Hugh Grant Explains Why the 4thBridget JonesMovie Is the 'Best' Yet: 'It's the One with the Most Heart'

From Left: Hugh Grant; the actor and Renee Zellweger in ‘Bridget Jones’s Diary’.Photo:Mike Marsland/WireImage; Laurie Sparham/Universal/Studio Canal/Miramax/Kobal/Shutterstock Mike Marsland/WireImage; Laurie Sparham/Universal/Studio Canal/Miramax/Kobal/Shutterstock Hugh Grant has high praise for the newestBridget Jonesfilm! The actor, 64, will star alongsideRenée Zellwegerin the fourth movie in the franchise,Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, which is set for theatrical release in February 2025. “It’s the one with the most heart,” Grant toldExtra, adding, “It’s very moving, but also very funny.

Hugh Grant Says He Doesn't Recall Ever Making Out with Luann de Lesseps but Jokes 'Her Memory Might Be Better Than Mine'

Hugh Grant; Luann de Lesseps.Photo:Getty(2) Getty(2) Hugh Grantrecalls an alleged steamy moment between himself andLuann de Lessepsa little differently than she does.On Monday, Nov. 25, theHereticactor responded to theReal Housewives of New York Cityalum’s claim that she and Grant, 64, once “heavily” made out.Ina post on X(formerly Twitter), Grant wrote, “Steady on. I do remember meeting a charming RHNY in a restaurant, but I’d like to stress it was about 15 years ago.

Hugh Grant Says He Doesn’t ‘Really Remember’ Donald Trump Being inTwo Weeks Notice: ‘Didn’t Register’

Hugh Grant; Donald Trump.Photo:Unique Nicole/FilmMagic; Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Unique Nicole/FilmMagic; Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Hugh Grantdoesn’t thinkDonald Trumpwill be remembered for his acting chops. During an Oct. 4 appearance onThe Graham Norton Showto promote his upcoming movieHeretic, theWonkaactor, 64, joked that the former president, 78, “always wanted to be in my stuff” when Trump was mentioned. Donald Trump (left) and Hugh Grant in ‘Two Weeks Notice’.Warner Bros Warner Bros “So I’m afraid Donald Trump didn’t really register,” Grant said.

Hugh Grant Says HisNotting HillRole Was 'Despicable': 'Why Doesn't My Character Have Any Balls?'

Hugh Granthas some harsh words for his character inNotting Hill. The actor, 64, took a trip down memory lane withVanity Fairin a video interview, published on Nov. 14, that saw him watching scenes from previous movies. While doing so, he looked back on his role in the 1999 romantic comedy and said his character William “Will” Thacker was “despicable.” “Whenever I’m flicking the channels at home after a few drinks, and this comes up, I just think, ‘Why doesn’t my character have any balls?

Hugh Grant SaysCloud AtlasSaved His Career, Made Him 'Enjoy' Acting Again After Feeling 'Completely Marooned'

Hugh Grant in 2012’s Cloud Atlas.Photo:Warner Bros/Kobal/Shutterstock Warner Bros/Kobal/Shutterstock Hugh Grantis recalling a moment when his career was reinvigorated.While speaking withVanity Fairabout his new horror filmHeretic, the actor, 64, said his career changed with 2012’sCloud Atlas. He said the directors of his latest movie, Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, citedCloud Atlasas a movie that made them want to work with Grant.“I was completely marooned,” he recalled of the period of his career following his 2009 movieDid You Hear About the Morgans?