Hugh Jackman on how difficult playing his role was

The transcript discusses the challenges of sustaining a film's narrative over months of filming, contrasting it with the brief viewing experience. It highlights a movie plot where girls go missing, emphasizing the realism and research involved in depicting such events. The narrative explores the gripping nature of real-life events and their primal impact on audiences, drawing them to screens.

What is the significance of the girls going missing in the movie?

In what way does the speaker relate the film's events to real-life situations?

What kind of research did the speaker conduct related to the film's themes?

How does the speaker describe the emotional impact of the situations depicted in the film?

What primal instinct does the speaker mention in relation to how people react to such news?