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This entertaining lovestory is directed by Roger Michell and written by Richard Curtis, also the author of success such as Love Actually and Four weddings and a funeral.

The ordinary man William Thatcher (Hugh Grant, success as Nine months and Four weddings and a funeral) runs a small bookstore for travel litterature and has a tedious and predictble life until the superstar actress Anna Scott (Julia Roberts, success as Pretty Woman and My best firend’s wedding) enters through his red door. After he has poured orange juice all over her he convince Anna into changing in his apartment. The lovestory is on the move and the glamours Anna Scott falls madly in love with the successless William Thatcher. Their relation gets complicated by exboyfriends, the daft lodger Spike and the omniscient press.
Even though the script is typicall fo a lovestory, the setting in central London makes you longing for London.
The music is lovely including tracks like “Ain’t no sunshine” by Bill Withers and “She” by Elvis Costello.
Julia Roberts is brilliant as Anna Scott, and never let her fans down during the show.
Hugh Grant has as always a sweet smile hidden in his face. He is like a young teenager hidden in a grown ups body. Rhys Ifans makes a memorable description of William’s unbelievable lodger Spike.
For those who enjoy love comedies Notting Hill is a must. The movie is lovely, memorable and outstandig sweet. I loved every second and hated when it ended. For those poor souls who do not enjoy love comedies I have no doubt that you will in the end be as...