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Aug 14, 2009 -
I wonder if this movie, Did You Hear About the Morgans?, was one of those things that sounded good as a concept, but somehow deflated in execution? Opening around the holidays, the movie tells the story of the Morgans, an unhappily married couple who witness a murder and are spotted by the killer. Thus, they need to leave their slick Manhattan lifestyles behind and go into the witness relocation program in Wyoming where — you guessed it — they slow down and focus on each other enough that their marriage might actually get a second chance.
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Oct 31, 2008 -
- Sarah Jessica Parker and Hugh Grant are in negotiations to star as a New York couple in an untitled romantic comedy for Columbia Pictures. — Variety
- John McCain will appear on Saturday Night Live this weekend. — AP
- Bradley Whitford and Romany Malco will star in a buddy comedy pilot for NBC.
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Oct 20, 2008 -
- Though many people thought The Soloist (and its lead actors, Jamie Foxx and Robert Downey Jr.) would be up for Oscars this year, Paramount has pushed the movie's release from Nov. 21, 2008 to March 13, 2009. — Variety
- Hugh Grant is bowing out of the romantic comedy Lost for Words due to differences of opinion on the script.
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Feb 14, 2007 -
In Music and Lyrics, Hugh Grant plays Alex Fletcher, an aging pop star from an '80s band called Pop who, in his heyday, looked like a cross between Duran Duran’s Nick Rhodes and Wham!’s George Michael. He has been reduced to performing at theme parks and on the VH1-esque “Battle of the 80’s Has-Beens” until one day he receives word that Cora Corman, the pop princess du jour, wants him to help her compose a song for her new album.
Although Alex hires a professional lyricist, it's only when Sophie Fisher (Drew Barrymore) comes to water his plants and shows a surprising knack for songwriting that the tune — and their love — come together.
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Feb 10, 2007 -
In the new romantic comedy Music and Lyrics, Hugh Grant plays a washed up singer in need of new lyrics. Drew Barrymore plays the person who helps him write those lyrics, and they grow fond of each other. Predictions: Drew Barrymore is a cutesy goofball, and Hugh Grant is a sexless, aging bloke with some dry one-liners and near-vertical eyebrows.
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