Notting Hill Drinking Game Rules
Welcome to our Notting Hill drinking game page! If you're a fan of this romantic comedy film, get ready to have a fun and boozy movie night. Grab your favorite beverage, whether it's a refreshing beer or a fruity cocktail, and get ready to follow our exciting Notting Hill drinking game rules. As you watch the movie, be prepared to take a sip, gulp, or even chug whenever certain events occur on-screen. So, sit back, relax, and let the drinks flow as you join in on the drinking game fun. Cheers to a memorable night with Notting Hill!
Notting Hill Drinking Game Rules:
- Take a sip every time someone mentions the title "Notting Hill"
- Drink whenever a celebrity or famous person appears on screen
- Take a sip whenever Will (Hugh Grant's character) stammers or messes up his words
- Drink when Anna (Julia Roberts' character) says something charming or witty
- Take a sip every time Spike (Rhys Ifans' character) walks around shirtless
- Drink whenever there is a romantic or heartwarming moment
- Take a sip whenever there is a reference to a famous film or actor
- Drink whenever the characters are shown in a bookstore or book-related setting
- Take a sip whenever William's friends make a sarcastic comment or give him advice
- Drink whenever there is a humorous or awkward situation with the paparazzi or media
Title: Notting Hill
Released: 28 May 1999
Rated: PG-13
Runtime: 124 min
Genre: Comedy
Plot: Every man's dream comes true for William Thacker, an unsuccessful Notting Hill bookstore owner, when Anna Scott, the world's most beautiful woman and best-liked actress, enters his shop. A little later, he still can't believe it himself, William runs into her again - this time spilling orange juice over her. Anna accepts his offer to change in his nearby apartment, and thanks him with a kiss, which seems to surprise her even more than him. Eventually, Anna and William get to know each other better over the months, but being together with the world's most wanted woman is not easy - neither around your closest friends, nor in front of the all-devouring press.
Language: English, Spanish, French
