IELTS Speaking Part 2 Sample Answer – Describe a Character From a Film

This is a high-scoring sample answer for the following IELTS Speaking Part 2 question: Describe a story or novel you have read that you found interesting. Read them to understand what you need to talk about and the kind of answers you need to score well in your IELTS speaking test. For advice, strategies and tips on the best ways to answer (because 2 minutes is very long), this article will help.


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IELTS Speaking Part 2 Quiz

IELTS Speaking Part 2


Describe a Character From a Film

You should say:
What character it is
Who acted the character
When you saw the film
And explain whether you like this character


Sample Answer

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I’m not really a film watcher, I’m not really a movie fan at all, I don’t mind them, I don’t go to the cinema that much, I watch a movie on the TV if it’s on, but you know when you know looking at this question about a character in a film, I immediately thought of someone was renting out of street and spotting one was Shrek actually, but the person I’d like to talk about is the person I think of as the woman out of Fargo, Fargo is a kind of thriller kind of murder mystery set in the west of the Midwest of America, in the middle of winter, so there’s no absolutely everywhere, and this woman, I can’t remember the character’s name for the life of me, but I think her actresses Frances McDormand or something like that, something similar to that, but she’s very steadfast, I mean she’s heavily pregnant, she has to deal with all this snow, she has to deal with some incredibly stupid people and stupid suspects, and she’s just very persistent and very pragmatic, and she treats everything as if it’s some kind of a domestic occurrence, and so it doesn’t matter if it’s some important suspect, thanks that something’s wrong, she just treats just another problem that needs to be worked through, and without getting excited and so on, and even if she does get excited, she says something like, oh my god.

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