Terence & Rachel Winter Red Carpet BAFTA Interview

The transcript discusses the importance of staying true to the original story in film adaptations, using 'The Wolf of Wall Street' as an example. It highlights the competitive nature of award seasons, particularly the Oscars, and the honor of being nominated. The conversation also touches on the performance and recognition of 'Dallas Buyers Club' in various award categories, noting its American-centric story. The speakers express gratitude for the nominations and reflect on the thrill of participating in such prestigious events.

Why is 'The Wolf of Wall Street' considered a faithful adaptation?

• It follows the book's narrative closely.

• It has a completely original storyline.

• It was directed by a famous director.

• It won several awards.

What is the general sentiment about being nominated for an Oscar?

• It is a waste of time.

• It is a guarantee of winning.

• It is an honor.

• It is a disappointment.

What is the main reason for the competitive nature of the Oscars this year?

• The dominance of one film.

• The presence of many phenomenal works.

• The lack of good films.

• The absence of international films.

What is a notable aspect of 'Dallas Buyers Club' in terms of award recognition?

• It was ignored at all award shows.

• It performed well at the Globes and SAG Awards.

• It won every category it was nominated for.

• It was not nominated for any awards.

What is one reason suggested for 'Dallas Buyers Club's' varying recognition?

• It had no famous actors.

• It was released too late.

• It had a low budget.

• It is a very American story.