The Ankler’s Prestige Junkie Live with Hugh Grant | Special Event | TIFF Industry Conference 2024

[@1northsparrow246]

Thanks for posting this thoughtful and amusing interview. When his is the right frame of mind, Hugh Grant gives tremendous interviews.

[@yongyonglulu]

props to the interviewer ive never seen hugh grant more comfortable in an interview

[@felixmidas2020]

He's alway comfortable in interviews. When it seems he isn't, it's usually put on for comedic purposes.

[@johnricercato740]

Yes, she’s excellent.

[@etch-a-sketch]

He is more comfortable with age, I think.

[@simonaschmidt]

I love listening to Hugh.

[@qashshah107]

Incredible interwiev,Hugh is an impressive actor

[@twinEAH]

Phenomenal interview. The interviewer was great. And Hugh is always a great interview. But this was particularly awesome. I love how classy, intelligent, witty, articulate he is. Well done. 👌✌️👏

[@angelaberke5476]

Thank you! I love everything with Hugh Grant, but this was above average. Enjoyed it enourmously.

[@Thverse2263]

Such a good interviewer

[@petercouz]

My 16 your old autistic son loves going to the cinema, by himslef or with family, he lovs the experience

[@tennisCharlzz]

I love Hugh Grant, but the interviewer is absolutely fantastic. She asks such intelligent questions, not like those entertainment reporters who fawn over celebrities and ask brain-dead questions. Bravo to Katey Richey! Put her on more!

[@AlexSoutheyMusic]

Absolutely great job.

[@felixmidas2020]

You're her friend?

[@juliafox7904]

Great interview!

[@magicmike7198]

There's something charming about the fact that he never wants to be interviewed and the fact that he's so down to earth about himself and everything else. Funny, when he spoke of the 3 directors that he could remember who didn't care about the past of the characters, I couldn't help but think, rightly or wrongly, about Woody Allen among others ("Small Time Crooks'').

[@daylefloyd6404]

Grant is describing Exactly what has happened to the media and social world NOW

[@maximinadarocha7755]

I love you Ungh .you have personality. N°ONEEEE.🙏

[@WynnWygal68]

I would like to see the Oompa Loompa back story notes

[@tashamiel]

Hugh Grant is my spirit animal.

[@chelseaandhobbes]

He is SO funny when retelling stories. Look up his hot dog in NY story 😂

[@GhostTrainPhoto]

Hugh made such a poignant remark about going to the cinema. I went to see Heretic for the second time last night and was sat next to anther movie goer who was seeing it for the first time. Her reactions were incredible. I assumed she was also an atheist like me and would say "YES, YESS!! Exactl--- wait what?" to some of Mr. Reed's remarks. Then with some of the other plot twists she'd say "wait...what?! How the--what the fu--?" She'd also squirm, jump, hide in her jacket, etc. It was wonderful to see her reactions as I watched it the second time round.

[@faustoferrari4303]

Why didn't you tell her to shut up! You were supposed to be focussing on the movie.

[@ΜΑΡΙΑΛ-χ6ν]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@maureenharrison1261]

Please, please Hugh, we beg you, run for PM…..

[@katashworth41]

I hope there’s months of developing back story for Phillip’s 26 seconds in Glass Onion.

[@ksw4942]

I love A24 films!

[@chrystiafreelandscankles548]

Hugh Grant: my Forever Dong.

[@daylefloyd6404]

Lately Hugh has ben behaving so much better in interviews. Hes reslised he has to give a lot more of himself now to promote himself

[@jten6632]

Maybe Hugh should buy his local cinema. Mel Gibson (has many faults) but has invested in and supported independent cinemas in Australia, can’t fault him for that.

[@matureyoungman]

she has a wonderful laugh. i'd enjoy it more if she didn't share my opinion.

[@jonnymartin1345]

what?

[@ejb4298]

The laugh is actually a bit irritating.

[@vanostek]

really eloquent interviewer...but the color grading is atrocious

[@TwelfthMonkey]

I couldn't stand Hugh Grant during the days of Hollywood churning out those endless formula yawn inducing, cash cow rom-com drivel films. He laments the age of interesting independent cinema yet he was front and centre when the industry was pumping out all that sentimental guff an age ago and so is somewhat hypocritical here. However, I think he's great in Heretic precisely because he plays 'Hugh' as typecast and who could suspect such a loveable fop of being such a cad. It's certainly interesting to watch and Hugh does a fine job. I do hope he doesn't fall into the trap of playing the evil bespectacled cardy wearing Hugh too many times. Interesting interview. I watched it all.I love the way he talks about watching a film even with a ' cleaning lady'! My God Hugh. What have they done to you. How could you stoop so low. This is what happens when you spend too much time performing with scented candles. Egads.

[@samkarvonen8803]

No hypicrisy whatsoever from a highly self-aware 'professional pretender' who seems brutally honest even about the industry of sentimentalist rubbish he'd willingly exploited for his own profit and praise until growing both "old and ugly" as well as utterly uninspired by it all. Being drawn to the "nasty", the baddies and complex characters is honesty on his part. Perhaps even cathartic to someone who himself is a complex of a person with a bit of a naughty reputation.

[@TwelfthMonkey]

"All I need is the air that I breathe and to love Hugh"