Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker premiere in London

The transcript covers a range of topics, starting with the unique opportunities and experiences in life, particularly in the context of acting. It delves into the fun and challenges of playing a baddie in fiction versus reality, and the reactions from fans. The anticipation for a film and the expectations from its script are discussed, along with reflections on past films and the experience of watching them on the big screen. Finally, it touches on the challenges and excitement involved in filmmaking, particularly the awe of stepping onto a film set.

What does the speaker find enjoyable about playing a 'baddie'?

• It allows them to explore real-world scenarios.

• It is a challenging role that requires deep thought.

• It is a fun role in fiction but not in reality.

• It helps them connect with fans.

How does the speaker feel about fans who like their character?

• They are encouraged by it.

• They are scared by it.

• They are confused by it.

• They are indifferent to it.

What is the speaker's hope for 'The Rise of Skywalker'?

• That it will have a strong fan following.

• That it will be a commercial success.

• That it will match the quality of the script.

• That it will be better than the script.

What impact did watching films on the big screen have on the speaker?

• It made them appreciate the films more.

• It made them dislike the films.

• It made them want to become a filmmaker.

• It had no impact on their perception.

What challenge does the speaker mention about filming?

• Remembering lines.

• The first time walking onto a set.

• Dealing with difficult co-stars.

• Understanding the script.