The actor’s insistence on scripting his own scenes in Paddington 3 and Bridget Jones 4 are proof of his talents. So why on earth hasn’t he written his own film yet?We can all agree that Paddington in Peru was, well, fine. Compared to the previous Paddington films it was a bit of a damp squib, but Olivia Colman got a few chances to be decently silly and it was leagues better than any of the recent live-action Disney remakes.However, there was one moment where Paddington in Peru touched greatness. And this was the mid-credit sequence. For those who haven’t seen it, it’s a nod to the Paddington 2 scene in which a huge amount of prisoners introduce themselves, only this time it’s a huge amount of bears. And the person they’re introducing themselves to is Phoenix Buchanan, played by Hugh Grant. Continue reading...
Hugh Grant enhances his performances by writing his own dialogue, often uncredited, which elevates films like *Paddington 2* and *Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy*. Known for his comedic timing and clever lines, Grant's contributions, such as the absurd and funny scene in *Paddington 2*, showcase his ability to infuse humor and depth into his roles. His background in writing, including radio ads and sketch comedy, underscores his talent for crafting dialogue that aligns with his unique voice. While his input is sometimes seen as interference, it often results in memorable moments, solidifying his reputation as a skilled actor and writer.