Hugh Grant attended the Wimbledon quarter-finals Wednesday, but rather than watching a tennis match from his very exclusive seat, the "Bridget Jones" star accidentally took a trip to Nodding Hill.

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Hugh Grant attended the Wimbledon quarter-finals Wednesday, but rather than watching a tennis match from his very exclusive seat, the "Bridget Jones" star accidentally took a trip to Nodding Hill.

Some on-screen love interests, like the stars of "When Harry Met Sally" and "Bridget Jones's Diary" have surprising age gaps in real life.

Wearing a suit and sunglasses, the Bridget Jones's Diary star's head was slumped to the right while his hands were clasped on his lap. Representatives for Hugh have not yet commented on the moment.

This kid doesn’t pay taxes and he lives in royal palaces, what does he have to be stressed about? Apparently quite a lot.

Renee Zellweger looked every inch the clueless camper as she filmed school trip scenes for Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy in the Lake District on Sunday.