Harvey Weinstein Bafta Red Carpet Interview

The transcript discusses an event held before the Oscars, highlighting its significance in raising the profile of nominees and winners. Harvey Weinstein shares his positive views on the event's timing and its impact on the British film industry. He emphasizes the importance of the event for American participation and mentions the presence of notable stars. The conversation also touches on the film 'Chocolate' and its potential as a dark horse in the competition.

What is the potential impact of the BAFTAs being held before the Oscars?

• It leads to fewer attendees at the Oscars.

• It decreases the importance of the Oscars.

• It raises the profile of the nominees and winners.

• It causes confusion among the audience.

According to Harvey Weinstein, how does the timing of the BAFTAs benefit the British film industry?

• It allows British films to be released earlier.

• It forces American filmmakers to visit the UK.

• It increases the budget for British films.

• It reduces the competition for British films.

What special arrangements did Weinstein mention for the BAFTAs?

• Arranging a press conference for the winners.

• Setting up a live broadcast of the event.

• Organizing a special dinner for the nominees.

• Booking a private plane for Julia Panache.

What metaphor does Weinstein use to describe the film 'Chocolate'?

• A dark horse in the race.

• A shining star in the sky.

• A hidden gem in the rough.

• A rising sun in the east.

What past event does Weinstein compare to the potential success of 'Chocolate'?

• The release of 'Star Wars'.

• The premiere of 'The Godfather'.

• The debut of 'Titanic'.

• The unexpected win of 'Chariots of Fire'.