Hugh Grant Interview at the BAFTAs

The transcript covers an interview discussing the excitement of being nominated for an award, the significance of having a great role, the experience of working with Meryl Streep, and the debate on whether actors should make political speeches. The interviewee shares their views on these topics, emphasizing the importance of roles in award nominations and the right of actors to express their opinions.

What does the speaker believe is the real reason behind award nominations?

• The actor's popularity

• The director's reputation

• The quality of the role

• The actor's previous awards

According to the speaker, what is the 'dirty secret' of award ceremonies?

• They reward the best roles

• They favor popular actors

• They are rigged

• They are influenced by media

What does the speaker imply about the number of good actors?

• There are very few

• There are thousands

• Only a handful are recognized

• Most are not talented

How does the speaker describe Meryl Streep in real life?

• Shy and reserved

• Humorous and carefree

• Indifferent and aloof

• Confident and assertive

What is the speaker's view on actors making political speeches?

• They should avoid it

• Only experienced actors should do it

• They should be free to express their opinions

• It should be done only at certain events