.

The most notable exception is Emma Thompson, who did not return as Karen.

She said that Curtis wrote to her after Alan Rickman’s death in 2016 to confirm that she would not be included in the sequel special.

She told the Press Association: “Richard wrote to me and said: ‘Darling, we can’t write anything for you because of Alan.’

“I said, ‘No, of course it would be sad, too sad.’

“It’s too early. It’s absolutely true, as it’s supposed to be for Comic Relief, but the loss of our dear friend just over a year ago doesn’t actually provide much comic relief.

“We thought and thought about it, but it just seemed wrong. It was absolutely the right decision.”

However, the other main characters all provide information about how they are doing now.

Hugh Grant’s politician David has reclaimed his position as Prime Minister and continues to dance for number 10, this time going to Drake (who hasn’t exactly aged well, as you know).

Bill Nighy’s Billy Mack has released another single for Red Nose Day and Colin Firth’s Jamie is now married to Aurelia, who is pregnant.

The biggest change concerns Thomas Brodie-Sangster, who has grown up a lot since the film. His character reconnects with Liam Neeson’s Daniel, who has flown to New York to visit him after he moves.

So if you ever wondered what happened to the main characters Actually lovelet’s go.