The Philosopher's Stone World premiere

The speaker clarifies a misquote about the difficulty of playing a governor role, explaining that while the role itself was easy, the circumstances made it challenging. They then speculate on what advice Dumbledore might give to young Harry Potter stars about handling fame, suggesting he would advise them to take it in stride.

What did the speaker mean when they said playing the governor was one of the hardest roles?

• The role itself was complex and challenging.

• The role was emotionally draining.

• The role was easy, but the circumstances made it difficult.

• The role required a lot of physical activity.

What were some of the challenges faced during the making of the role?

• Dealing with the crowd, kids, and security.

• Working with difficult co-stars.

• Performing dangerous stunts.

• Learning complex dialogues.

How did the speaker feel about overcoming the difficulties during the making of the role?

• They felt it was impossible to overcome.

• They were indifferent to the challenges.

• They were frustrated and gave up.

• They managed to get through it.

What advice does the speaker think Dumbledore would give to young stars about fame?

• Ignore the fame and focus on work.

• Take it in stride and stay cool.

• Embrace the fame and enjoy it.

• Avoid the spotlight as much as possible.

What is the main theme of Dumbledore's advice to young stars?

• To actively seek more fame and recognition.

• To completely avoid public appearances.

• To take fame lightly and not let it overwhelm them.

• To be cautious and wary of fame.