'Ghost Busters II' Premiere

The transcript discusses the experience of playing various roles over the past year, including the intensity of playing a mother and being possessed. It highlights the appeal of the Ghostbusters script, focusing on the scenario of the Ghostbusters being down and out in a chaotic New York. The discussion also covers the challenges of reprising roles in a sequel, emphasizing the need to rediscover characters after significant personal changes.

How did the speaker feel about playing a mother compared to being possessed?

• It was less intense.

• It was equally intense.

• It was more intense.

• It was not intense at all.

What aspect of the Ghostbusters script did the speaker find appealing?

• The romantic subplot.

• The futuristic setting.

• The concept of bad vibes turning into slime.

• The historical references.

What was the speaker's initial reaction to the script?

• They appreciated the basic scenario.

• They thought it was too short.

• They disliked the storyline.

• They found it confusing.

What challenge did the speaker face when reprising their role in the second movie?

• Learning new lines.

• Adapting to a different genre.

• Rediscovering the character due to changes over five years.

• Working with a new director.

Why did the speaker feel they had to start from scratch with their character?

• The character had a new backstory.

• The character was played by a different actor.

• The character was completely rewritten.

• They had experienced personal changes and failures.