INTERVIEW - Allen Leech on the weather, the story, Alan Turing, his maths and crossword skills at 'The Imitation Game' G

The transcript features a conversation at the London Film Festival, where the speaker apologizes for interrupting, discusses the durability of Armani suits, and shares their experience attending the festival. They express pride in presenting a film about Alan Turing, highlighting the importance of his story. The speaker humorously admits their math skills did not improve despite working on the film and discusses their interest in crosswords, joking about not being MI6 material. The conversation concludes with thanks and closing remarks.

What is the speaker's attitude towards the interruption of the talk?

• They are indifferent.

• They are upset about it.

• They are amused by it.

• They are apologetic but understanding.

How does the speaker feel about presenting the film in London?

• They feel nervous.

• They feel honored and proud.

• They feel indifferent.

• They feel disappointed.

What is the significance of Alan Turing according to the speaker?

• He was a popular musician.

• He was a famous actor.

• He was a renowned artist.

• He was one of Britain's greatest minds.

Did the speaker's math skills improve while working on the film?

• Yes, significantly.

• No, they got worse.

• No, they remained poor.

• Yes, slightly.

What skill does the speaker jokingly claim to be good at?

• Solving puzzles.

• Drawing with an etch-a-sketch.

• Playing chess.

• Writing poetry.