The transcript appears to be an interview with a well-known actor discussing his experiences working with animals on set and his forthcoming role in a TV mini-series. The actor recalls a humorous incident involving a horse and a bottle of vanilla-scented cologne, which led to a comedic scene. He also talks about his role in a James Bond film and a movie with Jim Belushi, where he plays a sheriff in an Oklahoma setting. He expresses his desire to showcase the scope of his upcoming project, a TV mini-series about the character Cleopatra, which he describes as "massive" and "the biggest set [he's] ever worked on in [his] life." The interview ends with a mention of the mini-series airing on ABC from 9 to 11 on Sunday and Monday nights.
1. The speaker is a well-respected and trained actor.
2. They were backstage with animals and were worried about wearing vanilla.
3. They shared a humorous anecdote about a scene involving a horse and vanilla eau de cologne.
4. The horse started to rear up and the audience laughed at the scene.
5. The speaker was involved in a TV mini-series, Cleopatra, that was highly anticipated.
6. They mentioned a movie they were in with Fran Drescher and the Beast on the Beach.
7. They expressed a desire to play a hillbilly in a movie.
8. They also played an Oklahoma sheriff in a modern gangster movie called Made Men.
9. They expressed excitement about leading about 1500 men on horseback in the Cleopatra movie.
10. They described the massive set of the city of Alexandria in the Cleopatra movie.
11. They mentioned that they had to miss lines due to consuming too much vanilla before a show.
12. Cleopatra was to be aired on Sundays and Mondays from 9 to 11 on ABC.
Please note that these are facts extracted from the text and may not necessarily reflect the speaker's personal opinions or feelings.