INTERVIEW - Dame Helen Mirren talks about her film career at BAFTA Interviews on February 14, 2014 in London, England.

The transcript discusses the inevitability of battles in life and how individuals react based on personal values. It highlights the importance of fighting one's own battles, as exemplified by Betty Davis, who believed they improved her work. The speaker emphasizes learning from personal mistakes rather than repeating others' errors, which can lead to regret.

What drives individuals to engage in battles according to the speaker?

• External pressures

• Financial incentives

• Pre-planned strategies

• Reactions to circumstances

What does the speaker suggest about the nature of battles?

• They are always planned in advance

• They are a result of personal values

• They are unnecessary in life

• They are always won

How did Betty Davis view the battles she fought?

• As a way to gain popularity

• As a waste of time

• As a means to improve her films

• As a personal failure

What is the speaker's advice regarding mistakes?

• Avoid making any mistakes

• Ignore mistakes altogether

• Learn from others' mistakes

• Make your own mistakes

Why does the speaker believe making someone else's mistake is worse?

• It results in regret

• It causes more stress

• It leads to financial loss

• It is easier to fix