Notting Hill

A chance encounter brings together reserved bookstore owner William Thacker and Hollywood icon Anna Scott, who forge an improbable romance.

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Hugh Grant
as William Thacker

Julia Roberts
as Anna Scott

Rhys Ifans
as Spike

Tim McInnerny
as Max

Gina McKee
as Bella
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Hugh Bonneville
as Bernie
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Richard McCabe
as Tony
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Alec Baldwin
as Jeff King
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Dylan Moran
as Rufus the Thief
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Roger Frost
as Annoying Customer
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Henry Goodman
as Ritz Concierge
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John Shrapnel
as PR Chief
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Emily Mortimer
as Perfect Girl
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Dorian Lough
as Loud Man in Restaurant
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Sanjeev Bhaskar
as Loud Man in Restaurant
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Paul Chahidi
as Loud Man in Restaurant
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Samuel West
as Anna's Co-star
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Tony Armatrading
as Security man
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Rupert Procter
as Journalist
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Arturo Venegas
as Foreign Actor
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Phillip Manikum
as Harry the Sound Man
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Christian Simpson
as Anna's Friend
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Ann Beach
as William's Mother
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Patrick Barlow
as Savoy Concierge
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Emma Chambers
as Honey
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James Dreyfus
as Martin
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Julian Rhind-Tutt
as 'Time Out' Journalist
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Lorelei King
as Anna's Publicist
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Mischa Barton
as 12-year-old Actress
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Clarke Peters
as 'Helix' Lead Actor
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Sally Phillips
as Caroline
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They may be formulaic and predictable, they may create unrealistic expectations about love, but they’re also a very particular brand of comforting, which no one can take away from them. So grab your significant other or a pint of your favorite ice cream and get the tissues ready, ‘cause these beloved romantic comedies of the 1990s and 2000s are not only delightfully nostalgic but are also bound to bring tears of joy to your face.

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