Interview with real-life 'Fishermen's Friends'

The transcript discusses the journey of a group from Cornwall who gained popularity through singing sea shanties. Initially performing in 1997, they faced challenges but grew in confidence and popularity, leading to a film adaptation. The group reflects on their experiences, the impact of the film, and how their lives have changed, including turning down more offers than before.

What was the initial reaction of the public to the group's sea shanties?

• They were confused by the music.

• They disliked the performances.

• They were surprised and interested.

• They were indifferent.

What motivated the group to continue performing their sea shanties?

• The encouragement from the audience.

• The need to practice more.

• The financial rewards.

• The desire to become famous.

How did the group initially feel about performing in public?

• They were very confident.

• They were uninterested.

• They were completely unprepared.

• They were nervous but excited.

What was the group's main concern about the film adaptation?

• That it would make them look foolish.

• That it would be too long.

• That it would not be successful.

• That it would not be released.

How did the group feel after watching the film adaptation?

• They were confused.

• They were pleased and relieved.

• They were indifferent.

• They were disappointed.