Gary Oldman Praises Makeup Artist Kazuhiro Tsuji: "Makeup and Clothes are the Closest Thing to the Actor" | Oscars 2018

The transcript covers a discussion on the significance of makeup artists in film, the experience of winning an Oscar for portraying Winston Churchill, and the influence of past actors on the speaker. It also touches on the themes of facing fears and doubts, both personally and in the context of the film. Finally, it addresses Winston Churchill's legacy and the importance of understanding history.

In what ways do the themes of doubt and insecurity manifest in the film discussed?

How does the speaker relate personal struggles to the broader themes presented in the film?

What advice might Winston Churchill give to today's world leaders based on the speaker's interpretation?