The Prime Minister in Love Actually

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The Prime Minister in *Love Actually* is a charming, idealistic British leader whose budding romance with a member of his household staff forms one of the film’s central storylines.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
appearsIn Love Actually
characterTrait awkward
charming
idealistic
principled
romantic
confronts President of the United States (Love Actually)
linked to: Mr. President
country United Kingdom
creator Richard Curtis
distributor Universal Pictures
employer Government of the United Kingdom
linked to: UK government
familyName unrevealed
filmReleaseYear 2003
firstAppearance Love Actually
fullName David
gender male
genre romantic comedy
givenName David
hasHouseholdStaff Natalie (Love Actually)
hasRelative Karen (Love Actually)
holidaySetting Christmas
languageOfWork English
loveInterest Natalie (Love Actually)
maritalStatus single
medium film
narrativeRole protagonist
romantic lead
nationality British
notableScene dance through 10 Downing Street to pop music
door-to-door search for Natalie
press conference confrontation with the US President
occupation politician
officeLocation 10 Downing Street
portrayedBy Hugh Grant
positionHeld Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
linked to: Prime Minister
productionCompany Working Title Films
relativeType sibling of Karen (Love Actually)
residence 10 Downing Street
screenTimeImportance major
setting London
linked to: London, England
theme intertwined love stories at Christmas
timePeriod early 2000s
workOfFiction Love Actually

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Hugh John Mungo Grant notableRole The Prime Minister in Love Actually