Present in the capital for preview Dungeons & Dragons. Honor Thieves:The British actor, in particular, stated that France is the only place where he feels happy.
Surprise, Hugh Grant speaks French! She showed off this Wednesday, March 22, at a preview of the film in Paris Dungeons & Dragons. Honor Thieves:, a free adaptation of the popular role-playing game with a five-star cast. Chris Pine, Michelle Rodriguez, Justice Smith and Regge-Jean Page in action in Paris were interviewed by TF1’s Denis Brogniart on the Grand Rex stage.
But it’s really Hugh Grant who makes the show, as he dazzles the gallery with his near-perfect mastery of Moliere’s language; “Hello everyone. As always, I’m happy to be here, I love Paris, I love France, I have a home in France now,” he said to cheers from the audience. “Be careful Hugh, because people are looking for where the house is now, be careful,” his host joked, to which the 62-year-old comedian replied: “It’s the only place in the world where I’m happy.”
Therefore, Denis Brogniart suggested to continue the interview in French. When asked about the role of Forge Fletcher, the villain in the film, the star Four weddings and a funeral he hasn’t lost his British humour. “Yeah, bad guys are a lot easier for me to play because it’s me after all. When I was leading all the romantic comedies, that was a big lie. It wasn’t me at all. But I’m very happy, now that I’m old and ugly, it’s a lot easier,” he told the audience, which was divided between applause and screams of disapproval. “Hugh, you say that so that all the women there say no, you’re not ugly, you’re not old, that’s it,” the host amused. Koh Lanta.
Congratulating himself on his mastery of the language, Hugh Grant explained himself as follows: Four months.”
Dungeons & Dragons. Honor Thieves: Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis’ adventure comedy hits theaters on April 12. French singer Milene Farmer performs the soundtrack of the film, which is called The impact.
In the video, The impactBy Mylene Farmer
Source: Le Figaro
