Understanding the Speaker's Perspective in Sherlock

The transcript discusses the excitement of exploring dark themes in scripts and the challenge of portraying a character with questionable humor and instincts. It also reflects on the experience of joining the globally popular Sherlock series, highlighting the surprise and daunting nature of being part of such a significant project.

What does the speaker find exciting about reading certain scripts?

• The opportunity to explore familiar themes

• The chance to work with famous directors

• The challenge of exploring dark and unexplored areas

• The simplicity of the characters

How does the speaker feel about the character's sense of humor?

• The character is definitely hilarious

• The character might not be as funny as he thinks

• The character is in complete control of his humor

• The character's humor is universally appreciated

What was the speaker's initial reaction to the global phenomenon of Sherlock?

• They found it to be a minor project

• They were surprised by the level of interest

• They were prepared for the attention

• They were completely unaware of it

What aspect of joining the Sherlock project did the speaker find daunting?

• The lack of public interest

• The idea of joining something so significant

• The small scale of the project

• The ease of the role

What was the speaker's expectation regarding questions about their role in Sherlock?

• They expected no questions at all

• They anticipated constant questioning

• They thought only a few people would be interested

• They believed the questions would be easy to answer