Bellamy Young Talks 'A Wrinkle in Time': Meg's "Fears are What Will Free Her"

The transcript discusses the profound impact a book had on the speaker during childhood, offering hope and self-acceptance. The speaker reflects on the potential inspiration the film adaptation could provide to young girls, emphasizing themes of overcoming self-doubt. On-set experiences are shared, including memorable gifts and the emotional roller coaster of working during an election period. The speaker also highlights the empowering experience of working with director Eva, noting her inclusive and fear-free leadership style.

What did the speaker feel when they were invited to participate in the project?

• Nervous

• Excited and fulfilled

• Indifferent

• Disappointed

What transformation does the character Meg undergo in the book?

• She becomes more fearful

• She learns that her fears can free her

• She decides to give up

• She becomes a villain

What does the speaker hope the film will inspire in young viewers?

• A desire for fame

• A sense of competition

• Hope and self-acceptance

• A feeling of inadequacy

How did the speaker feel about working on Election Day and the following day?

• It was a roller coaster of emotions

• It was uneventful

• It was a normal experience

• It was boring

What quality of Eva, the director, does the speaker admire the most?

• Her strictness

• Her indifference

• Her inclusiveness and empowerment

• Her fearfulness