Hugh Grant's Early Success
Hugh Grant became a cinematic heartthrob in the 1990s. After his charming role in 'Four Weddings and a Funeral', his career soared, establishing him as a romantic comedy lead.
1995 Scandal Breaks
At the peak of his fame in 1995, Grant was arrested in Los Angeles for lewd conduct with sex worker Divine Brown. The incident shocked fans and the public worldwide.
Media Frenzy Ensues
Following his arrest, Grant faced a media storm. His mugshot was widely circulated, and the scandal became front-page news, jeopardizing his burgeoning career.
Public Apology Tour
Grant took an unusual approach, appearing on talk shows to apologize. His candidness on 'The Tonight Show with Jay Leno' won public sympathy and helped mitigate career damage.
Scandal's Impact on Career
Surprisingly, Grant's career didn't falter significantly. He continued to star in major films, such as 'Notting Hill' and 'Bridget Jones's Diary', remaining a popular figure in Hollywood.
Divine Brown's Life Change
The scandal also had an unexpected twist for Divine Brown. She capitalized on the incident, earning substantial sums through media deals and appearances, which she used to improve her life.
Reflections and Legacy
Years later, Grant reflected on the scandal with humor and perspective. It remains a notable event in pop culture, demonstrating the complexities of public image and personal fallibility.
Which film made Hugh Grant a heartthrob?
'Four Weddings and a Funeral'
'Notting Hill'
'Bridget Jones's Diary'
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