INTERVIEW - David Oyelowow on what brings him out.

The transcript covers a British actor's experience at the BAFTA Tea Party, the success of his films 'Middle of Nowhere', 'Lincoln', and 'Jack Reacher', and his feelings about the upcoming Golden Globes. He shares insights on working with Steven Spielberg and Daniel Day-Lewis, highlighting their dedication and genius. The actor also discusses his plans for attending the Golden Globes and enjoying the associated events and parties.

Why did the speaker consider the BAFTA Tea Party a significant event to attend?

• Because they are British and have successful films.

• Because it was the only event happening that weekend.

• Because they wanted to meet new people.

• Because they were nominated for an award.

What makes the speaker feel privileged about the film 'Lincoln'?

• It was directed by a newcomer.

• It received both critical acclaim and box office success.

• It was a low-budget film.

• It was the first film they ever worked on.

How does the speaker describe their experience working with Steven Spielberg and Daniel Day-Lewis?

• As a challenging and difficult experience.

• As a privilege due to their dedication and genius.

• As a routine and unremarkable job.

• As a learning opportunity with many mistakes.

What is the speaker looking forward to at the Golden Globes?

• Presenting an award.

• Enjoying the gifting suits and swag.

• Meeting new directors.

• Winning an award.

What does the speaker say about the weekend of the Golden Globes?

• It is a time for reflection.

• It is a calm and relaxing time.

• It is a busy and hectic weekend.

• It is a weekend full of rehearsals.