Kenneth Brannagh on 'My Week with Marilyn'

The transcript discusses the hope for a film to find an audience and gain attention in a competitive environment. It highlights the film's unique appeal beyond a simple backstage tale, even involving famous people. The significance of awards like the Oscars is mentioned, emphasizing the film's achievements. The transcript concludes by explaining why the film resonates with audiences, focusing on the touching stories and the innocent, goodhearted nature of the time depicted.

What is one of the main challenges filmmakers face in reaching their audience?

• Lack of funding

• Competitive environment

• Technical difficulties

• Limited distribution channels

Why are events that bring attention to films important?

• They provide financial support

• They offer networking opportunities

• They ensure critical reviews

• They help in marketing the film

What does the speaker feel about being nominated for the Oscars?

• It is a necessary milestone

• It is a minor recognition

• It is a bonus achievement

• It is an expected outcome

What aspect of stories about famous individuals attracts audiences?

• Their private lives

• Their professional achievements

• Their public appearances

• Their financial success

What is a characteristic of the time period discussed in the personal stories?

• Traditional and rigid

• Chaotic and unpredictable

• Modern and fast-paced

• Innocent and goodhearted