EVENT CAPSULE CHYRON at Madame Tussauds unveils Hugh Bonneville wax work – Hugh Bonneville in attendance

Richard Saint-Saëns shares his surprise and surreal experience of seeing himself in three dimensions, akin to a visit to Madame Tussauds. He humorously acknowledges Jim Carrey and reflects on the honor and strangeness of the situation, while contemplating his temporary presence and future transformation.

How does the speaker initially feel about seeing their wax figure?

• Indifferent and bored

• Surprised and shocked

• Excited and thrilled

• Angry and upset

What past experience does the speaker mention in relation to wax figures?

• Creating a wax figure themselves

• Seeing wax figures in movies

• Visiting a wax museum in Paris

• Going to Madame Tussauds

How does the speaker describe the honor of having a wax figure made?

• As a lifelong dream

• As an unnecessary gesture

• As a flattering and great honor

• As a routine experience

What does the speaker humorously suggest will happen to their wax figure?

• It will be displayed permanently

• It will be melted down and reused

• It will be sent to another museum

• It will be auctioned off

What is the speaker's tone when discussing the future of their wax figure?

• Humorous and light-hearted

• Confused and uncertain

• Serious and concerned

• Sad and regretful