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room without cutting. It was very complex to record. Steven was really pleased with how we were able to get all that stuff, and his post team was, too, as I believe they had the shortest post schedule of any film Steven has made since the 1970's. The original Knives Out was similarly talky, with complicated, dialog-driven scenes and lots of characters speaking. I don't think we ever got to eighteen, but there were like fourteen, ten, or twelve people all talking at once and it just was very busy. When Rian and Tom were discussing the potential recording difficulties in early pre-production, I think my name came up." Knives Out shot in and around Boston during a particularly chilly autumn, with a bitter cold snap in November and December, but the sequel ventured to southern Greece and the city of Porto Cheli, plus the island of Spetses. The main set was a large villa made up of twelve pavilions that cascade down a hillside with a huge central staircase and six pools. Some of the interior sets in the main villa were then built on an enormous stage in Belgrade, Serbia. "As I heard it, when the idea of a sequel was mooted, Daniel Craig was like, "Yeah, I'd love to do the character again. I'd love to be involved, but I want it to be some place really nice. I want it to be like a holiday in a great location … somewhere that's warm." When they first began talking to me, I believe they thought it might be Tahiti or Bora Bora or something like that. But we ended up in a part of Greece that's gorgeous and in an amazing villa that's just phenomenal. Once they found that house in Greece, they were like, "Oh yeah, this will be it," and then they were able to build the production around this one, outrageous villa." Glass Onion is a crime whodunnit where Detective Benoit Blanc, played by Daniel Craig, solves another murder mystery. The cast included Kate Hudson, Ethan Hawke, Edward Norton, Dave Bautista, Janelle Monae, Kathryn Hahn, Leslie Odom Jr., Madelyne Cline, and Jessica Henwick, with some intriguing cameos, including Hugh Grant, Yo-Yo Ma, and the late Angela Lansbury and Stephen Sondheim, to name some of the large cast. Drew Kunin Drew Kunin's cart