Mark Kermode Interview on BAFTA Film Nominees

The transcript discusses the competitive nature of film nominations, highlighting the strong contenders in various categories. It emphasizes the nomination of a film in the Outstanding British Film category and suggests that Idris Elba's performance as Mandela was noteworthy, despite not being nominated for Best Actor. Elba's approach to embodying Mandela, focusing on physicality and voice intonation, is also explored.

What is the main reason given for films not being nominated in multiple categories?

• The films were not submitted for consideration.

• The films did not meet the eligibility criteria.

• The categories are overfilled with strong contenders.

• The films are not of high quality.

Which category was the film mentioned in the transcript nominated for?

• Outstanding British Film

• Best Actor

• Best Screenplay

• Best Director

Why did some people feel Idris Elba should have been nominated for Best Actor?

• He directed the film.

• His performance was the strongest aspect of the film.

• He produced the film.

• He wrote the screenplay.

What challenge did Idris Elba mention about portraying Mandela?

• Working with a large cast

• Shooting in difficult locations

• Capturing Mandela's physicality and voice intonation

• Learning a new language

How did Idris Elba approach the role of Mandela despite not resembling him?

• By changing his appearance

• By using special effects

• By consulting with Mandela's family

• By focusing on the physicality and voice intonation