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In
George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four, the character Julia expresses her
feelings for Winston by secretly handing him a piece of small paper
containing just the words "I love you". Within the dystopian world of
Nineteen Eighty-Four where sexual love between Party members is
strictly forbidden, this was one of the few possible ways this could
have been communicated.
The phrase "I love you" is used in The
Empire Strikes Back, the fifth installment in the Star Wars series of
science fiction films. Before being frozen in carbonite, Princess Leia
(played by Carrie Fisher) expresses her feelings for Han Solo (played
by Harrison Ford) with an abrupt "I love you". Contrary to the common
and mutual response, Han responds with a roguish "I know" as he is
placed into the freezing chamber. (This line was actually an
improvisation by Ford.) This instance was used again in The Return of
the Jedi as Han shows his affection for Leia; the roles are reversed
but the dialogue remains the same.
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| In American Sign Language the
sign for "I love you" is a union of the signs for the letters I, L, and
Y. |
"I Love You" is a song by rapper Vanilla Ice that
appeared on his album To the Extreme.
I Love You is a Malayalam film from 1981 (see List of Malayalam Movies
from 1981 to 1985).
The ILOVEYOU computer worm.
"I Love U" is a song by singer Tila Tequila
"I Love U" is also singer Tila Tequila's debut album.
"I love you" is a song by Swedish rock band Silverbullit
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