Hugh Grant explains why he "hated" filming Wonka, and the process of shooting it sounds pretty intense.

Which Love Actually plot does movie star Hugh Grant love most? Hint: it's not the one you're thinking.

Hugh Grant will forever be known for movies like Four Weddings and a Funeral and Love Actually, but you shouldn't sleep on his more villainous roles.

Hugh Grant is going viral on TikTok following his Glass Onion moment.

Glass Onion has an amazing cast, but one cameo has fans talking more than any other.

Hugh Grant's dance scene in Love Actually is an iconic rom-com moment, but nearly 20 years later, the actor still hates it.

Social media is ready to "Jump" for Hugh Grant as the new PM.

The hit fantasy franchise is heading back to the big screen, and it’s assembling an impressive lineup of talent.

The Dungeons and Dragons movie is bulking up its cast, with Hugh Grant playing the villain and It star Sophia Lillis in an unknown role.

I...can't really argue with this.

I have no idea who the most charming actor is, but I suspect if fans were asked to choose, Hugh Grant would pick up some votes.

Hugh Grant heard what you said about him back in the '90s.

Directed and executive producer by Susanne Bier and created and written for television by David E. Kelley, who also serves as showrunner, the HBO limited series The Undoing follows Grace (Nicole Kidman) and Jonathan Fraser (Hugh Grant), who have a seemingly perfect life until the revelation of secrets and lies threatens to undo it all. When a violent death changes everything, Grace must figure out what that means for her family and how to pick up the pieces. During this 1-on-1 phone interview with Collider, we spoke with Grant, who gave no hint of spoilers while he talked …

What do you think about Grant's idea?

HBO has released a new trailer for their upcoming drama series The Undoing. Directed by Susanne Bier (Bird Box) and written by David E. Kelley (Big Little Lies), the show follows a wealthy couple (Nicole Kidman and Hugh Grant) whose lives are torn apart when they’re connected to a brutal murder. I really like Kidman and Grant as well as co-stars Edgar Ramirez and Donald Sutherland, and yet I can’t really bring myself to care about this one. I guess for people that need the prestige soap opera that a show like Big Little Liesprovided, The Undoing …

There is more to Hugh Grant than his rom-coms

I ate up Big Little Lies like a damn pizza pie. David E. Kelley's prestige pulp was HBO music to my binge-ready ears. The fact that he's reteaming with Nicole Kidman, Susanne Bier is directing, and a very dour Hugh Grant is along for the ride? Ooh buddy, I cannot wait to get undone by The Undoing, HBO's latest "gritty melodrama of rich people" limited series. It comes to the network October 25, and you can watch the first trailer below. Plot details seem purposefully, deliciously vague, but it looks like Kidman and Grant are a …

Imagine, if you will, Hugh Dancy’s Will Graham in all his compelling glory having his half-terrifying, half-sensual tête-à-tête with Hannibal Lecter in the NBC series Hannibal, except instead of the dashing Mads Mikkelsen on the other end of the table, you have John Cusack. In an alternate timeline, that’s the show that viewers got – and it’s a very different Hannibal for a number of reasons. Collider’s own Steve Weintraub recently spoke with Dancy and Hannibal creator Bryan Fuller for an extended, exclusive interview, and in discussing the inspired casting of Mikkelsen …

HBO has released a new trailer for its upcoming limited series The Undoing. Directed by Susanne Bier and written by David E. Kelley, the film follows a married couple (Nicole Kidman and Hugh Grant) whose seemingly perfect lives are obliterated in the wake of a violent death and a chain of terrible revelations. It's interesting to see Kidman reteaming with Kelley, who previously wrote Big Little Lies, and how she's carved out some strong roles for herself on television alongside Grant, who received acclaim for his turn in A Very British Scandal. I'm excited to see these …

Since 1982, we've seen Hugh Grant's face on over 40 movies ranging in different genres. Let's countdown his best using Rotten Tomatoes.