Love Actually fans armed with selfie sticks still pose for photos outside iconic Notting Hill mews house... 20 years AFTER it featured as backdrop for famous Keira Knightley scene ...Middle East

Everyday dozens of tourists stand outside the pink three storey home in St Luke Mews in London's fashionable Notting Hill.

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