'Thirteen Days' Premiere

The transcript discusses the role of two key advisors to JFK, emphasizing their honesty and trustworthiness. It then shifts to the experience of acting in a play, likening the characters to Shakespearean figures and highlighting the privilege of portraying such depth. Finally, it covers the collaborative process of working with Kevin, noting his talent and the equal playing field he fosters.

Who are the two individuals that JFK relies on for honest advice?

• Ken O'Connor and Kevin

• Ken O'Connor and a Shakespearean character

• Ken O'Connor and an unnamed advisor

• Ken O'Connor and another experienced advisor

How are the characters in the play described?

• As shallow and one-dimensional

• As modern and relatable

• As rich and Shakespearean

• As simple and easy to portray

What is the actor's sentiment about playing the extraordinary man?

• It was disappointing

• It was confusing

• It was a privilege

• It was a burden

How is working with Kevin described?

• As an equal playing field

• As a solo performance

• As a hierarchical structure

• As a competitive environment

What is the comparison made about working with Kevin?

• Like acting in a silent film

• Like writing a novel

• Like playing a solo instrument

• Like playing with great musicians