Sandra Bullock and Hugh Grant co-starred in the romantic comedy “Two Weeks Notice,” released in 2002. The film revolves around the dynamic between Lucy Kelson, played by Sandra Bullock, a committed and idealistic lawyer, and George Wade, portrayed by Hugh Grant, a charming but self-absorbed billionaire. Lucy becomes George’s legal counsel and, against her expectations, his indispensable assistant, guiding him through various aspects of his life. Their professional relationship grows complicated as Lucy plans to resign, leading to a series of comedic and romantic developments.

The film is directed and written by Marc Lawrence, who had previously worked with Bullock on other projects. Despite following the traditional formula of a romantic comedy, “Two Weeks Notice” was praised for its charming lead actors and witty dialogue. Critics noted the film’s predictability but acknowledged the chemistry between Bullock and Grant, making it an enjoyable experience. However, the second half of the movie received criticism for a perceived lack of energy and momentum.

“Two Weeks Notice” performed well at the box office, earning a substantial worldwide gross. It received mixed reviews from critics, with a Rotten Tomatoes score indicating that while it didn’t offer anything new to the genre, the performances of Bullock and Grant were highlights. Roger Ebert, in particular, praised the film for its dialogue and the performance of the leads, despite noting some issues with the movie’s pacing and plot development in the latter half.

This film stands out as the primary collaboration between Sandra Bullock and Hugh Grant, combining their comedic talents to create a light-hearted and enjoyable romantic comedy.