Stars on Red Carpet for BAFTA Awards 2001

The transcript discusses a film's nomination and the initial reactions to it. It delves into the script's challenges and the importance of collaboration with Phil Kaufman. The conversation touches on censorship issues, particularly in America, and the difficulties of making a popular film about controversial topics. The discussion concludes with expectations for the film's success.

What was the speaker's initial feeling about the script?

• Excited and confident

• Indifferent and uninterested

• Confused and skeptical

• Intimidated but intrigued

Who did the speaker find as a supportive collaborator?

• Jesse Helms

• Phil Kaufman

• Robert Mapplethorpe

• Doug Wright

What is a major challenge mentioned in making the film?

• Securing funding

• Finding a suitable cast

• Choosing a filming location

• Dealing with censorship

What historical conflict does the screenplay relate to?

• The Robert Mapplethorpe and Jesse Helms conflict

• The Vietnam War

• The Civil Rights Movement

• The Cold War

How does the speaker feel about the film's chances of success?

• Somewhat hopeful

• Very confident

• Completely uncertain

• Not concerned