INTERVIEW - Zachary Quinto at 'Snowden' Premiere - 2016 Toronto International Film Festival

The transcript discusses Oliver Stone's unique approach to filmmaking, highlighting his iconoclastic style and patriotism. It reflects on the experience of working with Stone and his ability to engage audiences. The conversation shifts to Edward, described as a whistleblower with integrity and courage, who sought to serve his country and felt compelled to share important information with the public.

What is a key characteristic of Oliver Stone's films according to the speaker?

• They are primarily romantic comedies.

• They encourage audiences to question authority and themselves.

• They focus on science fiction themes.

• They avoid controversial topics.

How does the speaker feel about working with Oliver Stone?

• Thrilled and honored.

• Confused and uncertain.

• Disappointed and regretful.

• Indifferent and uninterested.

How is Edward Snowden described in the transcript?

• As a whistleblower and patriot.

• As a government official.

• As a fictional character.

• As a military general.

What motivated Edward Snowden to share information with the public?

• A desire for fame and recognition.

• A wish to undermine the government.

• A sense of responsibility and courage.

• A need for financial gain.

What was Edward Snowden's initial way of serving his country?

• By becoming a politician.

• Through military service.

• By working in the entertainment industry.

• Through journalism.