Hugh Laurie finds happiness in LA
After six years in the US, the actor is feeling at home, although he's still English enough to be bemused by his sex-object statusWhen Hugh Laurie pitches up for our interview carrying a motorcycle helmet, I ask, stupidly, if he has come on his bike. “Well, if I hadn’t,” he replies, “that would be an absurd ( Read more... )

Nothing new, just a little snippet, but I thought I'd scan it for people anyways.

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Empire Magazine composed a list of 28 British stars that are making it in Hollywood. Hugh is #12 on the list.

This article is from the Daily Mail, but it's not quite as negative as it usually is. It's quite bizarre actually; it's relatively intelligent though with some errors because it's still the Daily Mail. But it's not reeking with hatred.:)

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Hugh gives 'House' crew members lessons in cricket bowlingAfter a break in filming occasioned by the writer's strike, Hugh Laurie is back in character as House's maverick medic. And while his ability to portray an American character has earned him plaudits, the British star was proving he's in no way forgotten his English roots this week as he ( Read more... )

This article is completely serious. But I'd LOVE to see HL's reaction to it.Hugh Laurie is the brilliant talent behind the hit television show “House”, and has also starred in numerous film and stage productions, including the adopted father of the mouse in “Stuart Little”. His hairstyle has been adapted to fit a variety of characters and roles, ( Read more... )

This just turned up in my Google Alerts. :) Okay, so it is from the National Enquirer - who knows if it's true. But it's cute!

House star Hugh Laurie was enjoying an early morning stroll in L.A when he came across two pooches in a park snarling their heads off and baring their fangs, as their owners just stood there frozen in fear ( Read more... )

This is from an article about child actors, by a former child actor:

You can't be a child actor forever. There comes a point when you have to adapt or retire. My final role was "the Kid Clementina" in Jeeves and Wooster, and it was probably a good thing it was my last. I cringe to remember what I said when, between takes, Hugh Laurie kindly tried ( Read more... )

Hugh would like an off-switch in House
HUGH Laurie is at odds with a line in the script. Oblivious to the gathered audience of cast and crew on set, Laurie's lithe frame paces through the adjoining rooms of the fictitious Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital, home to his cantankerous albeit brilliant small-screen alter-ego, Dr Gregory House.

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Someone scanned the upcoming TV Guide with Hugh on the cover ("I'm not pregnant!") over on
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