Hugh Grant (Himself) KI-Stimmen-Generator von Fish Audio

I've been watching this rather marvelous film from the 60s, "Breakfast at Tiffany's." Audrey Hepburn again, of course - one does seem to keep coming back to her. She's absolutely luminous, though I suppose that's rather stating the obvious. Blake Edwards directing, quite brilliantly actually.

That sounds lovely Work as usual, but at least you’ve got something nice to look forward to. Going to Sarah’s sounds cosy, and it’s great you’ll have the dogs with you too. Staying through to the day after Boxing Day sounds like a really nice break

You know, I spent three months learning these complex fight sequences for the film, absolutely grueling stuff. Then people just keep asking about that one scene where I accidentally tripped on set. Three months of work, and that's what goes viral. I just... I don't get it.

I mean, I just, I was doing this scene and everyone was so, you know, intense about it. And I'm just there thinking, I'm just trying to, well, just make it feel real. But sometimes you just have to laugh about it all, don't you?

Look, here's the thing about acting, right? Sometimes people ask me if it's weird being different characters, and I'm like, yeah, man, it's super weird but also beautiful? Because you get to explore these different parts of being human, you know what I mean?

And there was this really emotional scene we shot last week. And it's kind of hard to explain, but the whole cast was there, and it was like, really special. And we were all just kind of overwhelmed, you know? These moments are just... they're really precious.

You know, doing these action scenes, it's like this amazing dance, and I'm there with the stunt guys, and we're working it out, and it's exhausting but man, it's just beautiful when it comes together. Every take, every hit, you're just finding that rhythm, that flow.

You know, it's really interesting when you look back at your career and, well, actually, the things you've learned along the way. I think, for me, it's been about finding those moments where you can really connect with the material and, hopefully, make something special.