Hugh Grant wants to delete this embarrassing movie that even his fans don’t know about

Every talent is bound to drag a few pans, more or less infamous, in their respective filmography. Whether it will be accepted remains to be seen. If you’re a fan of Hugh Grant, we imagine you’ve seen his must-haves. From James Ivre’s excellent film Maurice, Four Weddings and a Funeral, Love at First Sight in Notting Hill, Bridget Jones’s Diary, Love Actually… to the Glass Onion: The Story of a Fight.

Yes, but do you know the masked rider? Guest in the show The Late Late Show To promote the animator James Corden’s Dungeon & Dragons: Honor of Thieves, the actor thus resurrected this film, which he would be happy to erase from his filmography. “I’ve specialized in being bad for decades” A loose grant, he added “But I’ve gotten better.”

What is this infamous movie? It’s actually a TV movie released in 1988 in the swashbuckling genre and written by Barbara Cartland, the high priestess of the Rosewater novel. Grant plays Lord Lucius Wynne, falling in love with the woman he’s sworn to protect.

What does it look like? for…

Director John Howe, a B-series craftsman in particular, went through the box office of Hammer’s later films (The Insult of Dracula). The Masked Rider At least it showed a beautiful cast, among which the great actor Oliver Reed, Claire Bloom and Michael York swam.

“Small budget, bad wig, bad hat… When I’m stressed, my voice goes up two octaves… It’s bad” Comments Grant. Makes me want to see it!