Richard E. Grant Chats About His Film and Sobriety on Radio Rehab
I love this movie and I love that about it and the fact that it was mostly crewed by women, written by a woman, produced by a woman, directed by a woman, starring a woman playing a very curmudgeonly, prickly character.
Ever wondered what it’s like to blend the world of Hollywood with personal recovery stories? In this episode of 'Radio Rehab with Dayna Keyes', Dayna sits down with the legendary Richard E. Grant to discuss his role in the film 'Can You Ever Forgive Me'. The movie, co-starring Melissa McCarthy, tells the true story of a writer who resorts to forgery to make ends meet.
What sets this film apart is its strong female presence behind the scenes, with women taking on key roles in writing, producing, and directing. Richard shares his experiences working on this unique project and reflects on how his journey with sobriety has influenced his life and career. His candid conversation with Dayna provides a heartfelt look into the struggles and triumphs of staying sober while navigating the demanding world of acting.
Dayna also opens up about her own battles with addiction, creating a space where honesty and empathy take center stage. This episode is perfect for anyone interested in the intersection of film and recovery, or fans of Richard E. Grant and Melissa McCarthy. Whether you're navigating your own path to sobriety or simply looking for an engaging listen, this conversation offers both inspiration and insight.
Tune in to hear how these two worlds collide and find out what it truly means to live a life of authenticity and resilience.