In Glass Onion, Angela Lansbury plays one of Blanc's friends when the detective is shown playing Among Us in a video call with some friends, all of whom are a fun celebrity cameo for the audience to discover.
One of the most notable occurs when Benoit Blanc (Daniel Craig), bereft and in a bathtub, unable to leave his home during the pandemic, has a package delivered. The door is answered, to the surprise and delight of the audience, not by Blanc but by Hugh Grant, appearing in an apron, mid-baking, on Blanc's behalf.
“Here's an interesting thing,” Johnson told Decider over Zoom. “So if you look at [Lyonne's] cameo on Glass Onion she's in the Charlie Cale makeup and look in her trailer in between setups on Poker Face. So it's Natasha, [and] in the world of Glass Onion, Poker Face is a show that his friend Natasha is shooting.”
'Glass Onion' star Noah Segan shares Easter eggs, a deleted scene, and the yacht-rock song that inspired his scene-stealing stoner Derol. Noah Segan, who plays scene-stealer Derol in "Glass Onion," has starred in all of Rian Johnson's movies.
As Glass Onion progressed, it was revealed that Helen, Andi's twin sister, was impersonating Andi to uncover the mystery of her twin's death and find her sister's killer.
Before Blanc left, he slipped her a piece of Klear. Just like Andi warned, the substance is extremely unstable, and when she throws the nugget at the fireplace, the Glass Onion blows up like the "Hindenberg" that Claire had feared.
Even more so, while Knives Out plays on the Thrombey family (and the subject of rich troubled families for that matter), Glass Onion puts together a colorful cast of characters, each representing a power player in different sectors of modern society, the so-called disruptors.
Glass Onion director Rian Johnson has revealed that Yo-Yo Ma rewrote his own cameo scene in the film. Appearing on the podcast The Filmcast, Johnson discussed the legendary cellist's brief appearance and added that he made the re-write request while on set.
The films are critiques of how greed can cause rich people who only care about money to commit horrible acts like murder, with the central theme of Glass Onion only further exploring what Knives Out began in how murder and money can often go hand in hand.
According to his interview with Netflix TUDUM, the title Glass Onion was only chosen as so because Johnson wanted a title with "glass" in it to pay homage to the fact that the answer to the mystery was "all in plain sight from the very start." It was obvious and transparent - like glass.
The Disruptors are the main antagonists of the 2022 murder mystery film Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery. They are a group of influencers and friends of Miles Bron, who all, in attempts to keep their rich life up, stays with Miles corruption, even at the detriment to their former friend Cassandra Brand.
In an interview with Collider, Hugh Grant confirmed that his cameo character in Rian Johnson's Glass Onion, Phillip, is, in fact, married to Daniel Craig's character, the illustrious detective Benoit Blanc.
Rian Johnson, writer-director of Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery, has recently revealed that the cast and crew of the film shot an end-credits sequence that would have ruined the film's impactful ending. Luckily, Johnson and co decided against using the stinger, which massively benefited the film's story.
Are Hugh Grant and Daniel Craig a couple in Glass Onion?
Hugh Grant has confirmed that his character is married to Daniel Craig in "Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery." Grant only appears briefly in the film, which premiered on Netflix in December, answering the door at the home of Craig's lead character Benoit Blanc while he's in the bathtub.
Meanwhile, Glass Onion tells a story that feels incredibly basic in comparison. The main problem with this film is that although it's a mystery film, it doesn't give you the tools to solve the mystery.
Its ensemble is more varied than Knives', and its critique of the clueless rich more relevant to our age. Glass Onion is bigger and more precisely designed than Knives Out, but what makes it a more satisfying movie is that it sits with its characters more rather than immediately showing off their decay.
Taking inspiration from the great dame of detective stories, Johnson takes us on another Christie-esque whodunnit masterclass that subverts the classic tropes while paying homage to the same in Glass Onion, the second instalment of the Knives Out franchise, streaming on Netflix.
Benoit Blanc Hitting The Piano Key Is An Investigation Technique. Benoit knew the truth in Knives Out from the very start, and that's thanks to his unique investigation techniques. Benoit isn't just hitting the piano key at random times, instead, it's a way to alert Detective Elliott to ask a specific question.
By the time he emerges in last year's sequel, “Glass Onion,” the tie is absent. In its place, Blanc displays an arsenal of neckerchiefs in robin's-egg blue, yolk yellow and a silky-looking salmon. He arrives on the film's sandy setting as more of a raffish retiree.
In Glass Onion, Angela Lansbury plays one of Blanc's friends when the detective is shown playing Among Us in a video call with some friends, all of whom are a fun celebrity cameo for the audience to discover.
In Glass Onion, the Mona Lisa is a symbol for legacy. The painting serves as a moodboard for Bron's life, if you will, embodying the end goal he wants to achieve.
It was staged as a suicide so no one would suspect Miles was the culprit. Meanwhile, Duke (Dave Bautista, once again showing audiences he's more than Drax) had a drink that was dosed with pineapple juice, which immediately killed him because he's deathly allergic to pineapples.
