Hugh Grant Tells Why He Accepted Starring in Dungeons Dragons

On April 13, 2023, the film Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Rebels arrives in Brazilian cinemas, directed and written by Jonathan Goldstein and Jonh Fracis Daley and starring Chris Pine, Michelle Rodriguez, Regé-Jean Page, Justice Smith , Shophia Lillis and Huhg Grant.

The feature film revolves around a ragtag group who inadvertently recover a powerful artifact for a dark being and must find a way to stop him from unleashing evil upon the world.

Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Rebels is considered an adaptation of the well-known tabletop role-playing game, played in worlds of high fantasy, danger and intrigue.

The villain of the film will be the well-known English actor Hugh Grandt who will play Forge Fitzwilliam, who recently in an interview with Collider At CCXP, the famous Hollywood star was asked why he accepted the invitation to be part of the film's cast.

When responding in a comical tone, he said that he agreed to be in the film because it told the story of “losers”.

“I think perhaps what resonated most with me about their script was that it's about losers. These comrades, they are all rubbish. You're not great at being a bard. And the magician, played by Justice Smith, is really bad. What do they call magicians in Dungeons & Dragons? He's not very good, and Michelle Rodriguez's character has been kicked out of anything. What is she? A barbarian. She is still in love with her husband, who is in love with someone else. I identified with that loser thing about this little group. Maybe that's an English predilection, we love a loser.”

The 62-year-old star analyzed his character, the villain is a combination of pessimism, irony, arrogance and self-deprecation, it was a way that Hugh found to talk a little about his character, without giving too much away. spoiler.

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