A yuppie married couple (Sarah Jessica Parker and Hugh Grant) in New York are having problems when they witness a murder. The witness protection program sends them to a small town in Wyoming. The local sheriff (Sam Elliott) and his wife (Mary Steenburgen) help them get settled in, but they're not sure they want to settle in - and not sure they can stand having to be stuck together in the middle of nowhere. Expect some Sarah Palin jokes. Directed by Marc Lawrence. Categories: Comedy, Drama, Romance. Year: 2009.
Hugh Grant in Did You Hear About the Morgans?
Washed up pop singer Alex Fletcher (Hugh Grant) sees a ray of hope for his career when he is given an opportunity to compose and sing a duet with current teen sensation Cora Corman (Haley Bennett). Struggling with the lyrics, he stumbles upon Sophie Fisher (Drew Barrymore), whose quirky way with words is just the thing Alex needs to complete the song. While their personalities and styles clash, Alex and Sophie soon find themselves drawn into an unexpected relationship. But, in order to make things work, they'll have to overcome their fears and admit they make perfect music together. Directed by Marc Lawrence. With Brad Garrett. Categories: Comedy, Music, Romance. Year: 2007.
Hugh Grant in Music and Lyrics
Midwestern teenager Sally Kendoo (Mandy Moore) seems to be the favorite for the extremely popular television singing contest, "American Dreamz." When polls reveal that more Americans vote to determine the shows winner than in the presidential election, incumbent U.S. President Joseph Staton (Dennis Quaid) is convinced by his Chief of Staff (Willem Dafoe) and the show's host Martin Tweed (Hugh Grant) to become a guest judge and boost his popularity. Directed by Paul Weitz. With Chris Klein, Jennifer Coolidge, Marcia Gay Harden and John Cho. Categories: Comedy, Music. Year: 2006.
Hugh Grant in American Dreamz
Lucy Kelson (Sandra Bullock) is a brilliant attorney whose neuroses prevent her from having anything like a social life. When her new employer, George Wade (Hugh Grant), starts treating her like a slave, Lucy gives him her obligatory notice and waits till she can leave him behind. But, Wade has other ideas and must use all of his charm to try to bring his lovely Lucy back. Directed by Marc Lawrence. With Alicia Witt, Dana Ivey and Robert Klein. Categories: Comedy, Romance, New York. Year: 2002.
Hugh Grant in Two Weeks Notice
Can the owner of a small bookstore in London's multi-cultural Notting Hill neighborhood find love with the biggest star in Hollywood? That's the question in Notting Hill, in which Hugh Grant plays the bookstore owner and Julia Roberts is the actress he meets by chance. Grant and Roberts make for a charming couple in this gentle romantic comedy, but Rhys Ifans gets the biggest laughs as Grant's slacker roommate. Directed by Roger Michell. With Richard McCabe, James Dreyfus and Dylan Moran. Categories: Comedy, Romance. Year: 1999.
Hugh Grant in Notting Hill
Charles (Hugh Grant) is a noncommittal Englishman who meets Carrie (Andie MacDowell) at a friend's wedding. After falling head over heals for the beautiful American, Charles proceeds to awkwardly woo her through one funeral and three more weddings. But when Charles finds himself standing at the altar with her, he realizes that he has dedicated himself to a woman he has no desire to spend the rest of his life with. Directed by Mike Newell. With John Hannah, Kristin Scott Thomas and Rowan Atkinson. Categories: Comedy, Romance, Drama. Year: 1994.
Hugh Grant in Four Weddings and a Funeral
Based on the bestselling novel, this film tells the story of a devoted butler (Anthony Hopkins) in the first part of the 20th century who puts duty before everything. The housekeeper (Emma Thompson) on the estate where he works falls in love with him, and although he likes her, he is afraid their relationship will interfere with his work. Christopher Reeve is a visiting American and Hugh Grant is a journalist who uncovers painful secrets about the butler's employer. Directed by James Ivory. Categories: Drama, Romance. Year: 1993.
Hugh Grant in The Remains of the Day