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The film follows Michael Felgate (Grant), a debonair auctioneer who falls in love with Gina Vitale (played by Jeanne Tripplehorn). When he proposes, he discovers a minor hurdle: her father, Frank (James Caan), is a high-ranking member of a Mafia family. A Clash of Worlds

While "Mickey Blue Eyes" didn't reach the "timeless classic" status of Four Weddings and a Funeral or Notting Hill , it remains a cult favorite for its specific brand of slapstick. Mickey Blue Eyes (1999) - IMDb Mickey Blue Eyes

: Originally, the script focused on a Jewish lawyer marrying into the mob, but Grant’s production company, Simian Films, reimagined the lead as British to exploit the "Brit-meets-mob" comedy potential. The film follows Michael Felgate (Grant), a debonair

In the late 90s, Hugh Grant was the undisputed king of the bumbling, charming Englishman. Coming off the massive success of Notting Hill , Grant took a sharp turn from quaint London bookshops into the gritty world of the New York mob with the 1999 romantic comedy, . Mickey Blue Eyes (1999) - IMDb : Originally,