2014 BAFTA Awards arrivals

The transcript features a conversation with an individual recognized for their work in comedy and acting, who has recently received an award for Best Adapted Screenplay. They express gratitude for being acknowledged in a different capacity and discuss the importance of telling a story with substance. The individual highlights the challenges of being known for one thing and trying to branch out into more serious work. Despite these challenges, they emphasize the unique humor and humanity present in their film, which goes beyond mere jokes.

How does the speaker feel about being recognized for something other than comedy?

• They are indifferent.

• They are glad and see it as an elevation.

• They are upset about it.

• They feel it doesn't matter.

What was the speaker's main goal in telling this story?

• To create something with substance.

• To win more awards.

• To make people laugh.

• To become more famous.

What challenge does the speaker mention about being known for one thing?

• Winning more awards.

• Convincing people of their versatility.

• Getting more acting roles.

• Finding new comedic material.

How does the speaker describe the humor in their film?

• As purely comedic.

• As dark comedy.

• As focusing on humanity.

• As slapstick humor.

What does the speaker say about the film's humor?

• It's funny in a different way.

• It's only funny to some people.

• It's not funny at all.

• It's funny in a traditional way.