Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery
When the game ends, the mystery begins.
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Budget
$40 000 000
Box office
$13 280 000
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Producer
Rian Johnson, Ram Bergman, Tom Karnowski
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Rick Heinrichs, Martin Wellstein, Malte Lauinger
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Short description
World-famous detective Benoit Blanc heads to Greece to peel back the layers of a mystery surrounding a tech billionaire and his eclectic crew of friends.
What's left behind the scenes
- In Miles Bron's living room hangs a painting by Mark Rothko (1903-1970) entitled “No. 207,” but it is hung upside down to demonstrate this character’s true attitude towards art and his overall level of intellectual development. In reality, the painting is titled “No. 207 (Red on Dark Blue over Dark Gray),” and the title itself contains a hint as to how the painting should be hung. According to the filmmakers' intent, Bron doesn’t even understand this.
- When designing Benoit Blanc's swimwear, costume designer Jenny Egan used production notes for a swimsuit that had once been conceived for Frank Sinatra.
- In Miles Bron's living room, Mark Rothko's painting “No. 207” is hung upside down to demonstrate the character’s broad outlook. The full title – “No. 207 (Red on Dark Blue over Dark Gray)” – is a hint as to how the painting should be hung.
- Ethan Hawke's cameo was not originally planned, but as it happened, he was in Budapest filming the mini-series 'Moon Knight' at the time of production, so he flew to Greece for one day to film his scene.
- Kaley Cuoco was initially considered for the role eventually played by Kate Hudson.
- Edward Norton's appearance in the flashback, when Andy introduces him to the others, is based on the look of Tom Cruise's character in the drama 'Magnolia'.
- When working on Benoit Blanc's swimsuit, as portrayed by Daniel Craig, costume designer Jenny Egen used working notes on a swimsuit once designed for Frank Sinatra (1915-1998).
- At the 6-minute mark, when Duke (played by Dave Bautista) is talking to his mother (played by Jackie Hoffman), a poster for the film “Scarface” can be seen on the left wall.
- Ethan Hawke's cameo was not originally planned, but it happened that he was in Budapest filming the mini-series 'Moon Knight' at the time of the film's shooting, so he flew to Greece for a day to film his scene.
- Kaley Cuoco was initially considered for the role played by Kate Hudson.
- At the 6-minute mark, when Duke (played by Dave Bautista) is talking to his mother (played by Jackie Hoffman), a poster for the movie 'Scarface' can be seen on the wall to the left.
- Edward Norton's appearance in the flashback, when Andy introduces him to the others, is based on Tom Cruise's character in the drama 'Magnolia'.
- While working on the swimsuit for Benoit Blanc, costume designer Jenny Egen used working notes on a swimsuit once designed for Frank Sinatra.
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