Saturday Night Live mix Trump and Love Actually in hilarious Christmas parody

One of the best-loved Christmas movies of all time gets a very 2016 makeover in a skit for the latest episode of Saturday Night Live.

SNL takes on the famous scene in 2003 hit Love Actually in which Mark (Andrew Lincoln) arrives at Juliet (Keira Knightley)'s door, clutching large cue cards professing his secret love to her.

In SNL's version, it's Hillary Clinton doing the honours, and she's fronted up to an electoral college voter's doorstep with one simple wish this Christmas: DO NOT ELECT DONALD TRUMP.

The longest Hillary Actually card, particularly #7. ;)#SNL #KateMcKinnon pic.twitter.com/SkgsEJ2bt9

— Geonn Cannon he/him (@GeonnCannon) December 18, 2016

SNL's resident Hillary impersonator Kate McKinnon clutches cue cards imploring the electoral college to vote for literally anyone other than Trump: "Zendaya. The Rock. A ROCK."

She even had a fold-out list of reasons why Trump is unfit for presidency, including number 7: "He won't acknowledge Aleppo but tweets about Saturday Night Live."

The scene from Love Actually that spawned an army of imitators.

It was just one of several sketches in the final SNL for 2016 in which the cast took aim at President Elect Trump - in another segment, actor Alec Baldwin again portrayed Trump alongside Beck Bennett playing Vladimir Putin and John Goodman who played Rex Tillerson, Exxon CEO and Trump's Secretary of State pick.

Baldwin took aim at the close relationship between Trump and Putin in a scene which saw "Putin" slide down a chimney and gift "Trump" an Elf on the Shelf which had a camera inside. "Putin" telling "Trump" to place the gift near his internet router all year round.