INTERVIEW Tom Felton on the difference between children's reactions meeting him and meeting Daniel, and

The transcript discusses how acting as a character can influence personal behavior, particularly in interactions with children. The speaker reflects on the challenges of being perceived as a character, Draco, and the public's reactions to this persona. They express hope that no negative traits from the character have influenced them personally. The conversation also touches on the differences in public reactions to different actors and the hesitations fans may have when meeting them.

How has playing a character influenced the speaker's behavior towards children?

• It made them more reserved.

• It encouraged them to be extra nice.

• It had no effect on their behavior.

• It made them more authoritative.

What is the speaker's perspective on their character, Draco?

• They dislike Draco.

• They aspire to be like Draco.

• They view Draco as a separate entity.

• They see Draco as a part of themselves.

What is a common question the speaker receives about their character?

• Do you want to play this character forever?

• Is your character based on a real person?

• Do you share any similarities with your character?

• Do you enjoy playing your character?

How do children typically react to the speaker compared to Daniel?

• They are equally excited to meet both.

• They are more excited to meet the speaker.

• They are excited to meet Daniel but hesitant with the speaker.

• They are scared of both.

What does the speaker find 'kind of cool' about children's reactions?

• The children ignore them.

• The children are indifferent.

• The children are very excited and then hesitant.

• The children are always scared.