Hugh Grant has been in a number of films, but one of his most memorable roles used to be starring as British high minister David in the holiday classic Love Actually. While enthusiasts around the globe admired Grant in his function, particularly his spot-on dance strikes, the actor does not appear to be a member of the 'cult' for this cult vintage.
During an interview with Digital Spy, when requested if Grant would participate in a full sequel to Love Actually, the actor confessed that he didn't have in mind the plot of his holiday film.
"I don't know," Grant said. "I've never thought about that ... I can't even remember what happens in the film."
However, his loss of reminiscence should not be interpreted as loss of enthusiasm; he then added, "It's so long since I've seen it. You'd have to remind me. How do I end up?"
To be honest, the movie did come out 18 years ago, and since then, Grant has long past on to superstar in a large number of movies, together with, Music and Lyrics, The Gentlemen, and Florence Foster Jenkins.
Not remembering the plot doesn't mean that he doesn't remember the filming process, however; Grant has talked about the movie several instances, particularly his iconic dance scene the place he busts a move right through 10 Downing Street.
In an interview in 2019, he stated, "I thought, 'That's going to be excruciating, and it has the power to be the most excruciating scene ever committed to celluloid.' Imagine," he defined, "you're a grumpy 40-year-old Englishman, it's 7 o'clock in the morning and you're stone-cold sober... it was absolute hell."
When the director of the movie Richard Curtis opened up about Grant's issues with the dance portion, he shared, "A not nice memory is mainly Hugh and the dancing. He was hugely grumpy about it."
Whether or now not Grant hated his dance number, lovers beloved each minute of it in the movie.
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