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Hugh Grant has had somewhat of a renaissance (or Grantaissance, if you will) in recent years. After some years as a comedic talent in England, Grant reigned supreme as the go-to British heartthrob. Movies like Nine Months, Sense and Sensibility, Mickey Blue Eyes, Love Actually, About a Boy, Notting Hill, and, of course, Bridget Jones's Diary cemented Grant's status as a romantic leading man.

Several other crew members were injured when a car and truck collided on set during a second unit filming sequence, according to AP.

The "Unfrosted" writer/director admitted that his own eponymous sitcom finale bothered him "a little bit" even decades later.

Editors Maria Gonzales and Aika Miyake break down every step in Toranaga's — and the FX series' — master plan.

Set in a near future where every country on Earth has to cull its population by 20 percent, "Humane" examines the socioeconomic inequality of self-sacrifice.

Ryan Reynolds and Jason Bateman were circling the Hasbro board-game adaptation at one point, but Sony is starting fresh.