London Premiere Of 'Sully' At The BFI Imax

The transcript discusses the challenges of portraying a superhero role, emphasizing the need to focus on human motivations rather than superhuman traits. It delves into the collaborative process of interpreting and adapting a screenplay, highlighting the flexibility required in filmmaking. The film's narrative condenses a lengthy real-life investigation into a shorter timeframe, illustrating the pressure faced by the characters over 18 months as they awaited the outcome of an investigation that could impact their careers.

What is the main challenge mentioned by the speaker when portraying a superhero character?

• Portraying the character as a real person

• Wearing uncomfortable costumes

• Maintaining physical fitness

• Learning complex dialogues

According to the speaker, what is crucial for filmmakers during the screenplay adaptation process?

• Focusing only on visual effects

• Ignoring the author's input

• Sticking strictly to the original book

• Making both minor and major changes

What does the speaker identify as the biggest 'cheat' in the film adaptation?

• Changing the main character

• Altering the setting

• Adding fictional events

• Condensing the timeline

How long did the actual investigation last, according to the speaker?

• A few days

• A few weeks

• 18 months

• Two years

What uncertainty did the characters face during the investigation period?

• If they would be found negligent or exonerated

• Whether they would change careers

• Whether they would be promoted

• If they would receive awards