#hugh-grant

#hugh-grant

"It seems to me that way too many schools, instead of calling the police, are saying to the drug cartels waiting outside the school gates, 'Would you like some biscuits? How can we help you?' and it's wrong. It has to be wrong."

"Immigration officer engages my children in chit chat then whispers to them 'Are these your Mom and Dad?' Grant wrote, calling the question 'intrusive, insulting creepy.'"},{

Hugh Grant would not make a very good Real Housewives husband. He'd be a bit too irascible, too British, too annoyed at the whole thing to be able to mindlessly blend into the background, providing money but no opinions - more Todd Bradley than John Barlow.

During the Nov. 13 episode of Late Night With Seth Meyers, Hugh Grant humorously remarked on Colin Firth's ongoing role in the Bridget Jones franchise, suggesting it was "charitable" of him to return for the sequel. He jokingly said, "poor Colin. They're still wheeling him out" and added, "it's nice to give the old boy some work." This playful jab highlights their long-standing friendship and jest-filled rivalry.

"The film Juror No. 2 presents a convoluted narrative that seems to challenge the viewer's understanding of justice, revealing both Clint Eastwood's strengths and flaws as a filmmaker. The discussion between Sean and Adam sheds light on varying interpretations and the complexities embedded within the plot."

Despite being a modest performer domestically, "Venom: The Last Dance" has remained at the top of the North American box office for three consecutive weeks, earning $16.2 million this weekend alone.

In Heretic, the film intertwines themes of vulnerability and trust as two young Mormon missionaries enter a dubious man's house, highlighting the tension between fear and allure.

In 'Heretic,' the tension escalates as Hugh Grant's character, initially welcoming and cordial, reveals his non-genuine interest in the Mormon missionaries' faith.

"Hugh Grant is entering his horror era, and it could very well end up being his best role yet. This bold career move might redefine how audiences perceive him."

Hugh Grant disclosed on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" that his daughters are named Lulu Danger Grant and Blue Grant, explaining the whimsical reasoning behind the names.

Hugh Grant revealed that attending Taylor Swift's Eras Tour with his daughter and Travis Kelce resulted in wild VIP escapades, including tequila shots.

The American Film Institute announced the lineup for AFI Fest 2024, featuring gala screenings of 'Heretic' with Hugh Grant and 'Maria' with Angelina Jolie among other anticipated films.