Not a lobster in sight
Love Actually is one of the most popular festive films of all time. There's a plethora of famous one-liners to come out of the Christmas rom-com, and one relates to the school nativity play.
Unfortunately, there isn't a lobster or in fact any hint of sea life on show in any of these brilliant archive images of nativity plays taken in schools in the 1980s and 1990s. The mix of black and white and colour shots show excited youngsters dressed up as characters more traditionally associated with the Christian holiday - and some lobster-esque surprises.
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