Jude Law Shares Surprising Fact About ‘The Holiday’ — And It Will Change How You Watch The Movie
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You'll never be able to see the 2006 rom-com the same way.
Jude Law might have just ruined one of his most beloved films for fans by sharing a major secret — and he’s sorry for spilling the beans.
While recently speaking with BBC Radio, the actor made a shocking reveal: that the Rosehill cottage from his 2006 Christmas film, “The Holiday,” doesn’t actually exist.
Law starred as Cameron Diaz’s love interest in the rom-com directed by Nancy Meyers, which follows two people who unexpectedly find love in a picturesque cottage.
After one of the hosts asked about booking a stay in the cottage, Law delivered a jaw-dropping response.
“That cottage doesn’t exist,” Law said in the interview last week, prompting shocked reactions from the show’s hosts.
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