The Love Actually star who recently split from long-term love Jemima Khan was seen out in London's West End with the trio of attractive ladies on Tuesday night. An onlooker said: "Hugh was with at least three different women when he arrived at Boujis nightclub at 2.30 am.
"He didn't want to be seen so one of the girls tried to cover his face, but it was obvious it was him." The 47-year-old actor then carried on partying at nearby private members club Mamalanji, where he reportedly enjoyed several table dances from women. A source added: "When Hugh finally left at 4am he looked more than a little
worse for wear." Grant who dated actress Liz Hurley for 13 years before they split in 2000 recently said he is in a hurry to get married before he turns 50. He said: "It's true that my age sometimes worries me. "Each birthday is an almost unpleasant date. I told myself that being single in your thirties is fine. But at 47 it's a bit worrying. "I would like to get married but at the same time I'm horrified by those couples that I see around me and the lack of affection and passion that can result from the passing of time." Robert Redford is set to make a movie criticising US President George W. Bush. The Hollywood legend is in talks to direct 'Against All Enemies', an exposé of the Bush administration's handling of the al-Qaeda terrorist threat in light of the September 11 attacks on the US. The movie is an adaptation of the best-selling memoirs by Richard A. Clarke, a former terror expert for the US government. 'Against All Enemies' was published in 2004 and led to intense criticism of Bush and his political allies, particularly over the decision to invade Iraq in 2003. Redford, 71, is known for making political statements in his movies. In 1976, he starred in All the President's Men, a movie about the Watergate scandal which led to President Nixon leaving office in 1974. The scandal rocked the US when it was revealed Republican President Richard Nixon had been bugging the Democrat headquarters leading to his resignation. Redford's latest directorial effort Lions for Lambs in which he stars alongside Tom Cruise and Meryl Streep, is due out later this year.
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