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Is Hugh Grant considered hardcore British?

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Originally posted by moon1969
Is Hugh Grant considered hardcore British?
I believe the 'hardcore' element is fitting, yes...
quintessentially English, he is certainly typecast that way...there is a fine line between the English and the 'broader' British...

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Hardcore British! Amazing.

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Originally posted by CPFC Streatham
Hardcore British! Amazing.
Most Northern English folk can't stand the ****!

Complete embarressment. Londoners might like him a little bit more though.
Comedy? Suzianne is funnier than him, although involuntary.

Only thing Hughie Grunt did that was funny was get caught with that extremely ugly brass in USA land. Now THAT was funny!

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Isn't Hugh Grant related to that Bucket woman or was he Onslo and Daisy's son-in-law?

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Originally posted by Blackpoolmad
Complete embarressment. Londoners might like him a little bit more though.
No, I don't think so. They know what Notting Hill is really like. People from Bucks, perhaps, or Surrey.

Richard

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im not a fan after watching micky blue eyes, but on question time he came over with some points. seems poor movies =

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Originally posted by Blackpoolmad
Most Northern English folk can't stand the ****!

Complete embarressment. Londoners might like him a little bit more though.
Comedy? Suzianne is funnier than him, although involuntary.

Only thing Hughie Grunt did that was funny was get caught with that extremely ugly brass in USA land. Now THAT was funny!
Oh dear oh dear. Londoners do not like Hugh Grant mate. LOL. Well, maybe the ones who live in Notting Hill do.

I can see how my post was misconstrued. I was taking the mickey out of the term 'hardcore British'.

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Originally posted by moon1969
Is Hugh Grant considered hardcore British?
No. Dreamy?, yes.

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Originally posted by Busygirl
No. Dreamy?, yes.
Dreamy though he may be, I prefer another Hugh, Hugh Jackman.

Big points for being Australian over being British. 😀

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Originally posted by Suzianne
Dreamy though he may be, I prefer another Hugh, Hugh Jackman.

Big points for being Australian over being British. 😀
well let's see: Hugh Grant as the Wolverine. How would he stack up?

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Originally posted by sonhouse
well let's see: Hugh Grant as the Wolverine. How would he stack up?
If there's one thing good to say about Hugh Grant, it is that he at least has not been enough of a boring, imaginationless hack to play that worst of script-killers, Wolverine.

Richard

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Originally posted by Shallow Blue
If there's one thing good to say about Hugh Grant, it is that he at least has not been enough of a boring, imaginationless hack to play that worst of script-killers, Wolverine.

Richard
I didn't say that was a great film, just imagining Hugh Grant as the wolverine makes me giggle.

(As his claws come out) "Pardon me sir, is this the way to Nodding hill? I have a dreadful feeling something awful is about to happen and they need my immediate assistance".......

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Originally posted by sonhouse
I didn't say that was a great film, just imagining Hugh Grant as the wolverine makes me giggle.

(As his claws come out) "Pardon me sir, is this the way to Nodding hill? I have a dreadful feeling something awful is about to happen and they need my immediate assistance".......
I have to give you props for this, very funny indeed. 🙂

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