Ellen Hollman greets fans at Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood, 01/22/13.

The transcript captures a conversation where the speaker greets Lincoln and discusses the experience of watching oneself on screen. They talk about the challenges of self-critique and the enjoyment of seeing the final product on the big screen. The conversation ends with a discussion about a specific scene involving blood splatter, which the speaker found fascinating.

What does the speaker comment about the weather?

• It's extremely hot.

• It's raining heavily.

• It's finally nice.

• It's very cold tonight.

How does the speaker feel about watching themselves on screen?

• They enjoy critiquing their performance.

• They try to block it out and have no expectations.

• They are very critical of their acting.

• They love watching themselves repeatedly.

What is a common reaction among actors when watching their own films?

• They close their eyes to avoid self-critique.

• They take notes for improvement.

• They laugh at their mistakes.

• They invite friends to watch together.

What aspect of the film does the speaker find amazing?

• The language of blood splatter.

• The acting performances.

• The soundtrack.

• The special effects.

What does the speaker congratulate someone for?

• Graduating from college.

• Completing a marathon.

• Getting into the language of blood splatter.

• Winning an award.