Interview with Kate Winslet at the 2002 BAFTA Awards

The transcript covers a video tutorial about the BAFTA award ceremony in London, highlighting Kate Winslet's arrival and her nomination for the film 'Iris'. The discussion emphasizes the significance of BAFTA nominations, the growth of the event, and the excitement surrounding it. Kate Winslet's role in 'Iris' and her competition in the best supporting actress category are also mentioned.

What is the main hope for the film 'Iris' as mentioned in the first section?

• To be remade in Hollywood

• To receive critical acclaim

• To attract more viewers

• To win multiple awards

How has the BAFTA ceremony changed over the years according to the second section?

• It has become less popular

• It is now held after the Academy Awards

• It has gained more hype and importance

• It has reduced the number of categories

What does Kate Winslet express about the thrill of award ceremonies?

• She finds them boring

• She prefers smaller events

• She never loses the thrill

• She feels indifferent

Who plays the main character in the film 'Iris'?

• Judi Dench

• Jim Broadbent

• John Bailey

• Kate Winslet

In which category is Kate Winslet nominated for her role in 'Iris'?

• Best Actress

• Best Supporting Actress

• Best Screenplay

• Best Director