The Dark Knight European Junket

The speaker expresses admiration for an actress from a previous Batman movie but chooses not to imitate her. Instead, they approach the character of Rachel as a new person, while acknowledging the importance of plot points from the previous film. The narrative and character development are crucial, with the speaker creating a new version of Rachel Doss.

What is the speaker's opinion about the actress from the previous Batman movie?

• The speaker has never watched her performance.

• The speaker believes she should have been replaced.

• The speaker admires her and thinks she is a lovely actress.

• The speaker thinks she was not suitable for the role.

Why did the speaker decide not to imitate the actress?

• Because they wanted to follow the director's instructions.

• Because they were not allowed to.

• Because they believed they would not do a good job.

• Because they thought it would be fun.

How does the speaker view their portrayal of Rachel?

• As a completely new and distinct character.

• As a continuation of the previous character.

• As a minor role in the movie.

• As a character with no significant impact.

What is a significant plot point from the previous Batman movie mentioned by the speaker?

• Rachel's decision to leave Gotham.

• Rachel's confession of love to Bruce Wayne.

• Rachel's plan to defeat the villain.

• Rachel's friendship with the Joker.

How does Rachel's relationship with Bruce Wayne affect the current movie's narrative?

• It leads to a new villain being introduced.

• It creates a conflict that resonates throughout the movie.

• It has no impact on the current movie.

• It results in Rachel becoming a superhero.