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How do you like your Hugh Grant: as the sweetly awkward gent, or the arrogant, acerbic cad? Throughout his career, Grant has toyed with these opposite character types, yet somehow managed to ground them both in his irresistible charm. Yes, his adorkable characters in Four Weddings and a Funeral and Notting Hill are delightful to watch — but so are his hysterically naughty wankers, like Bridget Jones's philandering Daniel Cleaver, or About a Boy's lying layabout Will Freeman.

As Grant prepares to lay on the charm/smarm once again — in director Paul Weitz's satire American Dreamz, he's the jaded British star of a televised singing competition/ratings behemoth (sound familiar?) — take a look back at his various romantics and rogues, and vote for the ones you liked best.

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Image Credit: American Dreamz: Glen Wilson