British Academy Film Awards (BAFTAS)

The transcript covers a conversation about the cold weather and fashion, the success of the film Argo, Ben Affleck's dual role as actor and director, insights into producing films, and expectations for awards like the Oscars. The speaker shares experiences and thoughts on Hollywood events and the unpredictability of winning awards.

What was the initial topic of conversation before discussing the film 'Argo'?

• The Oscars ceremony

• Ben Affleck's acting skills

• The plot of 'Argo'

• The weather and fashion choices

Why was Ben Affleck chosen for the film 'Argo'?

• He was the director's best friend

• He had a great pitch and idea for the screenplay

• He had previously won an Oscar

• He was the only available actor

What dual role did Ben Affleck play in the film 'Argo'?

• Composer and actor

• Actor and director

• Producer and writer

• Cinematographer and editor

What is the significance of the BAFTA awards according to the conversation?

• They have been gaining prestige and importance

• They are less important than the Oscars

• They are only for British films

• They are held every two years

How does the speaker feel about their chances of winning at the Oscars?

• Indifferent to the outcome

• Uncertain and modest

• Certain of losing

• Confident of winning