Actress Lulu Popplewell, who played Emma Thompson's daughter in the 2003 Christmas hit, now looks completely different with bleach blonde hair and piercings. She has since moved on from acting to focus on comedy, starring in a show at London's Museum of Comedy and the podcast 'Come To Bed With Me'.
Have YOU got a story? Email [email protected] has been nearly two decades since the iconic Christmas hit Love Actually hit UK screens.
Long gone are her long brunette locks as she now rocks a bleach blonde shaggy bob and at one point a nose piercing.The performer is currently preparing for a show at London's Museum of Comedy, titled Goblin and stars in Come To Bed With Me podcast. She made the comments during an appearance on podcast Almost Famous, adding that she thinks the classic Christmas flick is a 's**t film'.
'On re-watching it's not great. You also have to remember that he was writing in the context of the time.'But it is also not for me because I don't like cheese. I'm glad people like it.' And while one of her main break throughs into showbiz was through Love Actually, Lulu previously slammed the hit movie for being 'cheesy' and showing women as 'passive objects'
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