Is Anybody There? Gala Premiere

The transcript covers a discussion about the experience on set, particularly the first meeting and relationship with a co-star. It explores familiarity with Michael Caine's work and whether the speaker felt starstruck. The conversation shifts to the film's impact on personal views about dementia, highlighting emotional aspects. It concludes with final thoughts and a light-hearted card trick discussion.

What was the actor's impression of their first meeting on set?

• It was awkward and tense.

• It was excellent and fun.

• It was disappointing.

• It was confusing.

How did the actor feel about portraying negative emotions on screen?

• It was easy because they disliked the co-star.

• It was irrelevant to their performance.

• It was challenging due to the good off-screen relationship.

• It was simple because they had no scenes together.

How familiar was the actor with Michael Caine's work before filming?

• Somewhat familiar.

• Not familiar at all.

• Quite familiar.

• Only knew one or two films.

Did the actor feel starstruck when working with Michael Caine?

• Yes, they were very starstruck.

• No, Michael Caine made them feel at ease.

• Yes, but only at the beginning.

• No, because they didn't know who he was.

How did the film's subject matter affect the actor's perspective?

• It had no impact on their perspective.

• It made them more aware of dementia.

• It was irrelevant to their personal life.

• It made them dislike the subject matter.