INTERVIEW: Mark Wahlberg talks about why the movie 'The Fighter' was so close to his heart, what it was like on theÉ

The transcript covers a range of topics, starting with a casual conversation about various locations, followed by a discussion on quitting smoking pot, which turns out to be a joke. The conversation then shifts to the speaker's feelings about award shows, particularly the Golden Globes. The speaker discusses the importance of making a movie about Mickey, emphasizing the promise made to tell the story in a positive light. Finally, the speaker shares thoughts on perseverance and mentions a personal connection to the movie 'Tangled' through watching it with their daughter.

What was the speaker's initial reaction to the public's response about quitting smoking pot?

• He ignored the reaction.

• He was surprised by the reaction.

• He expected the reaction.

• He was upset by the reaction.

What makes the speaker nervous during public appearances?

• Receiving an award

• Reading a teleprompter or long monologue

• Meeting new people

• Walking on stage

Why was making the movie about Mickey important to the speaker?

• He wanted to become famous.

• He had a personal promise to fulfill.

• He was interested in the genre.

• He wanted to win an award.

What was the speaker's approach to keeping promises?

• He only makes promises he can keep.

• He makes promises to everyone.

• He rarely makes promises.

• He doesn't believe in promises.

Which movie did the speaker connect with and why?

• Avatar, because of its visuals

• Inception, because of its plot

• Tangled, because he watched it with his daughter

• Frozen, because of its music