INTERVIEW - Jeremy Piven on what he loves about UK Television and the Entourage Movie at The Royal Opera House on May 18

The transcript covers a discussion about the appeal and execution of British period dramas, highlighting the attention to detail and the quality of actors and scripts. The speaker expresses a desire to perform on the London stage and admires colleagues who manage dual roles in theater and filming. An update on the Entourage movie is provided, noting its completion and the excitement it has generated online. The conversation concludes with a light-hearted look at the fun dynamics on set, contrasting the speaker's character's responsibilities with the more carefree activities of others.

What aspect of British television does the speaker find most impressive?

• The humor

• The attention to detail

• The music

• The special effects

What is the speaker's main challenge in pursuing a role on the London stage?

• Getting a work visa

• Finding a director

• Learning a new accent

• Finding the right play

What is the speaker's perception of their colleagues who perform on stage and screen?

• They are overworked

• They are admirable

• They are inexperienced

• They are unprofessional

How does the speaker feel about the completion of the Entourage movie?

• Nervous

• Disappointed

• Excited

• Indifferent

What role does the speaker's character play in the Entourage movie?

• The party planner

• The responsible agent

• The comic relief

• The antagonist