INTERVIEW - Lenny Abrahamson on how he approaches projects after winning an Oscar at 'The LIttle Stranger' interviews

The speaker reflects on the experience of achieving success with an Oscar-winning film and discusses the importance of not letting it define them. They emphasize the value of continuing with planned projects, like 'The Little Stranger', and staying true to personal interests rather than being swayed by external pressures. This approach helps in moving forward and not being stuck in past achievements.

How does the speaker suggest one should handle the experience of achieving great success?

• By constantly thinking about it

• By trying to replicate it immediately

• By appreciating it without dwelling too much

• By ignoring it completely

What was the speaker's approach to selecting their next film project after their Oscar-winning success?

• Choosing a project that was already in consideration

• Selecting a completely new and unrelated project

• Following the advice of industry experts

• Waiting for a bigger opportunity to come along

Why did the speaker decide to continue with their planned project after their previous success?

• To avoid being defined by their past success

• To take advantage of their newfound fame

• To explore a different genre

• To collaborate with a new team

According to the speaker, what is crucial when choosing new projects?

• The size of the production budget

• The potential for commercial success

• The popularity of the genre

• Personal interest and fascination

What does the speaker believe is a benefit of working on new projects?

• It helps in gaining more awards

• It allows for more media attention

• It prevents being defined by past successes

• It ensures financial stability