It feels like only yesterday that the creators of Love Actually announced the 2003 smash hit was making a comeback.
Now, with just days to go until the likes of Hugh Grant and Keira Knightley reprise their roles for what was hands-down the greatest movie ever made, fans have been treated to a taste of what the highly-anticipated sequel has in store.
In particular, the 10-minute sequel's official trailer reveals that the film's original feel-good vibes are set to carry through for the Red Nose Day special. The teaser shows Andrew Lincoln and his co-stars taking turns holding up the now-famous cue cards that embed Love Actually in the pop culture psyche.
"On Red Nose Day, we'll meet again in Red Nose Day Actually," the cue cards read. "Tune in to see what happened to everyone and, amongst other things, which one of us has aged the best. One thing's for sure... it's not Colin Firth."
Liam Neeson then makes an appearance, holding up a tongue-in-cheeck cue card that reads: "I think it's obviously Liam, isn't it?"
Thomas Sangster, who was just 12-years-old when Love Actually was filmed, then flashes up a card that pokes fun at how different he looks as a 26-year-old.
"Whatever," his sign reads. "I've grown up."
"So have I," says Olivia Olsen's cue card. Meanwhile, Bill Nighy's sign hopes to get audiences laughing by quipping that his character hasn't grown up one little bit.
Noticeably absent from the trailer was Emma Thompson. Thompson won't be appearing in the comedy remake due to the death of Alan Rickman last year.
Rickman, who also played Professor Snape in the Harry Potter franchise, played Thompson's on-screen husband in the 2003 classic.
The Love Actually spinoff will air on the BBC on March 25.
