Interview with LaKeith Stanfield about the Oscars

The transcript features a conversation with a Best Supporting Actor nominee discussing the unique experience of the Oscars during an unusual year. The nominee reflects on previous Oscar experiences, particularly with the film 'Get Out', and expresses admiration for the cast and crew involved. The discussion also highlights the collaboration with Daniel Kaluuya and the importance of sharing Fred Hampton's story to a wider audience.

What makes this year's Oscars experience unique for the speaker?

• Winning an award for the first time

• Attending the Oscars virtually

• Not being in the US as usual

• Being in the US for the first time

How does the speaker feel about the film 'Get Out' and its team?

• Unfamiliar with the film

• Proud and appreciative of the team

• Disappointed with the team

• Indifferent about the film

What aspect of the Oscars does the speaker find incomparable?

• The press interviews

• The red carpet experience

• The award ceremony

• The after-party

What is the speaker's relationship with Daniel Kaluuya?

• They are rivals in the industry

• They are family members

• They have never worked together

• They have worked together and share mutual respect

Why is the speaker glad about the film's impact on Fred Hampton's story?

• It focuses solely on entertainment

• It hides Fred Hampton's story

• It brings more polarized viewership

• It avoids historical topics