Premiere of 'The Indian in the Cupboard'

The transcript is an interview discussing a movie featuring a character named Patrick, who learns about the reality of the magical events in the film. The interviewee shares excitement about the movie, the role of Patrick, and the magic that makes it appealing to kids. Special effects are mentioned as being seamlessly integrated. The casting process and filming timeline are briefly discussed, along with insights about the director, Frank Hobbs, known for voicing Miss Piggy and Yoda.

What is the role of Patrick in the movie?

• He is a director of the movie.

• He gives Omri the plastic Indian and brings the cowboy to life.

• He is the main antagonist.

• He is a special effects artist.

What aspect of the movie is likely to attract children?

• The romantic storyline

• The magic and fantasy elements

• The action sequences

• The historical accuracy

How are the special effects described in the movie?

• They are outdated and poorly done.

• They are very noticeable and distracting.

• They are minimal and not important.

• They are so realistic that they seem like real three-inch people.

When did the actor find out he got the role?

• In mid-September

• In late August

• In early October

• In early July

What is one of the director Frank Hobbs' notable achievements?

• He created the soundtrack for a blockbuster film.

• He won an Oscar for best screenplay.

• He directed a famous action movie.

• He voiced Miss Piggy and Yoda.