25 Best Christmas Films

5) Bridget Jones' Diary

Director: Sharon Maguire

Actors: Renee Zellweger, Hugh Grant, Colin Firth, 

Jim Broadbent, Shirley Henderson, Gemma Jones

Year: 2001

A pleasantly plump (and much more attractive) Renee Zellweger takes on the best role of her career in Bridget Jones. I laugh every single time I see this film (and I've seen it like 30 times). I highly recommend it. One of the best scenes: Bridget runs through the snow in nothing but a pair of gym shoes, a cardigan, and some undies.

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25 Best Christmas Films

3) LOVE ACTUALLY

Director: Richard Curtis

Actors: Bill Nighy, Laura Linney, Alan Rickman, Rodrigo Santoro,

Keira Knightley, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Andrew Lincoln, Emma Thompson,

Liam Neeson, Colin Firth, Hugh Grant, Martine McCutcheon,

Martin Freeman, Gregor Fisher, Thomas Brodie-Sangster

Year: 2003

Love Actually revolves around an array of people dealing with... well, love around Christmas. It's funny, sad, heart-warming, and heart-wrenching. I especially love the Hugh Grant storyline.

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25 Most Attractive Actors

Hugh Grant (1960)

Hugh Grant became known to American audiences as a shy, slightly goofy guy in movies like, "Four Weddings and a Funeral", "Nine Months", "Notting Hill", and "Sense & Sensibility". It was his turn as cocky 'Daniel Cleaver' in 2001's "Bridget Jones' Diary" that changed that. He has since gone on to much more confident (and attractive) roles in "Love Actually", "About a Boy", and "Two Weeks Notice".

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Reincarnations

Hugh Grant is the modern day James Stewart. They both possess that goofy charm and they sure look a lot alike.

***Grant is most known for his roles in "Nine Months", "Two Weeks Notice", "Love Actually", and "About a Boy". Stewart was most famous for his roles in "It's a Wonderful Life", "Harvey", "The Philadelphia Story", and "Rear Window".

Performance of the Day

Actor: RHYS IFANS

Film: "Notting Hill"

Character: Spike

Year: 1997

This Welsh actor hit a home-run with his performance as the less-than-clean, oddball Spike. As the flat-mate to William (Hugh Grant), Ifans stole the show (with scenes like mistaking mayonnaise for yogurt and his first meeting with Julia Roberts' character, Anna Scott). This film is truly one of the best romantic dramadies and well worth the watch.