EVENT CAPSULE CLEAN: On The Road Premiere - 2012 Toronto International Film Festival, Toronto, Canada 9/6/2012

The speaker shares the immense pressure and responsibility felt when adapting a beloved book into a film. They emphasize the unique experience and honor of being part of a project that existed long before them, and express gratitude for the opportunity. The speaker also highlights the pride they feel in the cast and crew's work, acknowledging the director's exceptional contribution to the film's success.

What does the speaker feel before starting a film project?

• Confusion and uncertainty

• Indifference and apathy

• Pressure and responsibility

• Excitement and joy

How does the speaker describe the experience of being part of a film adaptation?

• As a routine job

• As a unique and indescribable experience

• As a challenging task

• As a disappointing endeavor

What does the speaker say about the pre-existing nature of the story?

• It is irrelevant to the film's success

• It adds to the pressure of doing justice to it

• It makes the project less significant

• It simplifies the filmmaking process

What is the speaker's opinion about the film's cast and director?

• They did a mediocre job

• They were unprofessional

• They did an amazing job

• They were inexperienced

How does the speaker feel about being part of the film?

• Uninterested

• Honored and proud

• Regretful

• Indifferent