What is your favorite Hugh Grant movie?

I love Hugh Grant's character in Love Actually. Who wouldn't love an HONEST politician! And his dance moves are priceless! At one point, I told my boyfriend that he needed to learn the Hugh Grant "Jump" dance from that movie if he wanted to stay dating. It was a joke, of course, but shows how much I get a kick out of that scene!

I loved Hugh Grant in "Music and Lyrics". It was a great change to see him as a musician. Great tandem with Drew Barrymore. I just don't want to remember the time we tried to sing "Way Back Into Love" at a wedding anniversary. It was so bad because we did not practice as a group that is why we did not harmonize well. The movie theme song was memorable when it was sung by Hugh and Drew, but our version of it was forgettable.

I love Hugh Grant as Wolverine. He is perhaps the best choice made for the character of Wolverine in X-men. Although there have been better performances by Hugh Grant I still love his performance in X-men. Even Australia was a good one.

I haven´t seen many movies with Hugh Grant. But I loved Notting Hill and have seen it many times. I think his performance there is very good but the film itself is full of interesting funny situations. THe secondary characters there were wonderful too.

I enjoyed MICKEY BLUE EYES. I thought it was very entertaining. Especially when he was trying to say the gangster words "forget about it" and what-not. It was very funny. I actually have the DVD - and watched the movie multiple times.

My favorite Hugh Grant movie is NottingHill. I like it because although it's like a fairy tale or hard to believe it could happen in real life yet if you believe in your dreams, it will come true. It shows that love has no boundaries. That even if you're the richest, most popular person on earth there is one thing that you will want most in life and that is love. I also like the soundtrack.

I loved him in Notting Hill. It was one of his finest performance. His chemistry with Julia Roberts was fantastic. The movie was good and so was the acting of the lead actors. Hugh Grant seemed so humble and lovable.