Rian Johnson says he initially struggled with GlassOnion's Andi reveal 👀😯 'By the process, I was dragged kicking and screaming... I didn’t want to do it, it seemed like a horrible trope, and just, 'Will the audience ever forgive me for this?''
Writer/director Rian Johnson explains why he was initially against the big Andi twist in Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery. Following a limited theatrical release, the sequel to 2019's Knives Out premiered on Netflix in December and has garnered praise from critics and audiences alike. It tracks Detective Benoit Blanc as he finds himself wrapped up in an investigation surrounding tech billionaire Miles Bron and his friends on a remote island in Greece.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY Glass Onion's Andi-Helen twist proved essential to the larger mystery of the film, but in a recent interview with The Wrap, Johnson explains why he originally did not want to incorporate it. The director talks about the placement of that big reveal and says "it can't just be seeing it from a different angle.
"I mean, that’s a challenge. I feel like the first question, OK, how do you pull this off? And I guess the primary thing was, it can’t just be seeing it from a different angle. It has to be enough of a basic perspective shift that there’s a new tension that’s introduced in the repeat of all the different scenes. This is what led to the idea of twins. By the process, I was dragged kicking and screaming to identical twins.
Andi's killer was revealed to be Miles, who was also responsible for the death of Duke Cody during the getaway. As Blanc pointed out, Duke did not accidentally take Miles' glass, but was handed a drink containing pineapple juice, causing a deadly allergic reaction. Duke received notification of Andi's passing and, after showing Miles, he was killed so that he could not alert anyone else.
Between the first Knives Out and its sequel, Johnson has entertained audiences with creative murder mysteries, so it may come as a surprise to find that he was initially against one of Glass Onion's biggest twists. With a Knives Out 3 on the way, it will be interesting to see what the writer/director comes up with next, and whether it will get a longer theatrical release than this installment did.
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