Nick Frost is "flattered" he was asked to star in Business or Pleasure.
The comedy actor is set to star in the upcoming movie, which follows three businessmen as they travel to Europe to close an important deal. However, things take a turn when the trio encounter a series of amusing events.
Nick is known for his humorous performances and was thrilled to star alongside some of Hollywood's best in the film.
"It was fantastic! It wasn’t just Vince Vaughn. It was Dave Franco and Tom Wilkinson and James Marsden and Sienna Miller. It was one of those things where [director] Ken Scott and Todd Black, the producer, contacted me to say, 'We like what you do, and we’d love you to come be in the film.' I’m very flattered by that, when people ask me to be in their film. I think it’s a nice thing to not have to cast," Nick told Collider.
"I’ve been a fan of Vince’s for ages, and I love what he does. I was really happy to find out that he was just like us. He was like me, in a way. There were not airs or graces. He hung around on set and knew all of the crew, and we had a laugh. I think I probably had an expectation that someone like Vince would be a certain way, and to find that he completely wasn’t was a real treat for me."
Nick's latest role is in British comedy Cuban Fury. He plays overweight Salsa fanatic Bruce, whose passion for dancing is reignited by a female partner (Rashida Jones). When asked what was the most challenging aspect out of the physical comedy and stunts, the actor was quick to reply.
"The dancing, obviously, was the most challenging thing I did. And in terms of the stunts, I hate doing wire work. I had to do some wire work, and I hated it. Being a man that weighs 20-stone, and then you see these wires, which are half a millimetre in diameter, you think, 'That f**king thing isn’t going to hold me!'" he mused. "You second guess the technology, which makes me nervous. I’m a bit of a control freak, so having to put my life in a tiny wire is not something I do lightly."
