New York City, NY – Comedian Jerry Seinfeld recently opened up about his experiences working with British actor Hugh Grant on their upcoming film “Unfrosted.” Despite admitting to having “lots of fights” with Grant, Seinfeld expressed his affection for the actor, stating that he still loves him “so much.”
During a candid interview, Seinfeld revealed that Grant warned him in advance that he would be difficult to work with, a prediction that the comedian found to be true. However, Seinfeld shared that the tension between them on set dissipated after they spent time getting to know each other off set.
Seinfeld recounted a pivotal moment in their relationship, describing a night where they went out to dinner and got drunk, which he characterized as the best night. He praised Grant for his coolness and witty nature, emphasizing his admiration for Grant’s charisma and style.
Grant, who plays the voice behind Tony the Tiger in the film, reciprocated Seinfeld’s sentiments by acknowledging the comedian’s talent and the supportive environment he fostered on set. He highlighted Seinfeld’s brilliance in comedy and scriptwriting, as well as his ability to improvise and generate new jokes.
Despite initially not considering Grant for the role, Seinfeld ultimately cast him as Thurl Ravenscroft in the film, envisioning him as the perfect fit for the character. Seinfeld also shared a humorous anecdote about Grant’s audition for the film, revealing that Grant expressed his desire to be part of the project and conducted an audition over the phone while holding a glass of wine.
The duo’s collaboration on “Unfrosted” underscores the mutual respect and admiration they have for each other, despite the initial challenges they faced while working together. Their successful partnership showcases the power of overcoming differences and building strong professional relationships in the entertainment industry.