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Colin Firth’s love for Mamma Mia
Colin Firth’s love for Mamma Mia\' \"Mamma Mia!\" received drubbing from critics when it released in 2008, but Colin Firth said it is one of his favourite films as it is \"hard to do pure escapism\".
"Mamma Mia!" received drubbing from critics when it released in 2008, but Colin Firth said it is one of his favourite films as it is "hard to do pure escapism".
"I actually really loved (it). I know that it's... I saw a journalist actually changed colour when I said that was one of my favourite things I'd done, because I think it doesn't pass the snob test very easily. But I do think it is incredibly unusual to find a piece of entertainment that hits common ground.
Because, frankly, it doesn't matter what you think of ABBA you know it. "Certainly, if you're my age, you grew up with it playing somewhere, or wherever. When I failed my exams or got dumped by my girlfriend. It wasn't on my terms, but it was playing on some jukebox," Firth said.
