Sherlock Holmes Press Conference

The speaker discusses their filmmaking choices, expressing uncertainty about future projects but emphasizing a desire to create films they are passionate about. They describe a positive collaboration with Warner Brothers, highlighting a mutual understanding and support for the filmmaker's vision. The speaker also shares their interest in the Sherlock Holmes character, influenced by childhood experiences and a unique visual perspective, leading to a film project with Warner Brothers.

What is the speaker's attitude towards making films in the future?

• They are certain about making only big-budget films.

• They are unsure but want to make films they are passionate about.

• They want to focus solely on independent films.

• They plan to stop making films altogether.

How does the speaker describe their experience with the studio?

• It was a challenging and negative experience.

• It was a positive and collaborative experience.

• It was a typical filmmaker-studio relationship.

• It was filled with conflicts and disagreements.

What change in studio attitudes does the speaker mention?

• Studios have become more controlling over filmmakers.

• Studios are now more supportive of filmmakers' visions.

• Studios have stopped working with independent filmmakers.

• Studios are less interested in big-budget films.

Why was the speaker interested in the character of Sherlock Holmes?

• They were approached by a different studio with the idea.

• They were inspired by recent adaptations.

• They had a childhood fascination and a personal vision of the character.

• They wanted to create a new version of the character.

Who approached the speaker with the idea of making a Sherlock Holmes film?

• A rival studio

• A literary society

• Warner Brothers

• A famous actor