Four Weddings and a Funeral (9/12) Movie CLIP - I Think I Love You (1994) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Charles (Hugh Grant) flubs his words while nervously trying to express his love for Carrie (Andie MacDowell).
FILM DESCRIPTION:
This acclaimed British comedy centers on the intermittent romance between a charming (if slightly bumbling) Englishman and a beautiful American woman, who seem to always run into each other at weddings. Indeed, it is at the first of the title's four weddings that Charles (Hugh Grant) and Carrie (Andie McDowell) meet, enjoying a brief but fleeting connection. The spark is rekindled several months later, when they unexpectedly meet at another wedding. Unfortunately, however, Carrie has become engaged to another, a fact that complicates matters for them both. The story may seem simple, but the film is elevated by screenwriter Richard Curtis' ear for witty dialogue and a colorful supporting cast. Director Mike Newell's sympathetic attention to character keeps the proceedings believable, and prevents the film's more serious moments from seeming mawkish. These elements, along with Grant's star-making performance as Charles, helped the film achieve unexpected international success, including an Academy Award nomination for Best Picture.
CREDITS:
TM & © MGM (1994)
Cast: Hugh Grant, Andie MacDowell
Director: Mike Newell
Producers: Richard Curtis, Eric Fellner, Duncan Kenworthy, Tim Bevan
Screenwriter: Richard Curtis
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[@june2420111]

The funny thing is this would never happen to Hugh in real life, being the awkward guy who doesn't dress well. He's super posh, charismatic, and good looking. How was he able to draw inspiration for this scene

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

That's called ACTING.

[@FuckChina.]

wot😂

[@THEremiXFACTOR]

Funnily enough, Richard Curtis (the writer) didn't want Hugh Grant for this role because he thought he was too good looking and cool for the character. Of course the character is supposed to be a bit awkward and unlucky in love etc. and he thought Hugh wasn't a good fit. Anyway, they gave him the part, obviously.

[@thejason347]

He read the words in the script. As all good actors should.

[@MenakaAndersen]

I have no idea how many times I've seen this particular video. How difficult is to express his innermost, secret feelings in front of someone he loves ? Hugh Grant was an excellent choice, so British, reserved and the best actor for this role. I memorised every lines 🥰 Utterly romantic anglo version of Hugh Grant here 🩷

[@felicityjim5349]

If hugh grant came infront of me running at that time I would just.... I dont know what I would do but would never refuse him.

[@wasabicyang]

アンディ綺麗、ヒューかっこいい♡

[@wandademolition]

He’s really lovely 😊

[@milegmez]

Hugh has gorgeous legs, still.

[@antondelacruz9362]

Andi mcdowell just doesnt come across as a f***boi. She seems too sweet and old fasioned. A southern belle.

[@jez2466]

She can't act. She coems across as a block of wood

[@amyclarke41]

f h 94 🤣

[@robdykes3659]

So glad this came out before woke-dom arrive in the world no obligatory black man or woman,no gender bullshit,no pc bullshit

[@robdykes3659]

@randomguy9777 lightyear, Ghostbusters,men in black international,all had woke through it and bomb,tanked,or woman playing men,s roles,or a black girl in the lead all failed,but they would rather crash and burn than give up there woke ideology,crash and burn then ha ha

[@xyzharrishuang]

​@@robdykes3659The only thing odd about Lightyear is that it's basically Star Wars + Alien but absolutely not Toy Story style

[@modeo92]

RIP David Cassidy We know we loved you.

[@Silvercentipede]

These days it would be a text or FB message ffs 😭💔

[@sajidam3463]

to recap it slightly in a clearer version, eh, the words of David Cassidy in fact, eh, while he was still with the Partridge family

[@robdykes3659]

You have to credit the writer really for coming up with it all

[@tyyip1829]

She was, and still is, one of the most beautiful souls that ever graced the silver screen.

[@allyhamilton4056]

I think that is the moment when Charles realises he really loves Carrie.

[@princesssolo1197]

❤️ love this movie

[@Redundant_underscore]

I'm a Richard Curtis fanboy, but I still don't understand why he made Carrie so unlikable. It's hard to believe Charles would want to be in the same room as her, let alone fall in love with her.

[@animaljustice7774]

I don’t see your point. How did he make Carrie unlikable?

[@Redundant_underscore]

@@animaljustice7774 - By writing her so poorly. She's shallow, selfish and careless with other people. She was in love with Charles by the time she married Hamish - so why did she? And to show up at Charles' wedding was beyond callous. Maybe her motivations weren't malicious, but we'll never know because she wasn't given any depth.

[@animaljustice7774]

@@Redundant_underscore no I don’t see her as shallow. And it’s possible she was invited to Charles’s wedding. Other than that may be perhaps her character could be written better? I’m not sure.

[@ZoeSummers1701A]

@@Redundant_underscoreyour misogyny for complex female characters, especially ones who have explained in the movie why she didn’t initially choose him, is showing. Be better or get therapy.

[@Redundant_underscore]

@@ZoeSummers1701A - oh please. Misogyny? Seriously? I disliked a character who happened to be a woman. Get over yourself. And if you read my comment, my criticism was with the writer.

[@WDH59510]

A speech I should perhaps have made in 1995.

[@LDVTennis]

The outcome of the scene pivots on the difference between romance and commitment. Cary heard what he said. It was romantic. But Cary is more practical than that. She wants a commitment. So, she asks him, what did he say exactly? If Charles had committed to what he said at this moment, the movie ends happily ever after here. But he's not ready to make that commitment. He has more to learn. ...There is a similar pattern in Austen's Pride and Prejudice. The 2005 movie highlights the pattern by clustering the events around the two avowals of love. The first one is unsuccessful because Darcy has not committed to the right things. He loves Elizabeth in spite of his better judgement. By the second one, he has made amends. Curiously, rain also figures in both movies, 2005 Pride and Prejudice and 1994 Four Weddings. Its' raining when Elizabeth rejects Darcy. It's raining when Cary agrees "not to marry" Charles.

[@missvee03]

I hated her character in the movie.

[@TheCory42]

She loved old men!

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

Why? Lots of women are like her--even the ones who hate Carrie

[@lauranottuna]

​@@RideAcrossTheRiver Why? She never ever treated him well. Ever. She knew he liked her, married another man, made fun of Charlie at her wedding and never apologized for it and once the marriage worked out, she of course came running back. And how much she loved hearing Charlie confess his love to her without giving it back.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

@@lauranottuna Lots of women do that--just not as exaggerated as the fiction presents it. It's quite common behaviour.

[@Redundant_underscore]

I got called a misogynist for saying the same thing. Just didn't like the character.

[@shankarbalan3813]

Bertie Wooster incarnate….

[@christophertadeo6120]

I remember andie McDowell in this... 😳

[@animaljustice7774]

Was this scene shot at the Barbican Center??

[@THEremiXFACTOR]

No, it's on the south bank, near the national film theatre (bfi).

[@delmaluna3431]

En castellano...porfi.

[@petpaltea]

Slavoj Žižek brought me here

[@helenakulczycka4901]

😘i know 😘

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

''Only'' 9? FFS, what's the obsession with having the numbers, who cares? Why shame those who are really monogomaous or simply don't like the hook-up culture?

[@kweejibodali3078]

what's he wearing, it's distracting , why shorts, it looks cold

[@kweejibodali7009]

and her outfit too is weird

[@jackiealfaro8726]

He is suppose to be a nerd like the write richard curtis. They had to do something to distract from hugh's good looks.A Virtually impossible thing to do.

[@jackiealfaro8726]

Yes and luv it

[@francischeung2223]

The favourite scene of my all time favourite movie since all those years ago and never would I have thought that I would be doing the exact same thing today. And subconsciously, I had my fist like that when I said what I had to say!

[@jackiealfaro8726]

that was intentional by the writer. Though Hugh was to good looking . All true.P.S He is way to good looking.

[@ariqarisya]

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[@carolinegodden4364]

Bugs making his feelings OPÀQUE. DOH! ♤♡♡♡♡♡◇~\\♧♡♡♡♡♡☆