
Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery (2022) on Netflix
PG-1320222h 19mCrimeDramaThriller
Detective Benoit Blanc arrives on a private Greek island, where billionaire Miles Bron has gathered his friends for a murder mystery game. Andi Brand, an Alpha co-founder, is among them.
- Netflix4.1/5
- IMDb7.1/10533,690 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes92%
Trailer
Plot summary
Tech billionaire Miles Bron, co-founder of Alpha, invites his friends to a murder mystery game at his house on a Greek island. Lionel Toussaint, Claire Debella, Birdie Jay, Duke Cody and Andi Brand, a fellow Alpha co-founder at odds with the group, make the trip. Detective Benoit Blanc arrives too, saying Miles asked him, and Miles lets him stay. Miles shows off his glass sculptures and the Mona Lisa, borrowed from the Louvre, and says the house runs on Klear, a hydrogen fuel Alpha plans to sell.
Cast
Daniel Craigas Benoit Blanc
Edward Nortonas Miles Bron
Janelle Monáeas Andi Brand
Kathryn Hahnas Claire Debella
Leslie Odom Jr.as Lionel Toussaint
Kate Hudsonas Birdie Jay
Dave Bautistaas Duke Cody
Jessica Henwickas Peg
Madelyn Clineas Whiskey
Noah Seganas Derol
Jackie Hoffmanas Ma
Dallas Robertsas Devon Debella
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery (2022)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- In March 2021 Netflix outbid Amazon and Apple at an auction, paying $469 million for Glass Onion and another Knives Out sequel, with at least $40 million budgeted for each; Rian Johnson, Daniel Craig and producer Ram Bergman reportedly made over $100 million for the two films.
- Glass Onion's one-week theatrical release in roughly 600 American theaters in November 2022 marked the first time a Netflix-distributed film was shown in all three major US chains: AMC, Regal and Cinemark.
- Rian Johnson discovered the Amanzoe's Villa 20 in Porto Heli and used it as a major Glass Onion location; it also housed the cast and their families for most of the shoot, which Johnson called a summer vacation where they also made a movie.
- Rian Johnson wanted Glass Onion's title to hint at something hidden in plain sight, chose "glass" because it is clear, then searched his phone for songs with the word and settled on the Beatles' "Glass Onion", which plays over the end credits.




























