Love Actually Director Regrets Insensitive Jokes, Lack of Diversity in Films

Richard Curtis expressed regret over fat-shaming jokes and lack of diversity in his films Love Actually and Bridget Jones's Diary.
Curtis acknowledged that jokes about women's weights are insensitive and no longer funny in light of changing societal norms.
His films like Notting Hill lacked diversity and did not properly represent people of color, which Curtis admitted he did not notice at the time.
Curtis' daughter pointed out the hurtful language, prompting him to re-evaluate the messaging and casting choices in his work.
Actresses like Renée Zellweger faced scrutiny over their weight gain for roles in Curtis' films.