Hugh Grant to Play Villain in Paramount’s Untitled ‘Dungeons & Dragons’ Movie

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Hugh Grant has finally revealed the reason why he cheated on Elizabeth Hurley with a prostitute, just a little over two decades since they broke up.

Hugh Grant is addressing one of the more scandalous times in his life.

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Paramount Pictures‘ new “Dungeons & Dragons” movie has added two more cast members, according to Deadline. Hugh Grant is set to play the fantasy film’s villain, and young actress Sophia Lillis (“IT,” “Sharp Objects“) has also nabbed an undisclosed supporting part.

Hugh Grant and Sophia Lillis are joining the cast!

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EXCLUSIVE: Hugh Grant and Sophia Lillis are set to join the cast of Paramount and eOne’s untitled film adaptation of Dungeons & Dragons, Hasbro’s wildly-popular game franchise from Wizards of the Coast. The film also stars Chris Pine, Michelle Rodriguez, Justice Smith and Bridgerton star Rege-Jean Page. Paramount and eOne are jointly producing and financing the pic, with eOne distributing in the UK and Canada and Paramount in the rest of world.

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