Hugh Grant feels like digital media outlets erase context and humor from his quotes, like when he joked he 'hated' making Wonka.
“). Though we love his curmudgeonly ways, Grant unfortunately doesn’t always love how he’s being received. For instance, he once “just for a comedy moment” said he “hated” working on. “But on the web, it’s become a fact that I hated making that film. And I didn’t hate it all; I loved making it. I’m absolutely thrilled with it.”
To Grant, “That’s what the internet does. It scrubs humor, and it scrubs context to create little clickbait moments. It’s one of the reasons I loathe it with such violence, really.”, we can’t fault him for his hatred. But, in all fairness, he hates a lot of stuff. In a, he went over a list of his pet peeves. They include: walking slowly and/or loudly, people wearing backpacks, people wearing backpacks with water bottles, just water bottles, and leaf blowers .
Not all of Grant’s peeves are petty, particularly the ones with the press. Last year he reluctantly settled a lawsuit against the tabloidover accusations of tapping his phone and breaking into his home. “ Murdoch’s settlement money has a stink and I refuse to let this be hush money,” Grant said in a statement at the time .
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