CLEAN : Woody Allen I m going to continue to make films

The transcript explores the subjective nature of art, emphasizing that what one person finds boring, another may find fascinating. It reflects on the speaker's thoughts about aging and the continuous drive to create films despite potential future challenges. The speaker also discusses the process of self-discovery in acting, highlighting the importance of a director in revealing hidden aspects of an actor's personality.

What does the speaker believe about the nature of art compared to sports?

• Art is as competitive as sports.

• Art is subjective, unlike the objective nature of sports.

• Art should have clear winners like sports.

• Art and sports are both subjective.

How does the speaker view the future of their filmmaking career?

• They want to switch to a different career.

• They will continue as long as they have financial support.

• They are uncertain about continuing.

• They plan to retire soon.

What does the speaker say about aging?

• They believe they will never age.

• They acknowledge it but feel youthful now.

• They are not concerned about aging.

• They feel old and tired.

What is the speaker's view on discovering a character?

• It is solely the director's responsibility.

• It is an easy and straightforward process.

• It involves finding hidden aspects of oneself.

• It requires completely changing oneself.

What does the speaker value most in the actor-director relationship?

• The director revealing something new about the actor.

• The actor's ability to follow directions.

• The director's ability to control the actor.

• The actor's fame and popularity.