It is implied that he normally invites Andi but doesn't expect her to arrive. If he didn't invite her after murdering her, it would demonstrate that he knew she was dead, so the invite could have been sent to cover his own tracks.
As Glass Onion later reveals, Miles murdered Andi at her home, then concealed evidence about stealing her tech empire so no one would trace it back to him. He then invited their peers to party, sending puzzle boxes to help build an alibi, as the news would frame it as a suicide.
Everyone is surprised to see "Andi" show up — especially Miles because it turns out he killed her. Miles' shock by Blanc's presence is totally upended when he sees "Andi" (as Blanc was banking on). He even backs off from shaking Blanc's hand so he can make sure his eyes aren't deceiving him.
At that point, Duke knew that Miles was guilty, and in an attempt to blackmail him, he showed him on his phone, trying to get Miles to boost his YouTube channel.
However, the real mystery was not why Andi joined the others on Miles' private island but what was Andi's real identity to begin with. 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.
Shocking Reason Why Did Miles Send An Invite To Andi in Glass Onion Knives OUut
Why did Miles poison Duke?
Duke had worked out the truth and attempted to blackmail Miles, which led to Miles killing him using pineapple juice, which the streamer was allergic to.
Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery was released on Netflix last month, earning strong reviews from critics and audiences alike for its clever writing, which includes the reveal that Monáe's character, Andi, is actually Andi's twin sister, Helen.
However, while Andi was the true visionary and brains behind the company, Miles was a scapegoat who took all the credit for her ideas. After discussing hydrogen fuel alternatives with a Norwegian scientist, Miles patented his own experimental hydrogen fuel "Klear" despite Andi's concerns over its safety.
The napkin, originally drawn in Andi's hand on a 'Glass Onion' stamped napkin from the pub that was their old haunt, was the missing piece in a trial that awarded sole ownership of the company to Miles and ruined Andi's name and her life forever.
Why Miles Pushed Andi Out Of Their Company. In the Glass Onion ending explained, Miles was a brash inventor, and he believed himself to be a genius. Andi was the only one who saw him for what he was, and who was willing to stand up to him out of their friends.
Miles met Andi Brand and decided to form a company with her. Andi had an idea and Miles helped bring it to fruition. He became friends with her friends along the process. However, he and Andi butt heads after Andi had halted Klear's development for being unsafe.
Why The Glass Breaking Scene Was Important In Glass Onion. With Andi long dead and the killer standing just feet from her, getting away with yet another crime, Helen felt like she had no other option but to exact retribution of any kind.
So, who killed Andi? In a twist, none of Helen's original four suspects killed Andi. Instead, the culprit was none other than Miles, who learned of Andi's e-mail via a fax from Lionel.
We're back at Blanc's front door, as he's delivered a Miles Bron invitation of his own, from Andi's identical twin sister, Helen (also played by Monáe).
In a 2019 story, Jefferson tells Miles he has his mother's surname because Jefferson's physically abusive father was "not a good person" and not having his grandfather's name gave Miles a "clean start".
While there, Whiskey sneaks away with Miles seemingly having an affair with him. Duke sees. It's later revealed that Duke had Whiskey seduce Miles to let Duke join Alpha News.
Though writers confirm that resemblances between Elon Musk and fictional billionaire Miles Bron are coincidental, the two share undeniable parallels. A sequel to the celebrated Knives Out film, Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery has found steady and growing popularity on Netflix.
However, later in the film, it's revealed that Cassandra was killed before the film's end and her twin sister, Helen, took her place to find the culprit.
Exactly halfway through Glass Onion, it's revealed that Andi is in fact Helen, Andi's twin sister, and that Andi had actually been found dead days prior. This twist makes the movie's first half entirely different, with repeat viewings likely making it clear that what was thought to be Andi was Helen all along.
characters. Speaking to Krista Smith in a new episode of the Skip Intro podcast, the actor describes her own shock at the film's big twist, which reveals her dual identity, playing twin sisters Andi and Helen Brand.
The Mona Lisa is a signifier in the film as well. It represents Miles' wealth and his desire for being remembered. And so, ironically and beautifully, Helen gives Miles what he wants. He will forever be remembered in the same breath as the Mona Lisa, as it burned up.
When Glass Onion hit theaters for a limited release back in November, Grant was revealed as the actor playing Blanc's husband, Philip. Early in the film, Grant's voice can be heard offscreen, but viewers finally see him later, in a scene that takes place at Benoit's impeccable apartment.
