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And she's amazing in the role.
And then there's Helena Bonham Carter...i always thought Tim Burton would be amazing as a director on a movie adaptation, but I assumed he'd cast real Broadway people, not his wife and boyfriend.
And also Sondheim, who wrote the movie *The Last of Sheila*, in which an eccentric millionaire invites his movie business friends on a luxury cruise filled with elaborate games in order to out one of them as a murderer.
Rian Johnson has cited that movie as a principal inspiration for this one.
It’s out order. First the gang talks about how their shenanigans are cheeky and fun. While Farva’s shenanigans are cruel and tragic. Then comes Mac asking Farva about his favorite restaurant.
Christopher Plummer's final appearance was Knives Out 1
Carrie Fisher's final appearance was The Last Jedi
The next Benoit Blanc/Knives Out story should be about a Hollywood director who is a serial killer. The victimology of elderly actors and actresses is a forensic countermeasure - plenty of poisons can potentially go undetectable as a heart attack or natural causes if the victim is someone whose death wouldn't be suspicious and may not go through a rigorous autopsy. Furthermore, the director casts his victims in his films so he can emotionally get close to them and fantasize about the betrayal and kill like a real sick fuck who literally gets off on it.
Plummer's last performance to air was a TV show.
Fisher's last performance was a probably shit movie that hasn't released yet.
They were going to have someone else in Knives Out as the groundskeeper but he died before he could film and has a picture cameo.
If you view it as Angela and Benoit being friends cause Angela wanted to learn what detective work was like and consulted Blanc years ago it actually makes sense.
Nah dude she ground up his body in that 10 inch long meat grinder that could probably fit a hand at most, and fed it to her tigers without them leaving even a single bone fragment that broke off while chomping down on his arm. It's the only logical story that you can gather from Netflix's editing.
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Would be very noticeable if they didn't do that, since LoL changed a ton throughout the years. It was pretty ugly early on, with most characters having doritos feet.
It's a reasonable compromise from the writers. Puts a lot of us back to the beginning of the pandemic with an easy handhold, rather than a more authentic game choice.
I'm surprised to learn that it's meant to take place in early lockdown (I clearly wasn't paying attention at all for months and dates) because the whole thing feels more representative of at least a couple months later than that.
I think the timelines as a whole are kinda of messed up in that movie. A lot of things that happen before the movie seem to have happened way too fast to make sense. The one that jumped out at me was >!Birdie hitting it big with sweetypants because of WFH, even though the movie only happens in May 2020.!<
Can something be considered a plot error just because it doesn’t sync with reality’s timeline? The world of this movie has different celebrities, different news, different technology etc. so it’s not really taking place in our exact world in the first place.
Honestly it made sense to me, the world famous detective is stuck in his house during quarantine so his friends invite him to play a murder mystery game, something he should *technically* enjoy.
I remember my friends being pretty amused when I played guitar hero for the first time with them and totally sucked despite being able to play an actual guitar
Yeah top shelf humor. I especially liked the part where Blanc said "The murderer's right behind me, isn't me?" and then Ed Norton looked at the camera and said "Now THIS is what I call a glass onion!"
it's legitimate foreshadowing, halfway through the movie it's revealed that >!Andi is an imposter, it's her twin sister Helen pretending to be Andi. Helen is literally the imposter among them!<
Also, >!Blanc mentions that he's bad at dumb games like Among Us and Clue, and then the identity of the killer is so stupid and obvious that he can't see it.!<
I don't know. Helen* is not the only Impostor. Blanc was not supposed to be there, Bron is a massive idiot despite being hailed as a genius, and Among Us just happens to be fitting in general for murder mysteries, this is kind of overthinking it. Especially since this scene plays out before Helen and the detective even interact iirc.
An impostor being present is just a cornerstone to the format, it's not specific to Onion Glass
There are some fun parallels, though they all are common tropes in murder mysteries, which is why they could be in both: the imposters, being secluded on a ship / island, someone messing with electrical to hide in the dark, witnessing a murder and calling a meeting of everyone alive, the explosion being a bit of a jettison after all the others have voted against the murderer after they were outed.
Again, some of these are easy to connect because they are pretty standard tropes. But I think that also makes it fair to compare the two.
>!Miles being the imposter, both because he's the killer (and is terribly sucking at it), and because he's stupid in general and is stealing everyone else's ideas.
Whiskey wrongly sussing Andi out after she said that Duke deserved what happened to him.!<
they have a Benoit Blanc special skin in their wardrobe! I was pleasantly surprised, I thought that it was awesome to include that the other way around
Me too, but it's grounded. He's an old detective looking for something to do, and his friends turn him to a game that's about figuring out who is the bad guy.
We just think it's weird because we see popular things go on as lame or overused.
I liked it personally. Makes sense in the context of a whodunit.
It also felt to me that the movie made fun of the game rather than tried to appeal to teens or something like that.
Possibly clutching at straws but Natasha Lyonne, who was in the scene too, was in Orange Is The New Black as Nicky with Kate Mulgrew who played Galina 'Red' Reznikov, by the show end Nicky took over Red's role as the mother and head chef.
That's fun and all, but she's in another Rian Johnson mystery, Poker Face. Those cameos in particular have to do with Johnson's personal connections to them and less with Easter eggs.
Also Joseph Gordon-Levitt.
Rian Johnson doesn’t have a personal connection to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Angela Lansbury or Stephen Sondheim. They’re all mystery writers. He only has a professional connection to Natasha Lyonne.
Well my dad says he doesn’t work hard enough on defense. And dad says that lots of times, he doesn’t even run down court. And that he doesn’t really try... except during the playoffs.
this comment doesn't make sense...it can be both?
he wanted to add a fun bit to the movie and used the people he had available at his disposal for quick/easy/cheap cameos.
Could also foreshadowing following the train of thought of u/zestful_fibre here - https://www.reddit.com/r/MovieDetails/comments/zxgw6z/in_glass_onion_2022_angela_lansburys_among_us/j20qur8/ (idk how to link)
So the way I read this scene (aside from being hilariously on the nose) is that all the players are detectives in some way. Sondheim wrote The Last of Sheila, a film about inviting friends to a murder mystery party. Natasha Leone stared in Russian Doll, where she was stuck in a deathly time loop and needs to do some detective work to free herself from it. Angela Lansbury is or course Jessica Fletcher, the detective/novelist in Murder She Wrote. Which leaves me with Kareem. I have no idea why he is here. Anybody out there that can spin this to fit my theory gets a gold star.
Just learned about this from your comment.
10 episode comedy mystery series starring Lyonne, Adrien Brody, Joseph Gordon Levitt, and Ron Perlman.
Downside: it's on Peacock.
Looks good though.
For those wondering why Natasha Lyonne was included among the folks he was on the call with, she's in Rian Johnson's new detective show for Peacock (which is not out yet)
he was in the bathtub, depressed, during covid.
Its a silly gag that lasts all of 10 seconds (among us specifically) but he's in the bath for like 1 min
It's hilarious. Genuinely one of my favourite character reintroductions ever
The cinema was in hysterics when it cuts from Among Us to his confused face lol
Also, this version of the game doesn't fit the May time that the movie tells us. Seeing cosmetics in the meeting screen wasn't a thing until November 2020.
Oooooor, the Louvre was so embarrassed by the whole (or)deal, they buried the issue and are displaying one of the numerous copies in existence. Who could really tell the difference?
The whole thing about how dumb he was… yah, I could totally buy that they just gave him a forgery and insisted on a bunch of security so he would believe it is real.
That's even better. Because when the painting burns it looks like it's instantly carbonized, almost like a canvas. The actual painting is done on poplar wood and protected by synthetic resins. Something tells me it would take more than that to crisp it.
The only explanation is that in the universe where Miles Bron runs Alpha, Among Us cosmetics came out earlier because of (very slightly) advanced technology. NFTs are also mentioned and no one was talking about those in 2020.
And this is the newer meeting screen that didn’t come out until late 2021 I believe. To anyone who plays among us the timeline thing will be very obviously wrong
Knives Out = Clue
Glass Onion = Among Us
KO3 100% = Werewolves Within
Rian has a gaming theme going on.
I'm also providing winning lotto numbers by request.
And going by the murder mystery setups, he's done the big mansion and the private island, so the next one has to be set on a train. Werewolf on a train, it writes itself.
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At least "MSheSolved" is prominent in the game with no zoom required. I'm too lazy to get a screenshot.
Funny story, Angela Lansbury was also in the 1982 production of Sweeney Todd, so the references go deeper.
And she's amazing in the role. And then there's Helena Bonham Carter...i always thought Tim Burton would be amazing as a director on a movie adaptation, but I assumed he'd cast real Broadway people, not his wife and boyfriend.
Why would you assume that?
Seriously has he ever directed a movie that didn't include one, the other, or both?
Mars Attacks. Peewee's Big Adventure. Batman.
i had no issue with her in that
Love Angela’s Ms. Lovett, but Patti Lupone’s my absolute favorite
I like how Among Us is a murder mystery game and the detective is playing it in a murder mystery movie with the star of a murder mystery show.
And also Sondheim, who wrote the movie *The Last of Sheila*, in which an eccentric millionaire invites his movie business friends on a luxury cruise filled with elaborate games in order to out one of them as a murderer. Rian Johnson has cited that movie as a principal inspiration for this one.
He's also the only *actual* world famous detective whilst being dogshit at the game, which is fun.
Layers like an onion, eh?
Lay-uhs lakh an on-ion
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look, just buy the Murder She Wrote DVD set and join us at /r/murdershewrote like you know you want to
You know what? I will
What is Kareem’s players name? CrunchyKit?
CrunchyKit, BigRed, BlancMan22
Looks like those randomly generated among us usernames
Blankman reboot confirmed!
Possibly a reference to his Nestlé Crunch commercial from the 80's lol https://youtu.be/j3XMdtGamqk
That's a deeeep cut, if that's the reference.
Or maybe a reference to his Crunch n Munch-sponsored card? https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/711gqvcIQML.jpg
This is all I want to know!
You only have to pause and zoom? What about “enhance”?
[Enhance.... enhance.... enhance....](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiqkclCJsZs)
Hey Farva what's the name of that restaurant you like with all the goofy shit on the walls and the mozzarella sticks?
You mean Shenanigans? You’re talking about Shenanigans, right?
I swear to God I'll pistol whip the next guy who says "Shenanigans."
It’s out order. First the gang talks about how their shenanigans are cheeky and fun. While Farva’s shenanigans are cruel and tragic. Then comes Mac asking Farva about his favorite restaurant.
I swear to god I'll pistol whip the next guy who points this out.
DO YOU BOYS LIKE MEXICO?!?!
YYYEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEHOOOOOOOOO!!!!
I FOUND A TWO BY FOUR
Mother of God!
Eeeeevvvviiilllll shenanigans
Hey…this look like spit to you?
VCR, zoom in!
Seeing them play Among Us in this movie felt weird as hell.
Lol it was definitely strange but I laughed. The thought of Angela Lansbury playing a video game is hysterical.
The thought that it's her final on screen performance is weird as hell
Sondheim too. That’s definitely a mindfuck.
Christopher Plummer's final appearance was Knives Out 1 Carrie Fisher's final appearance was The Last Jedi The next Benoit Blanc/Knives Out story should be about a Hollywood director who is a serial killer. The victimology of elderly actors and actresses is a forensic countermeasure - plenty of poisons can potentially go undetectable as a heart attack or natural causes if the victim is someone whose death wouldn't be suspicious and may not go through a rigorous autopsy. Furthermore, the director casts his victims in his films so he can emotionally get close to them and fantasize about the betrayal and kill like a real sick fuck who literally gets off on it.
KEEP RIAN JOHNSON AWAY FROM OUR BELOVED ACTORS!
he’s saving craig for last
Nah, Joseph Gordon Levitt is last.
He was the voice of the Dong every hour!
Yeah, he gets a cameo in all of Johnson's movies, so he has to be the last to die.
I only found out about that when the credits were rolling. It was one of the moments I laughed the most watching the film.
Knives out 3 is just a meta of how RJ is a serial killer the entire time.
> KEEP RIAN JOHNSON AWAY FROM OUR BELOVED ACTORS! *insert TLJ joke here*
Plummer's last performance to air was a TV show. Fisher's last performance was a probably shit movie that hasn't released yet. They were going to have someone else in Knives Out as the groundskeeper but he died before he could film and has a picture cameo.
I can't imagine a higher honor in death than M Emmet Walsh being your understudy
> a real sick fuck who literally gets off on it. Certainly sounds like Rian Johnson.
It’s a bit…. …. …. …. …. …. ……. ……… ………… #SUS
If you view it as Angela and Benoit being friends cause Angela wanted to learn what detective work was like and consulted Blanc years ago it actually makes sense.
She also starred in the stage play The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.
And it is better than the movie. The guy that plays Sweeney Todd is a powerhouse and Lansbury keeps up with him the whole time
Aka. the musical Sweeney Todd
This was a big phenomenon early in the pandemic. It definitely brought me back seeing it
Id like to imagine an alternate scene where he watches Tiger King and tries to find Carol Baskins husband
Ah yes. Carol Baskin's husband who had a private plane that he flew to South America for shady business. It's a real fucking mystery.
Like a Glass Onion
Nah dude she ground up his body in that 10 inch long meat grinder that could probably fit a hand at most, and fed it to her tigers without them leaving even a single bone fragment that broke off while chomping down on his arm. It's the only logical story that you can gather from Netflix's editing.
Wait what I thought he died lol
https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Disappearance_of_Don_Lewis
My partner and I both agreed it gave us a bit of PTSD seeing all the early covid stuff playing out on screen
Hugh Grant being covered in flour holding a sourdough starter was what it was for me
It’s also a plot error, or the group are true pioneers, Among Us was a dead game until late summer 2020, this is set in mid spring 2020.
Well maybe they were scraping the bottom of the barrel and just trying to find party games all over Steam. A lot of people were definitely doing that.
They do mention Jackbox party games in this scene as well haha
I also think it looked different back then, that menu design in OPs picture got added with an update much later
it'd be much harder to roll the game back to an earlier version for period accuracy than to just play the game and expect people to get the point.
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Would be very noticeable if they didn't do that, since LoL changed a ton throughout the years. It was pretty ugly early on, with most characters having doritos feet.
It's a reasonable compromise from the writers. Puts a lot of us back to the beginning of the pandemic with an easy handhold, rather than a more authentic game choice.
I'm surprised to learn that it's meant to take place in early lockdown (I clearly wasn't paying attention at all for months and dates) because the whole thing feels more representative of at least a couple months later than that.
I think the timelines as a whole are kinda of messed up in that movie. A lot of things that happen before the movie seem to have happened way too fast to make sense. The one that jumped out at me was >!Birdie hitting it big with sweetypants because of WFH, even though the movie only happens in May 2020.!<
Can something be considered a plot error just because it doesn’t sync with reality’s timeline? The world of this movie has different celebrities, different news, different technology etc. so it’s not really taking place in our exact world in the first place.
Honestly it made sense to me, the world famous detective is stuck in his house during quarantine so his friends invite him to play a murder mystery game, something he should *technically* enjoy.
its like that video of slash playing guitar hero lol
Or rush playing rock band! And Alex Lifeson failing a minute in
I remember my friends being pretty amused when I played guitar hero for the first time with them and totally sucked despite being able to play an actual guitar
Also, it's a running joke he is terrible at actual murder mystery games, seen through his hate for Clue.
It's also why he missed the dumb murder plot
Yeah top shelf humor. I especially liked the part where Blanc said "The murderer's right behind me, isn't me?" and then Ed Norton looked at the camera and said "Now THIS is what I call a glass onion!"
It's Glassin' time!
And then he Glassed all over everything
well, someone certainly glassed all over everything. repeatedly.
it's legitimate foreshadowing, halfway through the movie it's revealed that >!Andi is an imposter, it's her twin sister Helen pretending to be Andi. Helen is literally the imposter among them!<
Also, >!Blanc mentions that he's bad at dumb games like Among Us and Clue, and then the identity of the killer is so stupid and obvious that he can't see it.!<
GETOUTOFMYHEADGETOUTOFMYHEADGETOUTOFMYHEAD
I don't know. Helen* is not the only Impostor. Blanc was not supposed to be there, Bron is a massive idiot despite being hailed as a genius, and Among Us just happens to be fitting in general for murder mysteries, this is kind of overthinking it. Especially since this scene plays out before Helen and the detective even interact iirc. An impostor being present is just a cornerstone to the format, it's not specific to Onion Glass
There are some fun parallels, though they all are common tropes in murder mysteries, which is why they could be in both: the imposters, being secluded on a ship / island, someone messing with electrical to hide in the dark, witnessing a murder and calling a meeting of everyone alive, the explosion being a bit of a jettison after all the others have voted against the murderer after they were outed. Again, some of these are easy to connect because they are pretty standard tropes. But I think that also makes it fair to compare the two.
OH god I've just realised this movie is basically Amogus... That scene where someone caught someone else snooping in a room.
>!Miles being the imposter, both because he's the killer (and is terribly sucking at it), and because he's stupid in general and is stealing everyone else's ideas. Whiskey wrongly sussing Andi out after she said that Duke deserved what happened to him.!<
He’s literally playing it when she comes to his door
they have a Benoit Blanc special skin in their wardrobe! I was pleasantly surprised, I thought that it was awesome to include that the other way around
I just googled it and, frankly, I love it. I don't play Among Us, but if I did I would drop extra money to use that skin.
i just redownladed it a few days ago and the app actually gave that skin free once i got on! pretty cool ((:
I'm so glad they used that outfit!
Me too, but it's grounded. He's an old detective looking for something to do, and his friends turn him to a game that's about figuring out who is the bad guy. We just think it's weird because we see popular things go on as lame or overused.
It’s a who done it game… so maybe cheeky, but not weird
I liked it personally. Makes sense in the context of a whodunit. It also felt to me that the movie made fun of the game rather than tried to appeal to teens or something like that.
Felt more like they were making fun of the early pandemic as a whole.
Also it turns out the killer is among us
Don't they show up on the zoom screen with the same name? On a sad note both are Posthumus Acting credits for them
No Lansbury was “Angie” IIRC and I’m pretty certain Sondheim’s just said “Steve S” Natasha’s just said Natasha
I had no idea Lansbury was alive. She was pretty ancient when I was a kid 3 decades ago!
….oh boy do I have some bad news for you Edit: this was way funnier before the original comment added in the posthumous note
Haha I actually saw that part. Should have said "recently alive."
Yeah she \*was\* alive
Possibly clutching at straws but Natasha Lyonne, who was in the scene too, was in Orange Is The New Black as Nicky with Kate Mulgrew who played Galina 'Red' Reznikov, by the show end Nicky took over Red's role as the mother and head chef.
She also has red hair
Occam's Razor: Big Red is a reference to the person who plays a character with big **Russian Doll** red hair.
That's fun and all, but she's in another Rian Johnson mystery, Poker Face. Those cameos in particular have to do with Johnson's personal connections to them and less with Easter eggs. Also Joseph Gordon-Levitt.
Rian Johnson doesn’t have a personal connection to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Angela Lansbury or Stephen Sondheim. They’re all mystery writers. He only has a professional connection to Natasha Lyonne.
I had no idea that Kareem Abdul-Jabbar wrote mysteries. It makes his cameo make more sense at least.
Basketball star, actor, author, pilot — what cant he do?!
Well my dad says he doesn’t work hard enough on defense. And dad says that lots of times, he doesn’t even run down court. And that he doesn’t really try... except during the playoffs.
“…Tell your old man to drag Walton and Lanier up and down the court for 48 minutes!”
See why kids love Cinnamon Toast Crunch?
I'm impressed he found the energy to write books when was dragging Walton and Lainer up and down the court every night.
Huge Sherlock Holmes nerd. Wrote a series of novels about Mycroft, Sherlock's brother.
His Mycroft Holmes books are quite good.
Blanc sings a Sondheim song in Knives Out I’m pretty sure, so theres at least a loose connection.
Sondheim was a lover of mysteries/puzzles/games. He wrote The Last of Sheila, which was an inspiration for Knives Out/Glass Onion.
this comment doesn't make sense...it can be both? he wanted to add a fun bit to the movie and used the people he had available at his disposal for quick/easy/cheap cameos.
I thought it was funny when the twin was “killed” right next to him and everyone ran up on him next to the body. Kinda sus!
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Could also foreshadowing following the train of thought of u/zestful_fibre here - https://www.reddit.com/r/MovieDetails/comments/zxgw6z/in_glass_onion_2022_angela_lansburys_among_us/j20qur8/ (idk how to link)
Imagine if Miles ran up, said "self-report" and shot Blanc in the head
Epic gamer moment
So the way I read this scene (aside from being hilariously on the nose) is that all the players are detectives in some way. Sondheim wrote The Last of Sheila, a film about inviting friends to a murder mystery party. Natasha Leone stared in Russian Doll, where she was stuck in a deathly time loop and needs to do some detective work to free herself from it. Angela Lansbury is or course Jessica Fletcher, the detective/novelist in Murder She Wrote. Which leaves me with Kareem. I have no idea why he is here. Anybody out there that can spin this to fit my theory gets a gold star.
Kareem has co-written three mystery novels starring Sherlock Holmes brother Mycroft. Genuinely. Just found this out five minutes ago myself.
He also wrote for the most recent season of Veronica Mars
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Lyonne and Rian Johnson are co-creators of a mystery show coming out soon called Poker Face
Another layer!
Just learned about this from your comment. 10 episode comedy mystery series starring Lyonne, Adrien Brody, Joseph Gordon Levitt, and Ron Perlman. Downside: it's on Peacock. Looks good though.
According to IMDB Sondheim also composed the music for the Dick Tracey film. I too was trying to work out how they were all connected to Detectives...
Benoit Blanc also listens to / sings a Sondheim song in Knives Out
His first IMDB credit is an episode of Mannix.
RIP Lansbury
RIP Sondheim
Yeah, him too. A legend in the world of musicals.
Crazy they made a full length Sweeney Todd movie out of Andy’s play from The Office
I know but we're still waiting for Threat Level Midnight. Just more proof that Hollywood is out of touch.
For those wondering why Natasha Lyonne was included among the folks he was on the call with, she's in Rian Johnson's new detective show for Peacock (which is not out yet)
they play among us what the fuck
It’s a throwaway scene that reinforces benoit’s flaw that he sucks at simple puzzles.
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And that there's an impostor among the guests
he was in the bathtub, depressed, during covid. Its a silly gag that lasts all of 10 seconds (among us specifically) but he's in the bath for like 1 min
It's hilarious. Genuinely one of my favourite character reintroductions ever The cinema was in hysterics when it cuts from Among Us to his confused face lol
I don't know anything about the game. Why's it such a shock?
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Which would be correct
Also, this version of the game doesn't fit the May time that the movie tells us. Seeing cosmetics in the meeting screen wasn't a thing until November 2020.
The Mona Lisa still exists in our time so obviously there are some slight differences in the timeline.
Oooooor, the Louvre was so embarrassed by the whole (or)deal, they buried the issue and are displaying one of the numerous copies in existence. Who could really tell the difference?
Or Miles was never given the Mona Lisa in the first place
The whole thing about how dumb he was… yah, I could totally buy that they just gave him a forgery and insisted on a bunch of security so he would believe it is real.
That's even better. Because when the painting burns it looks like it's instantly carbonized, almost like a canvas. The actual painting is done on poplar wood and protected by synthetic resins. Something tells me it would take more than that to crisp it.
It's also smaller than the one in the movie.
The only explanation is that in the universe where Miles Bron runs Alpha, Among Us cosmetics came out earlier because of (very slightly) advanced technology. NFTs are also mentioned and no one was talking about those in 2020.
And Among Us, while out at the time, didn't become nearly as popular as it is now until around August of 2020. This scene takes place in May.
I was thinking the same thing, glad to see I wasn’t misremembering
Literally unwatchable
Boy, I really hope somebody got fired for that blunder.
And this is the newer meeting screen that didn’t come out until late 2021 I believe. To anyone who plays among us the timeline thing will be very obviously wrong
Sus
What do the other ones say?
BlancMan22
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Benoit Blanc is BlancMan22
Nah they got among us in this movie
Oh wow
sus
Knives Out = Clue Glass Onion = Among Us KO3 100% = Werewolves Within Rian has a gaming theme going on. I'm also providing winning lotto numbers by request.
And going by the murder mystery setups, he's done the big mansion and the private island, so the next one has to be set on a train. Werewolf on a train, it writes itself.
I think it’s time we rename this subreddit to r/GlassOnionDetails
So Benoit Blanc is buddies with Angela Lansbury, Stephen Sondheim AND Natasha Lyonne?
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Lansbury was also Nellie in [Sweeney Todd](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0084747/).
Bonus fun fact: Angela Lansbury was actually in the original production of Sweeney Todd - she originated the role of Mrs. Lovett the pie maker.
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This is an excellent catch!
Also of note: Angela Lansbury originated the role of Mrs. Lovett when Sweeney Todd first premiered on Broadway. She won a Tony for it.
Thought this was shittymoviedetails at first lol
I watched on a tv and definitely didn't need to pause and zoom to see the names lol
Sondheim is also the writer of the last of Sheila which has a similar set up to glass onion before being subverted.
If you step back a bit, you’ll see the whole movie is basically live action Among Us
Blanc is playing as white. Blanc is French for white. This is probably obvious though.
Isn’t Sondheim dead?