Hugh Do Hugh Think Hugh Are?

Hugh Do Hugh Think Hugh Are?

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  • The Gentlemen
    Does anyone want some marihughana? There's plenty of it in this stylised romp about everyone's favourite vice: bush. Yes, that's what they call it. They think we all call it that. Do you? We don't. Sorry, this is getting off track. It's a long film about gangsters. This episode contains discussion of sexual assault and suicide.
    45 min
  • The Lady And The Highwayman
    Hugh cannot deal with this lightly or refuse your birthright! A birthright, that is, of marrying your cousin. In a film that tips 1988 into our man's most prolific year, we get to watch a be-mulleted Hugh cosplaying as Zorro whilst justifying murders because 'that's what the King would want'. Hughmiliating! Spoiler alert: the dog does, indeed, die.
    32 min
  • Bitter Moon
    This is a film by Roman Polanski. We don't recommend you watch this film. If we're being honest, we did not watch this film. Enjoy!
    34 min
  • Privileged
    Hello and welcome to Hughie do Hughie think Hughie are! That's right, we're watching the one and only film featuring a certain HUGHIE Grant. Ever wondered what Oxford students like our man himself got up to in the eighties? It's exactly the kind of boring/weird stuff you'd expect! Debate clubs! Being rude to waiters! Bad theatre! Crimes and misdemeanours! And no one will be held accountable, because rich people!
    44 min
  • The Remains Of The Day
    Oh the Hughrrors of war! Young Baby Grant’s role in The Remains of the Day is brief but beautiful, depicting him as an excellent journalist and mediocre godson. He busts the story wide open in this adapted Kazuo Ishigiro tale of a domesticated country manor wrapped up in the threat of war. The star of the show is Anthony Hopkins, though, who plays repressed and sublimated Mr. Stevens, grappling with his Nazi-sympathising boss, who takes the decision to side with the Germans over this whole world war two thing, largely ‘cos some of them are his mates. Also Emma Thompson stars and helps make the movie that extra bit brutal. This was a good’un! Good’un alert!
    53 min
  • The Bengali Night
    Don't dHugh that! Want a film that explores empire, grooming, religion and consent in a sensitive and thoughtful way? Then you've come to the wrong place! This film is bad... in every way. Enjoy!
    This episode contains discussions of grooming, sexual abuse and racism, so skip it if you want!
    38 min
  • White Mischief
    Hugh Crime! Who exactly has dun it in this story of scaredy-cat expat colonizers hiding out the horrors of WW2 by holidaying in Kenya? I’m not sure we find out, but it’s the journey, and not the destination, that makes White Mischief so barely tolerable. Bask in the banality of the upper class; watch them as they horny; enjoy the Star Wars style opening scroll. Hugh Grant is barely in this, but he’s certainly complicit. “This is not as good as Star Wars” - Zoe and Robin.
    46 min
  • The Big Man: Crossing The Line
    Are Hugh a fighter, or a lover? If your answer is 'why not both?' then boy oh boy is this not the film for you. Liam Neeson must choose between hitting people in the head and keeping his wife and family. Robin and Zoe must choose between sensibly discussing the film and breaking out into fever-induced singing. Fight! Fight! Fight!
    44 min
  • Love Actually
    I’m on Shag Hughway heading West! Zoe and Robin absolve Colin God of Sex of all his sins in this bumper edition of the pod for Love Actually. Hugh Grant’s most detested role comes in an ensemble bonkfest that literally has it all. Contextless political diplomacy! Joni Mitchell reissues! Martin Freeman! A callous lack of empathy for differently sized people! DIDO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    1 hr 23 min
  • Extreme Measures
    Hugh're quite a creepy person, aren't Hugh? Hugh Grant, in a thriller!? You wouldn't think it would work, but it sort of does! Robin and Zoe ponder on some Hughtilitarian conundrums inspired by the film, consider Hugh's more serious acting abilities, and wonder what exactly is medical grade cocaine? Also Sarah Jessica Parker is in this movie. Don't mHughve a muscle.
    58 min

About Hugh Do Hugh Think Hugh Are?

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“Bugger”. “Whoopsie-daisies”. “Fuckity fuck”. These are just a few of the many, many words Hugh Grant has spoken throughout his seminal career as the UK’s most beloved and landed misanthrope. All of them are iconic; all of them are drawn from his roles in the most recognisable romantic comedies of the last 20 years. But Hugh is the man behind these iconic swear words, and why do we Grant him so much space in our collective consciousness? Hugh no longer have to ask that question, because Robin and Zoe are here - and they’re going to find out, in the most conceptual and podcastable way possible: by watching every single Hugh Grant movie ever made. Art by @docterre