Speaker A. I personally like films with Tom Hanks. In my opinion, he is a truly great actor. I believe every word, every gesture of his characters. He is very sincere and he makes you think and feel like his characters. Most of his roles are quite hard and a less experienced actor wouldn't have managed them. Still, I think the secret of his success is not only his experience as an actor but also the traits of his character, the way he understands people around.
Speaker B. I've been a fan of Brad Pitt for a long time. Why? If you look through the list of the films where he starred, either leading or supporting roles, you won't find two parts that are quite similar to each other. In one film he plays a boxer, in another one he is a vampire, and in one more film you can see him as a businessman. He looks good and acts well in all of these films. I mean, there are many actors who play the same in any film, but not him.
Speaker C. When I choose a film to watch, I never look at the cast. I don't care who plays in it, if I'm interested in the plot. Too often film directors choose the cast thinking about how much money a certain actor or actress will bring to the future blockbuster. But in my opinion, it's a totally wrong approach. In this way, they may not see a truly gifted young actor who might become a star in this film if they were given a chance. They must think about it, I'm sure.
Speaker D. I like films with Angelina Jolie. Any films, really. My parents say that she is not a very talented actress. I don't really care because I never pay attention to her acting. I look at her face. She is beautiful and I want to be like her. She is my role model. I try to copy the way she moves or smiles. I like her make-up and style. She plays in many films, but I sometimes can't retell you the plots of these films, but I can describe her costumes or make-up there.
Speaker E. If you ask me to name five actors or actresses, I won't be able to do this. I just don't remember their names. It's not that I think that they are all bad. It's just I pay attention only to films with animals. I think it's more difficult to make such films because it's hard to teach an animal to do what you need it to do. But if you manage to succeed, the result is usually fantastic. The audience is touched because you trust animals more than people.
Speaker F. I don't like watching films. I don't really understand people who say that this is their favourite pastime. They just sit in their armchairs or on the couch eating pizza or popcorn, which is unhealthy, and watch something which too often doesn't really deserve their attention. They should go for a walk, or go to the gym, or play a board game, or cook a healthy meal. There are many options. Why look at the screen where nothing important happens?