INTERVIEW: Rowan Joffe on his casting choices. at the Brighton Rock Interviews at London England. (Footage by WireImage

The transcript discusses the casting process and the role of luck in movie making. It highlights Andrea's versatility as an actress, particularly in her portrayal of a young Margaret Thatcher and her role as Rose. Helen Mirren's approval of the casting choice is noted, emphasizing the importance of selecting the right actors. The emotional impact of the love story portrayed in the film is also discussed, with a preference for a moving narrative over a superficial one.

What does the speaker attribute to the success of casting actors in their prime?

• Networking and connections

• Experience and skill

• Luck and instincts

• Hard work and dedication

What role did Andrea play in 'The Long Road to Finchley'?

• A young Queen Elizabeth

• A young Margaret Thatcher

• A young Theresa May

• A young Princess Diana

How did the speaker describe Andrea's acting ability?

• Limited and typecast

• Chameleon-like and original

• Predictable and consistent

• Overrated and unoriginal

What was Helen Mirren's concern during the casting process?

• Casting the wrong director

• Casting the wrong scriptwriter

• Casting the wrong Rose

• Casting the wrong Pinky

What type of love story does the speaker prefer to tell?

• A comedic and humorous one

• A moving and emotional one

• A fluffy and light-hearted one

• A tragic and sad one