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Hugh Grant Reveals His Unique Audition Process Even After He’s Offered a Role

Aside from the whimsical blend of truth and fiction, Jerry Seinfeld's first movie directing credit, Netflix's Unfrosted, immediately captures the attention with its stacked cast. In particular, the co-writer, director, and star's choice for the man behind the legendary voice of Tony the Tiger, Hugh Grant, seems to perfectly fit the playful tone of the movie. Described as a "grand actor who feels he's having to work beneath his status," in the film, Thurl Ravenscroft lent his rich voice to numerous projects, including The Artisocats and The Brave Little Toaster, and is one of the few Unfrosted characters not created for the movie. Unfrosted is the unreality of how two breakfast cereal companies, Kellogg's and Post, went to war in the 1960s to create the staple shelf-stable breakfast item. In addition to Grant, the movie also stars Seinfeld, Melissa McCarthy (The Little Mermaid), Jim Gaffigan (Peter Pan & Wendy), Amy Schumer (Life & Beth) as Marjorie Post, and Bill Burr (Old Dads) as John F. Kennedy. In this interview with Collider's Steve Weintraub, Grant shares his personal audition process when offered roles, discusses the nuances of his character, the real-life actor, Thurl Ravenscroft, and how it reminds him of his Paddington 2 character, Phoenix Buchanan. He also talks about working with Seinfeld on this unique project and the childlike wonder Jerry Seinfeld brings to his comedy. #hughgrant #jerryseinfeld #unfrosted For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit https://collider.com FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL   / collider     / collider     / collider