Comments for HUGH:

Hugh Grant is a famous bearer of this name.

-- miraclegirl80  9/17/2005

Actor Hugh Laurie is another famous bearer.

-- Anonymous User  12/20/2005

Hugh Laurie uses his second middle name as his stage name. His full name is James Hugh Calum Laurie.

-- Charlie1977  1/25/2007

A famous bearer of this name is British actor, Hugh Jackman who starred in both "Kate and Leopold" and in "X-MEN".

-- Anonymous User  2/16/2006

Playboy founder and editor-in-chief Hugh M. Hefner is a famous bearer of this name.

-- Erica30588  7/31/2006

Famous Bearer: Actor Hugh Dancy. Hugh has appeared in such films as 2004's "Ella Enchanted" (in which he starred as Price Char, opposite actress Anne Hathaway), "King Arthur", and numerous other successful projects.

-- Pheadirean  8/28/2006

Love the meaning and the name. There's a kind of quiet strength to it. Saying "hey, Hugh!" sounds a lot like "hey you!" which could be annoying.

-- Anonymous User  9/6/2006

Way better than Huw.

-- Surreal  4/16/2007

I think this name is very gentleman-like. I can easily picture a British lord by this name.

-- maria_martillo  10/14/2007

I like the meaning and the name in theory, but not the sound (breathy) and not how it rhymes with "phew".

-- gretaelisif  11/14/2007

No offense but I think of an old farmer when I hear this name.

-- kellybelly33  12/12/2007

Lovely name. Very established and refined in my opinion, but can also be casual.

-- tu_es_faux  3/8/2008

I never did like the sound of this name. If you're going to use it, make sure your surname isn't Johnson, James, or anything that starts with a J or the 'jee'-sound. If your surname starts with those sounds, there will be ''huge ___'' jokes.

-- slight night shiver  4/23/2008

On at least one of his shows, Benny Hill had a character named "Hugh Jarse."

-- Kosta  4/23/2008

It's quite hard to pronounce.

-- Hushpuppy  12/12/2008

This is the middle name of Brian Hugh Warner aka Marilyn Manson. It's also his father's first name.

-- Anonymous User  4/5/2009

This name sounds rather bland, and it unfortunately makes me think of Hugh Hefner.

-- bananarama  10/3/2009

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