Hugh Grant on Why He Thinks His ‘Notting Hill’ Character Is “Despicable” and Doesn’t “Have Any Balls”
Hugh Grant is known to not be the biggest fan of his past movies but he has specific issues with his character in the 1999 rom-com Notting Hill. The actor recently partook in Vanity Fair ’s “Scene Selection,” where he shared why he thinks his character William Thacker is “despicable.” Grant stars opposite Julia Roberts in the film.
What Makes Hugh Grant So Charming Is Also What Makes Him a Great Villain
"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." IF HUGH GRANT invited you into his cozy dwelling during a freak snow flurry, promising you warmth, lively conversation, and a freshly baked pastry, you wouldn ...
Hugh Grant joked that some of his recent roles have proven 'challenging for my wife,' Anna Eberstein. 'Her last husband, she ...
"He had to work harder in my movies when he was pretending to be nice," Richard Curtis jokes The post ‘Love Actually’ ...
Hugh Grant poked fun at 'Bridget Jones's Diary' continuing to cast 'old boy' Colin Firth in the movie's sequels: 'They're ...
Hugh Grant is a dad to daughters Blue, 6, Lulu, 8, and Tabitha Xiao Xi, 13, and sons Felix Chang Hong, 11, and John Mungo, 12 ...
Hugh Grant dishes on his "very messed up" new movie "Heretic," and opens up about his deep dive researching cults and killers ...
In a new interview, Hugh Grant revealed that the script for 'Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy' actually moved him to tears.
Hugh Grant went the extra mile in the crafting of his creepy Heretic character. When you purchase through links on our site, ...
Heretic, the new film by directors Scott Beck and Bryan Woods — the writing duo behind A Quiet Place — is slowly climbing up ...
Hugh Grant got candid about being a father to five children on Thursday, revealing that his home life is "noisy" and ...
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