INTERVIEW - Dohmnall Gleeson on the film, working with Michael Fassbender, playing music at Sundance London: 'Frank' Red

The transcript discusses the experience of performing on stage, comparing bands like U2 to others, and the joy of playing music. It explores the artistic similarities between musicians and actors, emphasizing creativity and ambition. The conversation highlights the shared dreams and struggles of artists, concluding with a reflection on the desire of actors to be musicians.

What does the speaker think about the band compared to U2?

• They are more mainstream than U2.

• They are more popular than U2.

• They are less talented than U2.

• They are a much stranger band than U2.

What feeling does the speaker associate with performing on stage?

• Excitement

• Nervousness

• Boredom

• Indifference

According to the speaker, why do actors find it easy to portray musicians?

• Because they both enjoy performing.

• Because they both have a creative nature.

• Because they both struggle with commercial success.

• Because they have similar lifestyles.

What does the speaker say about people who are creative but not talented?

• They are wasting their time.

• They are still interesting.

• They should stop trying.

• They are not interesting.

What common desire does the speaker mention among actors?

• To direct films

• To win awards

• To be musicians

• To become famous