Tom Hiddleston at the Olivier Awards

The transcript discusses the actor's choice to perform in a Shakespearean role, highlighting the complexity and challenge of such characters. The actor emphasizes personal growth and the importance of keeping their craft fresh. They reflect on the collaborative nature of theater and the significance of winning an Olivier Award for the entire team involved in the production.

Why does the speaker find Shakespearean roles particularly challenging?

• They require a lot of physical strength.

• They are complex both psychologically and emotionally.

• They are easy to perform.

• They are not well-known.

What is the speaker's main reason for choosing to perform in Shakespearean plays?

• To challenge themselves and grow.

• To earn more money.

• To become famous.

• To travel the world.

What does the speaker say about repeating roles?

• It is beneficial for an actor.

• It is necessary for success.

• It helps in mastering a character.

• It can lead to stagnation.

How does the speaker view the potential of winning an award?

• As a personal achievement only.

• As a routine occurrence.

• As a recognition for the entire team.

• As an unimportant event.

What does the speaker emphasize about the production team?

• They collaborated closely as a small team.

• They were a large company.

• They had no significant role.

• They worked individually.