Glass Onion Cast Photos - Netflix Tudum
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“There’s a touch of Tennessee Williams in there,” Daniel Craig says of Benoit Blanc’s now-iconic drawl. “There’s a touch of the historian Shelby Foote. It’s trying to create something that’s a bit otherworldly.”
Photographs by Emily Soto
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“What I love the most is that I got an opportunity to now call these people family,” Janelle Monáe says of her Glass Onion castmates.
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“It helped make the moments feel even more real and the fun more genuine.”
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Monáe plays Cassandra “Andi” Brand in the film.
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“Are you innocent? Are you guilty?” Glass Onion’s Kate Hudson asks.
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“You play into certain things differently for the sake of the roller coaster you want the audience to be on.”
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Hudson plays disgraced former model Birdie Jay in Glass Onion.
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“Rian’s just the most fantastic puzzle maker,” Edward Norton says of Glass Onion director Rian Johnson.
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In Glass Onion, Norton plays lynchpin tech billionaire Miles Bron.
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“We were able to play both guilty and innocent at the same time,” Kathryn Hahn says; Hahn plays political aspirant Claire Debella.
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“People are all that all the time, all at once. Nobody is as righteous or good or whatever we're projecting to be all the time.”
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“Being a fan of the first movie, I saw Rian’s real love for the ensemble nature of the storytelling,” Glass Onion ensemble member Leslie Odom Jr. says.
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Odom Jr. takes on the role of scientist and Bron consultant Lionel Toussaint in Glass Onion.
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“One of my favorite movies growing up was Clue,” says Jessica Henwick.
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“And ever since then, I have been obsessed with trying to get into one.” Mission accomplished.
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In Glass Onion, Henwick plays Birdie’s long-suffering assistant, Peg.
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“I loved knowing what was going to happen,” Madelyn Cline gloats on the twists and turns of Glass Onion.
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In Glass Onion, Cline plays Whiskey, sidekick and partner to Dave Bautista’s macho meathead Duke Cody.
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It gives the audience some expectations and the appearance of a puzzle to solve,” Glass Onion writer/director Rian Johnson says of playing in the murder mystery genre. “You can take that and put it over other genres, and have a lot of fun and play with the form.”


















