The &#39;Notting Hill&#39; star admitted he is not a &#39;big believer&#39; in the institution of marriage but is adamant same-sex couples in his native country should be given the same rights as heterosexual unions, reported Contactmusic. <img alt="Hugh Grant" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2012/sep/grant.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 430px; " /> Hugh Grant. Pic/Santa Banta Grant has joined stars including girl band The Saturdays, singer Paloma Faith, and funnyman David Walliams by backing the Out4Marriage campaign. In a new video message posted on YouTube, Grant said, &quot;Hello, I&#39;m Hugh Grant. I&#39;m not a massive believer in marriage - I think my own biography is testament to that, but I do think that love is the same for everyone, and I do think that everyone should have the same rights. &quot;If you want to get married, whether you&#39;re gay, straight, transgender, whatever, you should definitely be allowed to do that.&quot; Civil partnerships between same-sex couples are permitted in Britain but the Out4Marriage organisation is calling for gay couples to be given equal rights in law.

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Actor Hugh Grant has lent his voice to a campaign calling for a change in the UK's gay marriage laws.

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