INTERVIEW - Stanley Tucci on his character and saying goodbye to the series at The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 1- Int

The transcript captures a conversation about the emotional experience of finishing movie shoots, the satisfaction of playing a character even in a reduced role, and a humorous discussion about the fate of wigs used in filming. The speaker reflects on the sadness of completing a project, the joy of embodying a character, and the practicalities and ownership of movie props like wigs.

How did the speaker feel after finishing the last two movies?

• Excited

• Relieved

• Sad

• Indifferent

What aspect of acting does the speaker find satisfying?

• The long hours on set

• Playing a character, even briefly

• The financial rewards

• The fame it brings

What is the speaker's opinion on keeping the wigs used in the film?

• They are eager to keep them

• They find them uncomfortable

• They plan to sell them

• They want to donate them

Who owns the wigs used in the film according to the speaker?

• The production company

• The costume designer

• The actor

• The director

What does the speaker imply about the likelihood of reshoots?

• They are already scheduled

• They are definitely happening

• They are unlikely to happen

• They are in progress