British Academy Television Awards - BAFTA Television Awards

The transcript covers a discussion about the feelings and expectations of an award ceremony, the public's interest in British history, and the impact of Hilary Mantel's books. It also reflects on personal achievements, the experience of returning to England, and the learning gained from working with notable figures like Peter and Spielberg. The conversation concludes with expressions of gratitude.

What aspect of Hilary Mantel's books contributed to the drama's success?

• They were written in a poetic style.

• They were set in a futuristic world.

• They provided a new perspective on British history.

• They focused on modern-day politics.

How does Mark feel about his recent achievements?

• He regrets returning to England.

• He is proud and grateful.

• He is overwhelmed and nervous.

• He feels indifferent.

What role did Peter play in Mark's development as an actor?

• He discouraged Mark from acting.

• He provided guidance and confidence.

• He was a rival actor.

• He was a scriptwriter.

What was Mark's experience on the Spielberg set?

• He found it challenging to work with Spielberg.

• He was uninterested in the project.

• He felt relaxed and confident.

• He was very nervous.

How did Mark describe his time working with Peter?

• As a solo endeavor.

• As a short and easy task.

• As a marathon workout.

• As a disappointing experience.