Felicity Jones interview at the Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Premiere in London

The transcript discusses the speaker's childhood memories of watching films, particularly the impact of Darth Vader. It then transitions to the experience of meeting Darth Vader in person and the emotions it evokes. Finally, it covers the pressure and preparation involved in delivering iconic film lines, emphasizing the importance of practice and intonation.

What was the speaker's childhood experience while watching films?

• They watched films casually with friends.

• They often talked and laughed during the films.

• They were very serious and focused during the viewing.

• They watched films alone.

How did the speaker feel when they first met Darth Vader in person?

• They were excited and carefree.

• They felt indifferent and casual.

• They were disappointed and unimpressed.

• They felt a sense of caution and seriousness.

What is the iconic line from cinema history mentioned by the speaker?

• 'I'll be back.'

• 'May the force be with you.'

• 'Here's looking at you, kid.'

• 'You can't handle the truth!'

What method does the speaker use to practice delivering lines?

• Practicing in front of a live audience.

• Changing intonation while doing household chores.

• Listening to recordings of the lines.

• Reading books aloud.

Why does the speaker feel pressure when delivering iconic lines?

• They want to impress their friends.

• They fear forgetting the lines.

• They want to ensure they don't mess up the delivery.

• They are worried about the audience's reaction.