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Hugh Grant

Name: Hugh Grant
Full/Alt. names: Hugh John Mungo Grant, Hughie Grant
Date of Birth: Friday September 9 1960
Born: London, England (United Kingdom)
Nationality: English
Partial Biography: London-born and Oxford educated Hugh Grant first hit the big screen in 1982's "Privileged", but didn't achieve movie star status until his delightful 1994 turn in "Four Weddings…Full Hugh Grant Biography…

Did You Hear About the Morgans? (2010) NRPlayed "Paul Morgan"
Music and Lyrics (2007) PG (Contains mild language and sex references)Played "Alex Fletcher", Song Performer ("PoP! Goes My Heart"), Song Performer ("Bad Hot Witch"), Song Performer ("Meaningless Kiss"), Song Performer ("Love Autopsy"), Song Performer ("Way Back Into Love (Demo Version)"), Song Performer ("Way Back Into Love"), Song Performer ("Don't Write Me Off"), Song Performer ("Dance With Me Tonight")
American Dreamz (2006) 12A (for brief strong language and some sexual references.)Played "Martin Tweed"
Bridget Jones: The Edge Of Reason (2004) 15 (Contains strong language, sex and drugs references)Played "Daniel Cleaver"
Love Actually (2003) 15 (Contains sex scenes and strong language)Played "The Prime Minister", Song Performer ("Good King Wenceslas")
Two Weeks Notice (2003) 12A (Contains mild sex references)Played "George Wade"
About a Boy (2002) 12A (Contains infrequent strong language)Played "Will"
Bridget Jones's Diary (2001) 15 (for language and some strong sexuality)Played "Daniel Cleaver"
Small Time Crooks (2000) PG (for language)Played "David"
Mickey Blue Eyes (1999) 15 (for brief strong language, some violence and sensuality)Played "Michael Felgate"

British Academy of Film and Television Arts/LA (2003) Stanley Kubrick Britannia Award for Excellence in Film
Evening Standard Peter Sellars Award for Comedy (2001)
BAFTA Award (1994) Best Actor - "Four Weddings and a Funeral"
Chicago Film Critics Association Award (1994) Most Promising Actor - "Four Weddings and a Funeral and Sirens"
Golden Globe Award (1994) Best Actor in a Motion Picture (Musical or Comedy) - "Four Weddings and a Funeral"