Kenneth Brannagh on 'My Week with Marilyn'

The transcript discusses the hope for a film to find an audience and gain attention in a competitive environment. It highlights the film's unique appeal beyond a simple backstage tale, even involving famous people. The significance of awards like the Oscars is mentioned, emphasizing the film's achievements. The transcript concludes by explaining why the film resonates with audiences, focusing on the touching stories and the innocent, goodhearted nature of the time depicted.

What significance do the Oscars hold for filmmakers as mentioned in the text?

Why do you think people are interested in the private lives of famous individuals?