Hugh Grant gets prominent dance competition from Germany: Barbara Schöneberger perfectly recreates his dance scene from a Christmas film.
Berlin – During the Christmas season, one thing must not be missing for a lot of people in order to really get into the contemplative mood: Christmas films. Every year there is a colorful selection of new films, but the classics are also dug up again. One of the top contenders: “Love Actually”, in German “Actually … love”. The film is about several parallel love stories about the Christmas season.
Barbara Schöneberger recreates the “Love Actually” scene
Among the most famous scenes: actor Andrew Lincoln, who confesses his love to Keira Knightley’s character with handwritten cards on the doorstep so they don’t have to have an audible conversation. Right behind: Hugh Grant’s dance scene, which also puts you in a good mood in front of the screen. Here’s a reminder, posted by a fan account:
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Barbara Schöneberger makes the “Prime Minister Hugh Grant”
Apparently this film and especially this scene is also very popular with Barbara Schöneberger. Because she danced the entire scene on Instagram – including the staircase scene! She writes: “Do you love the film ‘Love Actually – actually love’ as much as I do? You should definitely look at it once a year and then howl like a castle dog at the three crucial points. I’m already behind me. Now I’ll make Prime Minister Hugh Grant for you. “
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Barbara Schöneberger inspires fans with a dance interlude
The fans of Barbara Schöneberger curl up with laughter in the comments below the clip. “I throw myself away laughing. It could be me too, where people dance like that … mega ”, writes a woman. Another person adds, “Soooo good !!! And a favorite scene (of many) in the film. ”And a fan writes:“ Dear Barbara, you’re putting me in a good mood! ”But Frau Schöneberger’s good dancing skills also receive plenty of praise:“ Great ”and“ Exactly as in ‘Actually Love'”!
Fun fact: Hugh Grant himself was initially against the film scene. He once said he was embarrassed about it. But that did not prevent the dance from becoming an internet hit during the lockdown in March / April 2020. Even the BBC kept showing the scene on their news programs at the time. (jh)
