81st Academy Awards Press Room

The transcript features a discussion with an actor about their insecurities in acting, even after winning an Oscar. The actor shares their experience working with Woody Allen, highlighting the trust and honesty in his direction. They discuss the film's tone, noting the importance of not being overly aware of the genre while on set, which allows for genuine performances. The actor reflects on the audience's reaction to the film, emphasizing the director's role in guiding the actors without focusing on comedic elements.

What does the speaker say about their feelings of insecurity in acting?

• They feel secure after winning an Oscar.

• They only feel insecure with new directors.

• They never feel insecure on set.

• They are always insecure, regardless of awards.

How does the speaker describe Woody Allen's communication style?

• He is honest but not very verbose.

• He rarely communicates with actors.

• He prefers written communication.

• He is very talkative and expressive.

What was the speaker's initial reaction to the film's script?

• They thought it was a drama.

• They were confused by the plot.

• They laughed a lot while reading it.

• They found it very serious.

What does the speaker say about the audience's reaction at Cannes?

• They were silent throughout.

• They were emotional and cried.

• They laughed unexpectedly.

• They were confused by the film.

According to the speaker, what should actors forget while on set?

• The genre of the movie.

• The filming schedule.

• Their lines and dialogues.

• The director's instructions.