We are almost at December and you know what that means? It’s time to review all your favorite Christmas movies!!!! I speak Love, in fact, Elfand of course, The holidays. Before you start imagining yourself living in a beautiful little snowy cottage like Kate Winslet, I have some sad news for you: the cottage of The holidays does not actually exist. I’m really sorry.

Talk to The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show on BBC Radio 2, famous holiday film idol Jude Loi broke a few hearts in the studio revealing behind the scenes.

“There’s no such thing as a cabin,” Law said, as gasps were heard ricocheting around the studio.

The 51-year-old explained that although the director Nancy Myers was trying to find the perfect house to photograph, she was “a bit of a perfectionist” and couldn’t find one that met her expectations.

“She looked all over the area and couldn’t quite find the chocolate box cottage she was looking for. So she just (rented) a field, drew it and asked someone to build it.

The actor also admitted that the scenes showing the cabin’s interior weren’t even filmed at the makeshift location.

“We were filming here in the winter (in the UK), and every time I walked through that door we were cutting and shooting the interiors in Los Angeles about three months later,” he said, much to the dismay of the director. facilitator. .

You can watch the moment below.

You might be wondering why people don’t care about a random cabin in a movie made in 2006? Well, to that I say, you don’t understand. Since the film’s release, this cozy little abode has become a dream home for people around the world.

discovering your dream country house is not enough In fact existing was a real kick in the guts.

Well, there you go. I guess it’s time to find another snowy cabin to manifest. I wonder if Jude Law realized he was shattering dreams with this confession?