Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall host a reception for British Oscar winners at St James's Palace

The speaker reflects on personal achievements and the joy of being among friends. They discuss the success of their country in international awards, emphasizing that it is not just luck but the result of good training. The importance of training is highlighted, along with the incredible skills of young people who are well-trained in various fields.

What does the speaker express about their experience of winning an award?

• They regretted winning the award.

• They felt they missed out on other things.

• They were indifferent to the experience.

• They felt completely satisfied.

According to the speaker, what contributes to their country's significant presence at the Oscars?

• More bricks than any other country.

• A strong film industry.

• A lot of friends attending.

• A large population.

What does the speaker attribute their success to?

• Good luck.

• Support from friends.

• Consistent effort and training.

• Random chance.

What does the speaker emphasize about training?

• It is overrated.

• It is crucial for success.

• It is only for young people.

• It is not very important.

What fields are the young people trained in, according to the speaker?

• Only enforcement.

• Only acting.

• Various fields including dance and acting.

• Only dancing.