His befuddled charm and famously floppy fringe made Hugh Grant the go-to guy if you were making a rom-com in the mid 90s-early 00s and you wanted your movie to warm hearts and also make wads of money.
But now the former leading man says he's giving up on romance. As least as far as the movies are concerned.
Grant rode to rom-com renown off the back of a fabulously flustered performance in 1994's box office smash Four Weddings and a Funeral. This set him up for starring roles in a string of blockbuster comedic romances including Notting Hill and the still perplexingly popular Love, Actually, where he played a love struck Prime Minister who enjoyed a good boogie.