The WireImage Entertainment Report and News Capsules: 10/09/07

G Youngman introduces himself at the New York Film Festival, discussing his role as Llewellyn Moss in 'No Country for Old Men'. He highlights the character's journey after finding 2.4 million dollars and the ensuing troubles. Youngman describes the thorough research process involving Cormac McCarthy's book and the screenplay by Joel and Ethan Coen. He shares his initial nervousness about working with Tommy Lee Jones, an American icon, and how subsequent collaborations have eased his fears. The video concludes with Youngman's closing remarks from the festival.

Who is G Youngman in the context of the New York Film Festival?

• A film critic

• An actor in 'No Country for Old Men'

• A director of the film

• A festival organizer

What significant event happens to Llewellyn Moss in the film?

• He discovers a treasure map

• He wins a lottery

• He becomes a detective

• He finds 2.4 million dollars

What was part of G Youngman's preparation for his role?

• Learning a new language

• Practicing stunts

• Reading Cormac's book and the screenplay

• Attending acting workshops

How did G Youngman feel about working with Tommy initially?

• Indifferent

• Excited

• Confident

• Nervous

What change occurred in G Youngman's perception of Tommy after working with him again?

• He felt more relaxed

• He became more scared

• He became indifferent

• He was still nervous