CLEAN : LOS ANGELES: Ron Howard's “Thirteen lives” world premiere red carpet

The transcript discusses the challenges and cultural elements involved in a rescue mission in Thailand. It highlights the importance of authenticity and cultural representation in storytelling, the role of direct communication in crisis situations, and personal reflections on the significance of cave diving in the rescue effort.

What was the primary goal in depicting the cave rescue according to the speaker?

• To ensure it was authentic and suspenseful

• To highlight the failures of the rescue team

• To make it as entertaining as possible

• To focus solely on the technical aspects

Why was it important for the speaker to represent Thai culture accurately?

• To attract more tourists to Thailand

• To ensure the film was a commercial success

• To honor the cultural elements and make them ring true

• To avoid any legal issues with the Thai government

How did the speaker feel about their role in the film?

• They felt it was a minor role

• They were indifferent about it

• They regretted taking the role

• They were honored to elevate Thailand's presence

What realization did the speaker have about their cave diving experience?

• It was a dangerous and reckless activity

• It was just a hobby with no real impact

• It was crucial for the rescue mission

• It was a waste of time

How did the speaker's view on cave diving change over time?

• They never changed their view on it

• They believed it was only for thrill-seekers

• They initially thought it was pointless but later saw its importance

• They always saw it as a valuable skill