After Dark: Rian Johnson Peels Back The Layers on 'Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery'
Added 2023-01-19 13:00:03 +0000 UTCIn this special episode of The Filmcast: After Dark, writer/director Rian Johnson returns to the podcast to troll David Chen and also to discuss the making of Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery. We delve into topics such as:
- Why Johnson chose this particular mystery for Benoit Blanc to tackle
- Major deleted scenes/plotlines
- How Johnson structured the story
- How the look of the final shot was achieved
- Why the movie has the subtitle A Knives Out Mystery
- And much more!
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Comments
Please do a Poker Face AfterDark!
David
2023-01-30 22:40:20 +0000 UTChird this! I look foreword to every single Rian visit to the /Filmcast and now just Filmcast! (Been listening since the Quigley days. And this time around the episode was teased on my birthday- the second Devindra uttered the word banjo I knew it was on. Then came the screenshot. Been a Patreon sub since day one. I was so excited. I thought to myself, "this will be the one" | exclusively listen to the episodes, though for some reviews I also then go back and watch the full videos. For this episode, especially after Dave dropped this screenshot, I decided I will definitely watch the video first. I mean, c'mon, I can remember listening to episode 100 of the pod and my buddy who had a breakout success with Brick and then killed it with Brother's Bloom was right there on this little podcast I adored and he was just fitting right in. Then came the banjo and the antics. Every time he's on I think " wish this was a video podcast". So, uh l guess I'm asking-- pleading for this to be turned into the best 45 min of episodic content I watch this year. Please & thank you.
Alexander Sanchez
2023-01-27 16:39:12 +0000 UTC
