Richard Curtis: My films and TV shows are looking like ‘historical documents’

Richard Curtis said his children think some of his jokes are old fashioned (Ian West/PA)
Richard Curtis said his children think some of his jokes are old fashioned (Ian West/PA)

Richard Curtis has said that his films and TV shows are starting to look like “historical documents” and admitted his children feel some of his jokes are no longer appropriate or are “old fashioned”.

The Love Actually and Notting Hill filmmaker, who co-wrote sitcoms Blackadder and Mr Bean, reflected on how society’s views have evolved since he created his projects.

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