Heretic offers a captivating look at religion, which is marked by ambiguity, particularly whether Hugh Grant's character's wife was real or imagined.

In one of the film’s most memorable scenes, Hugh, as the PM, can be seen prancing about No.10 to the Pointer Sisters’ Jump (For My Love), which the actor later described as “absolute hell”.

Before Hugh Grant was a bespectacled serial killer in Heretic, the actor featured in a string of cozy-as-pie rom-coms, including the 2003 holiday classic Love Actually, directed by Richard Curtis.

Deadline’s Read the Screenplay continues with Heretic, A24’s psychological horror film from the A Quiet Place duo of Scott Beck and Bryan Woods. Hugh Grant takes a jackhammer to his reputation ...

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Before Hugh Grant was a bespectacled serial killer in Heretic, the actor featured in a string of cozy-as-pie rom-coms, including the 2003 holiday classic Love Actually, directed by Richard Curtis.