Vanity Fair Post Oscars Party red carpet

In a live interview on Sky News, Kevin discusses his experience presenting the Best Director award. He shares the personal significance of the award and contrasts it with other categories. Kevin emphasizes the importance of authenticity and being unafraid to reveal one's true self, suggesting that this approach garners love and respect. He also humorously advises on how to handle success, such as shaking hands while holding two Oscars.

What was the speaker's sentiment about presenting the Best Director award?

• It was meaningful due to personal connection.

• It was nerve-wracking and uninteresting.

• It was less interesting than presenting a costume award.

• It was a routine task with no significance.

Why does the speaker believe the person being discussed is loved?

• Because they try to be cool.

• Because they are unafraid to be themselves.

• Because they are a great director.

• Because they are famous.

What lesson does the speaker suggest people can learn from the person being discussed?

• How to win awards.

• How to be authentic and reveal one's true self.

• How to dress for award shows.

• How to be a successful director.

What humorous advice does the speaker give about shaking hands with two Oscars?

• Put both Oscars on the table first.

• Place one Oscar on your arm while shaking hands.

• Ask someone else to hold the Oscars.

• Hold one Oscar in each hand.

What is the tone of the speaker when discussing how to shake hands with two Oscars?

• Formal and respectful.

• Confused and uncertain.

• Humorous and light-hearted.

• Serious and instructional.