Premiere of 'The World is not Enough'

The transcript covers a conversation about entering the film industry, building relationships on set, and the challenges and enjoyment of playing a villainous role. The speaker humorously mentions unconventional methods of getting roles and discusses the dynamics of working with others in the film industry. They also express a preference for playing bad characters due to the creative freedom it offers.

How did the speaker humorously claim to have secured their role in the project?

• By sleeping with the producers

• By auditioning multiple times

• By having a famous relative

• By bribing the director

What did the speaker say about their previous work experience?

• They had worked extensively with the team before

• They were only involved for a few days in the previous project

• They had never worked in the industry before

• They were the lead in the previous project

What was the reason the speaker gave for getting to know their colleagues better this time?

• They attended many social events together

• They spent more time together due to the project's demands

• They worked together in a warm environment

• They had more free time

According to the speaker, what is more enjoyable about playing a bad guy?

• It is easier to get into character

• It involves less pretense

• It is more challenging

• It requires more acting skills

What does the speaker say about the difficulty of playing a bad guy today?

• It is less rewarding than playing a good guy

• It is harder than playing a good guy

• It is easier than playing a good guy

• It is the same as playing a good guy