Hugh Grant
- Born: 9 Sep, 1960
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 and a Funeral". Handsome and charming, with abundant chestnut hair and a somewhat stiff manner softened by his open and warm smile, Grant worked as an advertising copywriter in addition to engagements in repertory theater and stints with the comedy troupe The Jockeys of Norfolk before carving out a steady acting career. He returned to film with a starring role in the 1987 Merchant-Ivory effort "Maurice", playing the sexually ambiguous Clive Durham. This part earned him recognition, and roles in "Bengali Nights" and Ken Russell's vampire thriller "The Lair of the White Wo...
FAMILY & COMPANIONS
- father James Grant:
- mother Fynvola Grant: died in July 2001
- brother James Grant: older
- Elizabeth Hurley: born on June 10, 1965; together from 1986; formed Simian Films together; mutually agreed to separate in April 2000; announced "temporary" separation in May 2000
- Caroline Stanburg: born c. 1976
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