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Hi, I'm Uri, I'm from Get Into Film and I'm fourteen years old,
and I've got a couple of questions to ask you about the film.
Amazing, hi, lovely to meet you.
Sounds good.
I didn't have much faith in Nero going to war.
- Thank you. - He seemed pretty clueless.
I think you're right about that.
He seemed pretty clueless and the Celts had Boudica.
If you could have chosen a side,
would you be Team Celt or Team Roman and why?
Always Team Celt.
- Ooh. - And why?
I mean, it's a hard one.
I'd probably pick Team Celt
because my friend Emilia's on the team, who plays Orla,
as is Nick, so it would be a good team to be on.
Team Celt as you, but as your character?
Oh, as my character? Well, I would have had to be with my team.
Yeah, not wanting to be killed, I'd probably be a Roman,
but my heritage is a Celt. - Is it?
- Yeah. - Wow.
I'm Welsh, Welsh-Irish, I think.
Yeah, so I'd say Celt. I think we have more fun.
We hardly ever hear about Roman women in history
and it was great finding out about powerful women like Agrippina,
even though she was kind of evil.
Kind of? I would say she's evil.
Yeah, she was quite evil. (laughter)
What were your favourite discoveries about women of ancient Rome?
Well, there were actually some powerful women
but they were usually killed or contained,
similar to what happens now (laughter) in society,
because they were so powerful.
I think the great thing about Agrippina
is that she lasted as long as she did,
because a woman with ambition is still a scary thing,
as it was in ancient Rome.
That's why she's killed.
- Thank you, son. - You're welcome.
It was funny watching Atti getting told off for too much scroll time.
What were your favourite jokes or moments in the film?
I think one of my favourite things
is the little rat on the poster saying, 'Hail yeah!'
I hadn't seen that until I came in
and he's giving me a lot of joy just watching it.
It was cool to see what the onesie, a white van man, and Banksy
would have been like when they existed back in ancient Rome.
What was your favourite modern-day reference from the film?
Well, I love the whole thing about the followers.
I really thought that was good, and the tablet,
which meant a completely different thing.
So there were bits of information that we got from the scripts,
but life lessons, yeah.
- Yeah, the followers is a good one. - Yeah, that was quite good.
And finally, what was your favourite childhood film?
What a great question.
When I was eleven, I watched a film called
Close Encounters of the Third Kind by Steven Spielberg,
and it's still my favourite film now.
It's an incredible movie.
I don't know if you've seen it recently but Now You See Me,
the magic film, absolutely love that, but when I was younger,
I was obsessed with Alvin and the Chipmunks.
My grandma made me a little jumper with an A on it for Alvin.
Who's your favourite, Alvin, Simon or Theodore?
Alvin, definitely. Yeah, come on.
- Do you have a favourite? - Um-,
Horrible Histories, isn't it? (laughter)
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Oh, it's really bad, I probably shouldn't say this,
but when I was twelve, I watched Hot Fuzz.
- Ah. - Oh, amazing.
Yeah, hmm.
It's probably a 15. Is it a 15 or a PG?
Anyway, let's not say, let's not tell anyone.
- Never watched it before. - Okay, good.
But, yeah.
(both) Thank you.
- Are you done? - Yeah.
- I love Get Into Film. - That was really good.