INTERVIEW - Tom Hollander on being at the awards, his nomination, nerves at The Olivier Awards with MasterCard

The transcript covers a conversation about attending an event on a hot day, discussing the excitement and honor of being nominated, the nerves associated with red carpet events, and the lack of rivalry among nominees from different generations. The beauty of the Albert Hall is noted, along with concerns about sunburn. The conversation concludes with well-wishes.

How does the speaker describe the weather and the day at the event?

• It's rainy and gloomy.

• It's jolly nice and beautiful.

• It's cloudy and dull.

• It's cold and windy.

What is the speaker's feeling about being nominated?

• It's stressful and overwhelming.

• It's a lovely feeling and an honor.

• It's not important.

• It's a burden.

What makes the speaker nervous about attending red carpet events?

• The large crowd.

• The possibility of making a speech.

• The bright lights.

• The long duration of the event.

How does the speaker view the competition with fellow nominees?

• As a fierce rivalry.

• As a stressful experience.

• As an honor to be among them.

• As a friendly competition.

What humorous concern does the speaker have about the sun?

• Getting sun in their eyes.

• Getting too hot.

• Getting a tan.

• Getting third-degree burns.