Notting Hill writer Richard Curtis reveals he's planning to make the sequel

Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts will reunite for a sequel to their 1999 hit Notting Hill if writer Richard Curtis gets his way.

Richard , 62, revived Love Actually and Four Weddings And A Funeral for Comic Relief and now wants to do the same with Notting Hill.

He said: “I’m going to talk to Julia about it sometime soon.”

Julia, 51, has hinted she might consider reviving her character Anna, who dated Will, who was played by Hugh Grant, now 58.

But she said they would have to be “the parents of the people that are romcom-ing”.

Julia has said: “There came a point in my career where people thought I had turned on romantic comedies.

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Hugh and Julia in Notting Hill (Reuters)

The film was released in 1999 (Everett/REX Shutterstock)

“I love them, I love to be in them, I love to watch them. But sometimes, they just don’t work at a certain point of life experience.”

Roger Michell, 62, who directed Notting Hill, said: “Are Will and Anna still living in Notting Hill with a load of grumpy teenagers running around?

"I just don’t know. In love stories, you have to split up and then get back together again.

“If you did that with a middle-aged couple living in Notting Hill, it would feel contrived.”

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Richard would love to do a sequel (PA)

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Richard spoke to the Mirror at the launch of the #TOGETHERBAND, a friendship wristband from sustainable luxury brand Bottletop.

In a speech at the event, he said: “I think the goals are aiming to make us the last generation to be threatened by climate change.”