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Ah the life of a celebrity agent – the glitz, the glamour, the lists of impossible demands... All brilliantly captured in new Prime Video dramedy Ten Percent, which follows the team at fictional agency Nightingale Hart as they try (and fail and try again) to keep their A-listers happy.
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a.
Gently persuade them that this role isn’t for them.
Wah-wah-wah! Sadly you have exactly none of the skills required to survive in the stress-drenched agency biz and you’d be shown the door in a Nightingale Hart-beat. May we suggest trying a less demanding career, such as heart surgeon or air-traffic controller.
Minus Ten Percent if anything
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Would you make your
Ten Percent?
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2% out of 10%
A casting call has gone out for “a six-foot-plus muscular type” but your client is five-foot-six and likes his burgers. He is insisting on an audition. Do you:
b.
Put them on the latest trendy kale and turmeric diet and google ‘shoe lifts’.
c.
Send them for the audition and hope for the best.
4% out of 10%
Your superhero A-lister’s ‘back problems’ are holding up production on Ratman Forever. You suspect they’re after more cash, but the studio’s not budging. Do you:
Incorrect. The client wants to strike a blow for the ‘more diminutive’ action hero
Go to next question...
Nope. Never wise to separate a distressed thesp from their comfort food
Go to next question...
Correct. Nobody thought
Keanu Reeves could be an action hero before Speed, and look what happened!
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c.
b.
Beg, plead, cry, send muffin baskets. The usual.
a.
Book them in at the nearest chiropractor and convince them that ‘sleb back-cracking’ is the new in-thing
Casually leave a picture of Channing Tatum in the rat-suit on your desk and hope they get the message.
Incorrect. But make a note of ‘sleb back-cracking’. There might be a streaming special in that.
Go to next question...
Sorry, the mighty muffin basket ain’t going to cut it this time.
Go to next question...
Good call. Nothing motivates a client like a rival in spandex.
Go to next question...
6% out of 10%
Your client has just turned down a starring film role to try their hand at stand-up. But lols really aren’t their strong point. Do you:
a.
Let them have a go, safe in the knowledge they will bomb and come running back
c.
Arrange some coaching with a comic – if it works great, if it doesn’t, double great
Risky. Last time they got bad reviews they ordered a crate of mint choc chip and disappeared for a month.
Go to next question...
Incorrect. When it comes to clients ‘no’ is ‘the word that shall never be used’.
Go to next question...
Correct! Like toddlers and puppies, sometimes you have to let them learn themselves.
Go to next question...
b.
Tell them straight out that comedy is NOT in their wheelhouse and present the contract
8% out of 10%
A top director has dropped one of your more temperamental actors for on-set ‘outbursts’. You need to get them rehired ASAP or the agency will lose a fat fee. Do you:
c.
Hire a bodyguard. For everyone else on set.
b.
Send them to anger management classes. If you can get them to calm down for long enough.
a.
Mention to the director that you happen to know the person in charge of location permits. It would be a pity if they somehow got lost in the post . . .
Correctamundo. Rule number one of agenting: relationships are everything. And not just the ones with the talent.
Go to next question...
Unwise. Messing with an actor’s psyche is like tuning a Stradivarius with a chisel.
Go to next question...
Risky. He’ll probably start on the bodyguard (which is a really bad idea).
Go to next question...
a.
Tell them nothing sells a movie like a well-publicised feud.
b.
Persuade the director to shoot each of their scenes on different days. With any luck they won’t find out who their co-star is until the premiere.
c.
Do as they say. After all, the client is the boss.
You’ve just found out your client’s starring role is opposite their arch-nemesis *FEUD KLAXON* and they want to quit. Do you:
10% out of 10%
True. But these two make Joan Crawford and Bette Davis look like BFFs
Check if you made your ten percent
Genius. It’s crazy, fraught with peril and just might work!
Check if you made your ten percent
Nope! Why should a tiny thing like sworn enmity be an obstacle to great art (and paycheques)?
Check if you made your ten percent
Richard
Factoid: Broadbent is no stranger to awards show snafus. When interviewed by Joan Rivers on the red carpet after winning the Best Supporting Actor Oscar for Iris, Rivers mistakenly announced to the world that he was an Australian.
Beloved paterfamilias of Nightingale Hart, Richard, founded the agency and has run it ever since.
Life philosophy: ‘Try to do the right thing and keep buggering on’.
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While you’re certainly entertainment-savvy, psychologically astute and cut-throat career-driven, you’re not quite Nightingale Hart-ready yet. But work on your softer side and those all-important muffin-baskets and you might just make it.
Close but no cigar...
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For more celeb-based high jinks, check out Ten Percent, the brilliant new dramedy from Prime Video.
You have UN-level diplomacy skills, the business savvy of a Fortune 500 CEO and are cooler than a frozen cucumber. In other words, perfect Nightingale Hart material. Take your Ten Percent and enjoy the fruits of your (considerable) labour!
Congrats! You did it!
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(Jim Broadbent)
Agent
Factoid: “There’s a cliché about agents that they’re congenital liars,” says Davenport. “I asked my agent about lying and he said you couldn’t because if you got caught you’d be dead. It’s more about ‘information management’.”
When the agency undergoes a sudden shift in fortunes, Jonathan has to cope with concerned clients, rebellious colleagues and an uncertain business future.
(Jack Davenport)
Jonathan
Agent
Factoid: “Stella started the agency with her old friend Richard (Jim Broadbent),” says Maggie Steed of her character. “She’s very fond of Jonathan, who takes over, but she’s worried. It must be hard for him because she’s like this godmother looking over his shoulder all the time.”
Veteran Ten Percent-er Stella butts heads with new boss Jack over the future of a washed-up client. Can she rescue a fallen star?
(Maggie Steed)
Stella
Agent
Factoid: “Cut Rebecca in half and it says ‘agent’ inside,” says Tony Award-nominated Lydia Leonard. “She’s very driven, extremely ambitious and doesn’t suffer fools. It’s more than just a job to her, to the detriment of her personal life.”
Ferociously ambitious, Rebecca pursues a famous war reporter with a view to landing her a movie contract. But might there be more between them than just a deal?
(Lydia Leonard)
Rebecca
Agent
Factoid: “Dan’s a sort of sheep in wolf’s clothing,” says Doctor Foster star Puwanarajah. “There’s a certain flavour of agent where either the client or the agent will die and one of us will be at the other’s funeral. Dan’s one of those.”
Up-and-comer Dan finds himself managing the career of Nightingale Hart’s receptionist Zoe (Fola-Evans-Akingbola). Can he transform a frustrated phone jockey into a superstar?
(Prasanna Puwanarajah)
Dan
Agent
Factoid: “Misha finds herself in this crazy world of showbiz,” says Quasem. “She’s ambitious and intelligent and finds herself navigating her way through the world managing talent.”
Having upped sticks from Edinburgh to pursue a career in the big smoke Misha finds herself at Nightingale Hart, full of ambition – and nursing a ten megaton secret.
(Hiftu Quasem)
Misha
Agent (in-waiting)
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Results
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a.
Tell them nothing sells a movie like a well-publicised feud.
b.
Persuade the director to shoot each of their scenes on different days. With any luck they won’t find out who their co-star is until the premiere.
c.
Do as they say. After all, the client is the boss.
You’ve just found out your client’s starring role is opposite their arch-nemesis *FEUD KLAXON* and they want to quit. Do you:
10% out of 10%
True. But these two make Joan Crawford and Bette Davis look like BFFs
Check if you made your ten percent
Genius. It’s crazy, fraught with peril and just might work!
Check if you made your ten percent
Nope! Why should a tiny thing like sworn enmity be an obstacle to great art (and paycheques)?
Check if you made your ten percent
a.
Mention to the director that you happen to know the person in charge of location permits. It would be a pity if they somehow got lost in the post . . .
b.
Send them to anger management classes. If you can get them to calm down for long enough.
c.
Hire a bodyguard. For everyone else on set.
A top director has dropped one of your more temperamental actors for on-set ‘outbursts’. You need to get them rehired ASAP or the agency will lose a fat fee. Do you:
8% out of 10%
Correctamundo. Rule number one of agenting: relationships are everything. And not just the ones with the talent.
Go to next question...
Unwise. Messing with an actor’s psyche is like tuning a Stradivarius with a chisel.
Go to next question...
Risky. He’ll probably start on the bodyguard (which is a really bad idea).
Go to next question...
a.
Let them have a go, safe in the knowledge they will bomb and come running back
b.
Tell them straight out that comedy is NOT in their wheelhouse and present the contract
c.
Arrange some coaching with a comic – if it works great, if it doesn’t, double great
Your client has just turned down a starring film role to try their hand at stand-up. But lols really aren’t their strong point. Do you:
6% out of 10%
Risky. Last time they got bad reviews they ordered a crate of mint choc chip and disappeared for a month.
Go to next question...
Incorrect. When it comes to clients ‘no’ is ‘the word that shall never be used’.
Go to next question...
Correct! Like toddlers and puppies, sometimes you have to let them learn themselves.
Go to next question...
a.
Book them in at the nearest chiropractor and convince them that ‘sleb back-cracking’ is the new in-thing
b.
Beg, plead, cry, send muffin baskets. The usual.
c.
Casually leave a picture of Channing Tatum in the rat-suit on your desk and hope they get the message.
Your superhero A-lister’s ‘back problems’ are holding up production on Ratman Forever. You suspect they’re after more cash, but the studio’s not budging. Do you:
4% out of 10%
Incorrect. But make a note of ‘sleb back-cracking’. There might be a streaming special in that.
Go to next question...
Sorry, the mighty muffin basket ain’t going to cut it this time.
Go to next question...
Good call. Nothing motivates a client like a rival in spandex.
Go to next question...
a.
Gently persuade them that this role isn’t for them.
b.
Put them on the latest trendy kale and turmeric diet and google ‘shoe lifts’.
c.
Send them for the audition and hope for the best.
A casting call has gone out for “a six-foot-plus muscular type” but your client is five-foot-six and likes his burgers. He is insisting on an audition. Do you:
2% out of 10%
Incorrect. The client wants to strike a blow for the ‘more diminutive’ action hero
Go to next question...
Nope. Never wise to separate a distressed thesp from their comfort food
Go to next question...
Correct. Nobody thought
Keanu Reeves could be an action hero before Speed, and look what happened!
Go to next question...
Explore the board and discover fun facts through our info boxes!
TRY!
Under the custom HTML tab in the settings panel, add the following html code:
Within each question folder, the hotspots over answer options A-D have assigned SDK tags. You can add a tag by opening the SDK panel.
Create a quiz using the Software Development Kit.
If you are interested in SDK or have any questions, please contact your Customer Success Manager.
Template - SDK Tally Score Single Page Quiz
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Watch now!
Only in
For more celeb-based high jinks, check out Ten Percent, the brilliant new dramedy from Prime Video.
Wah-wah-wah! Sadly you have exactly none of the skills required to survive in the stress--drenched agency biz and you’d be shown the door in a Nightingale Hart-beat. May we suggest trying a less demanding career, such as heart surgeon or air-traffic controller.
Minus Ten Percent if anything
RETAKE QUIZ
Results
Watch now!
Only in
For more celeb-based high jinks, check out Ten Percent, the brilliant new dramedy from Prime Video.
While you’re certainly entertainment-savvy, psychologically astute and cut-throat career-driven, you’re not quite Nightingale Hart-ready yet. But work on your softer side and those all-important muffin-baskets and you might just make it.
Close but no cigar...
RETAKE QUIZ
Results
Watch now!
Only in
For more celeb-based high jinks, check out Ten Percent, the brilliant new dramedy from Prime Video.
You have UN-level diplomacy skills, the business savvy of a Fortune 500 CEO and are cooler than a frozen cucumber. In other words, perfect Nightingale Hart material. Take your Ten Percent and enjoy the fruits of your (considerable) labour!
Congrats! You did it!
RETAKE QUIZ
Results
0% out of 10%
Ah the life of a celebrity agent - the glitz, the glamour, the lists of impossible demands... All brilliantly captured in new Prime Video dramedy Ten Percent, which follows the team at fictional agency Nightingale Hart as they try (and fail and try again) to keep their A-listers happy.
If you fancy sussing your celeb-managing skills, take our quiz to see whether you would keep your clients and your commission – or lose both (and your dignity in the process). Get ready to fluff some egos...
Would you make your Ten Percent?
START QUIZ
START QUIZ
If you fancy sussing your celeb-managing skills, take our quiz to see whether you would keep your clients and your commission – or lose both (and your dignity in the process). Get ready to fluff some egos...
Ah the life of a celebrity agent - the glitz, the glamour, the lists of impossible demands... All brilliantly captured in new Prime Video dramedy Ten Percent, which follows the team at fictional agency Nightingale Hart as they try (and fail and try again) to keep their A-listers happy.
If you fancy sussing your celeb-managing skills, take our quiz to see whether you would keep your clients and your commission – or lose both (and your dignity in the process). Get ready to fluff some egos...