INTERVIEW - Michael Fassbender on taking on Shakespeare at 'Macbeth' Interviews

The transcript discusses the appeal and challenges of performing Shakespeare for actors. It highlights the personal experience of the speaker, who feels honored yet daunted by the opportunity to perform Shakespeare. The speaker also shares future plans to perform on stage, emphasizing the importance of tackling such material for actors.

Why does the speaker believe all actors should engage with Shakespeare's works?

• Because it is a mandatory part of acting school.

• Because it is easy and requires little effort.

• Because it is a great challenge and offers amazing material.

• Because it guarantees fame and success.

How did the speaker feel when offered the chance to perform Shakespeare?

• Confident and unafraid.

• Excited and honored, but also intimidated.

• Indifferent and uninterested.

• Disappointed and reluctant.

What was the speaker's initial reaction to the idea of performing Shakespeare?

• They refused the opportunity.

• They felt it was unnecessary.

• They were immediately enthusiastic.

• They were hesitant and unsure.

What does the speaker plan to do in the future regarding Shakespeare performances?

• They plan to retire from acting.

• They intend to perform on stage again.

• They want to focus on film only.

• They are unsure about future performances.

What does the speaker express about seeing someone perform on stage?

• They think stage performances are outdated.

• They are indifferent to stage performances.

• They are excited and eager to see it.

• They prefer watching movies instead.