Diane Sawyer's Love Actually 20th anniversary interview got interrupted by the police
Diane Sawyer's interview with actor Love Actually Thomas Brodie-Sangster ended abruptly due to police saying they didn't have the correct permit

20 years later, Love Actually’s Thomas Brodie-Sangster got to take a walk down memory lane with Diane Sawyer for ABC News’ 20th-anniversary special—so much so that he accidentally got to re-enact his character’s escape from police officers.
The incident took place as Brodie-Sangster discussed his experience filming the holiday film, in which he played Sam—a lovelorn kid who takes up drumming to win the affections of his school peer. Sitting beside Sawyer on the same bench that he filmed a scene on from the movie, The Queen’s Gambit star reminisced about working with his on-screen step-dad Liam Neeson.
“Liam was amazing. He treated me like his son,” said Brodie-Sangster. “He was absolutely lovely to me. He created this environment where I was very comfortable.”
Unfortunately, the journey through holiday movies past came to an immediate stop for Sawyer and Brodie-Sangster as a producer pops up in the middle of the interview warning them of uh, an incoming issue.