Knives Out (2019) - A Doughnut Within a Doughnut Scene (7/10) | Movieclips
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- Knives Out - A Doughnut Within a Doughnut: Blanc (Daniel Craig) explains his suspicion that the crime goes much deeper than he originally anticipated.
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FILM DESCRIPTION:
The circumstances surrounding the death of crime novelist Harlan Thrombey are mysterious, but there's one thing that renowned Detective Benoit Blanc knows for sure -- everyone in the wildly dysfunctional Thrombey family is a suspect. Now, Blanc must sift through a web of lies and red herrings to uncover the truth.
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Cast: Ana de Armas, Daniel Craig, LaKeith Stanfield
Producer: Ram Bergman
Director: Rian Johnson
Screenwriter: Rian Johnson
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Ana de Arms isn’t acting in this scene, she is actually genuinely confused.
ahahaha!
your rude she does better acting than you probably
NotEarth r/wooooosh
@@notskye2396 profile pic checks out
NotEarth How is that rude?
Daniel Craig seems like he's having way too much fun playing this role.
I'm glad the sequel would follow Benoit's next case.
He would be great in a TV show or an anthology film series
Their’s gonna be a sequel
Really a sequel?!
I mean it makes sense Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot has been in several stories and movies so the series of detective movies is a popular theme.
@@wilsonjonah He'll be the new sherlock holmes and marta could be his watson
Can we just appreciate Daniel Craig and his incredible accent in this film.
I am spanish and dont have enough level to diference the accent. Could u say me what accent he has? Thanks a million
@@nutjj honest to god, i have no idea, but he usually has a queens English British accent, and this is a huge difference
@@Luke-Godzilla This sounds like a southern one to me. However, in real life he's actually a Scotsman.
EDIT: I was wrong, he’s NOT Scottish. Please stop telling me repeatedly. Redundancy is bad.
@@nutjj personally, no idea but Ransom says to Blanc in Clip (10/10) "shut up with that Kentucky fried foghorn leghorn drawl" so maybe that's something to go off on.
@@Luka1180 Sounds like Robert E. Lee if he was a detective 😂
2 things I noticed after rewatching this"
1. He's setting up the two bottles of medication for Marta to test her
2. The knife decoration kinda looks like a doughnut
And Craig was the donut hole to fill the donut’s hole because he was about to solve the case
@@mrfister1234 a donut whole for the donut hole
3. I am now hungry for donuts
Amazing detail
And not to bring an old comment thread to life again, but when Marta and Harlan are talking in the room after playing go, he states that ransome treats life like a performance to the point that it seems he may not even be able to tell the difference between a stage prop and a real knife. Hence the final scene where ransome attempts to stab Marta through the chest but the knife is indeed a prop dagger. Brilliant stuff.
He can go from a battle hardened secret agent to a philosopher of doughnut holes.
Daniel Craig is a legendary actor.
u again
Are you the new Justin Y?
Oh man...
I was peacefully watching then ur comment came up again
Someone's trying to be the new Justin Y
@@Player-kg1ds Pretty sure he MADE Justin Y
Every rewatch you notice smaller details in the movie. While Blanc is monologuing, you focus on him talking and not what he is doing. Which is covering the labels of the medicine vials he is about to ask Marta to choose between once Ransom arrives to prove she gave the right meds to Harlan. Just amazing attention to detail.
Holy crap I didn't even realize until I saw your comment
BRUUUUUH thank you for pointing this out! 😵💫
Every rewatch brought me closer to the fact that this film is another example how RJ is a good director but a miserable writer and that this film is way too much overrated.
@@Ali007572 Ok
@@Ali007572 are you aware that Rian Johnson is the Writer/Director of this movie right?
Couldn't stop laughing at how desperately he's trying to keep the analogy going. Great film!
"WAA WAS A HAAAIAD?"
XD
Why would someone haaa me
0:38
Bri-ish? No?
Waaa?
Waaa?
Waaa!
Waaa.
Waaa?!
I like Daniel Craig's beginning line in this scene: "Yes you did, yes he did, yes you are, BUT..."
But nothing can top the following donut speech.
Yes you are*
@@captainjacksparrow1518 Thanks captain, I made the correction.
Craig: "See you shortly in Bond."
De Armas: "Our accents are hilarious."
Back when we could go to the theater.
Makes me glad this movie came out when it did. It deserved to be seen and enjoyed in theaters.
@@MawileMage I didn't watch it at theater
Yeah I think it was the last movie I watched in theaters
Xaldel Same thing with Avengers Endgame
Just saw it at a drive-in last night.
(Saw it twice in regular theaters when it was released)
Can we just appreciate that thoughout this whole movie, you see the knives mantle piece from various angles- when Benoit interviews the family members, they sit in front of/to the side of the piece but the view of the mantle piece is always from a certain side or skewed from view, never straight-on and in it's entirety, like the various different views of this case. But in this scene, we see the piece straight-on for the first time, with Benoit's head filling the hole in the middle as he's about to crack the case...a doughnut hole.
The knife donut is also a pretty big nod for who the killer could be
Ryan Johnson's instruction to Ana for this scene: "just, genuinely try to comprehend what he's saying."
1:36 The knife wheel looks awesome
Or perhaps.... knife donut?
@@Little1Cave omg
Feels like GoT throne.
I was so worried this man was about to get shot here. I thought all the knives pointing to his head was insinuating something.
I thought it was referencing game of thrones
I cried laughing so hard at Daniel Craig's doughnut within a doughnut scene. One of the most brilliantly portrayed scenes ever.
Donuts 🍩
I love how Blanc was going into that whole donut conspiracy while Marta's just staring at him like "Wtf are you talking about???"
Me this entire scene: WHAT!??!??
XD me too!
My theater was laughing
Unfortunately for me, I had solved it already. So it wasn't a huge reveal. That being said, this movie is fresh, well written, and impeccably acted. A true masterpiece.
Yea benoit blanc donut speech is really hilarious even though it makes no sense to us as a viewer.
I like it.
I can 100% relate XD 😂
0:28
I love that you can actually see her expression gain a tiny bit of confusion at the growing elaboration and absurdity of this metaphor.
At 0:28, Stanfield’s character out of focus starts rubbing his neck like “Here we go again🙄”
Ransom, Are you back again already??
And adds much more layer to that metaphor of Blanc's. 🤣
1:31 And now the donut hole has been sealed.
Ooooooooooooh!!!
daniel craig for the last 13 years: am i a secret 007 agent who must defeat villains with any technique available
daniel craig here: WHY WAS I HAIAD
His accent was absolutely hilarious to me as a southerner. I could tell that it was fake (or trying to imitate someone from the Appalachian mountains), but it's too funny.
@@michellesheppard9253 I believe he's playing someone from the Southern Aristocracy either way, it's very funny and pretty good.
@@michellesheppard9253 They actually discussed to have a completely different accent for each movie, but gave up on it.
I think it would be awesome.
"It describes the path of a projectile determined by natural law. Et voila, my method. I observe the facts without biases of the head or heart. I determine the arc's path, stroll leisurely to its terminus and the truth falls at my feet."
Rainbow Gravity?
Ransom, Are you back again already??
@@snowhunter7536 Yeah. It's a novel.
It’s so great to see Daniel Craig having such a blast with this role
This film is a masterpiece
Agreed!! It’s #9 on my favorite films of 2019 list
It was my second favourite of 2019
I think it’s Rian Johnson saying, ”Oh, you didn’t like how I did Star Wars? Watch this,” and got away from all of the Disney crap.
GOD This movie was a blast to watch. The way it balances brilliant characters, twists, and humor in the time it offers is nothing short of excellent.
Jesus loves you and has a GOOD plan for your life and a purpose!
This is hands-down the most compelling donut metaphor in all of cinema.
One of the more underrated films of 2019 along with JoJo Rabbit.
And paddleton...
I agree I loved them both
Agreed great story , cast , well written script
Loved these 2 movies 🥰
How? lots of people love it
The critics too.
You don't know the meaning of underrated.
It sounds complicated at first, but all he’s saying is that the ‘solution’ to the mystery at first seems perfect, but actually the solution itself is still a mystery, and has it’s own solution. The mystery of Harlan’s suicide has a solution at first: Marta. But the Marta story is imperfect. And the solution to Marta’s story is : Ransom.
According to Rian Johnson, Daniel Craig showed on set with full knowledge of his part. Every single word on page of screenplay in his heas. Like theatre play. Johnson decided to limit number of cuts because Craig was so good, it would be crime to interrupt him.
0:37 "WHAAA WAAAAS AAAAAA HAAAAAARD"
😂😂
I love the detective in the background shaking his dead as Blanc's donut metaphor goes off the rails
Daniel Craig is such a good actor
I honestly watched this movie on Amazon because I was bored and by the time the movie was halfway over anyone at my house risked a tongue lashing if they interrupted me watching lol.
Seriously, I've watched it three times so far. I cannot praise this movie highly enough.
agreed it stands up very highly to rewatches
I watched this film with low expectation.
Turn out it beyond expectation.
Great film btw!
One of the greatest scenes in cinematic history
Honestly the doughnut line was so funny to me and everyone in the audience that we straight up never got the punch line because everyone was laughing over it
One of the greatest movie monologues of all time, despite its absurdity.
James Bond explaining his next mission 😂😂😂
I wanna know how many takes this scene took
Speeches like this are the reason why law enforcements are often imagined eating donuts
Some people say he has a Texan accent, but to my Tennessean ears, he sounds like he's from Savannah, Georgia or certain areas in New Orleans.
“You've got this kinda like Florida Panhandle thing going, whereas what you really want is more of a Savannah accent, which is more like molasses just sorta spillin' out of your mouth.”
@@regan3873 Ah I see you're a man of culture as well
Sounds like a warped Virginia accent with a side of phoney Savannah crab
@@regan3873 Okay now do Swedish Chef
@@awest182 ah I’m not familiar, what province is he from?
He lives on Sesame Street DUMBASS
Great film. I love how Daniel Craig rolls his eyes right at the beginning.
I just recently saw this movie and now it’s one of my favorite movies
So here's Paloma and Bond in an alternate universe...
I don’t even like suspense/crime/thrillers. But this movie is a masterpiece.
I’m super glad we’re going to get at least one more movie with this spectacular character.
You can see him at 1:04 covering the vials with duct tape for the next scene to prove Marta administered the right medication
Daniel Craig had so much fun with this film, and its amazing to see that enjoyment in scenes like this
I have watched the whole thing two or three times and just watching this clip, I finally saw when he covered the labels. I guess the other times, I was to focused on his expressive face to notice what his hands were doing.
0:26 lmao the detective in the background
This was the last movie I saw in theaters before COVID hit
Mine was 1917
Mine was the Sonic movie
Mine same
Mine was the invisible man
@@jackhynes7268 same
Amazing actor.
Amazing movie.
And I got to admit, this scene cracked me up.
I had to pause the film for 10 minutes as I just could not stop laughing.
I love how Craig and De Armas switched from this legendary scene to the now legendary one in Bond
Knives out is awesome and entertaining!!
You can see the cop actor in the background going "Oh *#$! is this for real? an over wrought doughnut metaphor? I didn't get paid enough for this."
Just realised that these two share a very different scene in No time to die!
I remember when I first found out that donut hole donuts are actually just little balls made separately and not actually the part that is cut out to make a donut a ring shape lol
Spot-on confusion by Ana de Armas.
Well played, Rian! That’s a nice little detail.
watching this movie with my brother we both cackled out loud when he went on the doughnut rant. this has been a cornerstone in our collective sense of humor
Craig's speech is absurd and hilarious, but it's the balance of seriousness and absurdity that makes this movie so good. After his donut speech, he then explains it to the police: the piece that is supposed to fill in the first donut (Marta accidentally killed Thrombey) still has a hole in it (why was Blanc hired?). That 1 question seemed answered, but creates a whole other hole if Blanc was hired to specifically expose Marta and reverse the will. If that's the case, this means the payer already knew Marta would inherit everything, AND they needed to get the money back FROM Marta, which they only knew was even possible if they ALREADY KNEW a crime had been committed. Something another commenter pointed out was how Blanc is taping the bottles in this scene right before he proves Marta knew what the correct bottle would look like. What goes unstated by Blanc is that he had ANOTHER hole he needed to fill: the bottles look different enough that any nurse that has administered that drug over the course of years would notice if something seemed visually off, which Marta is able to do unprovoked a few minutes later. He must have noticed that difference, and simply could not fathom that Marta would have still given Thrombey the wrong medicine (I think THAT hole was created when it came to the taxology report, because it showed that Thrombey didn't die because of the medicine).
This is a masterpiece. Thank you
1:35 The Iron Throne! 😃
Best mystery movie ever
He seems so excited here. Just the right amount of mystery for Benoit Blanc to get his sufficent dose of serotonin from crime solving. The total opposite of frustration, anger and disappointment he got in Glass Onion xD
Honestly, this movie should've won that oscar for Best Original Screenplay instead of "Parasite"
A doughnut inside a doughnut...
Genius
Knock out top 3 movies in 2019
List?
It’s #9 on my favorite films of 2019 list
@@superjackster0165 share your list
Pravin here’s mine. 1, Jojo Rabbit, 2, Parasite, 3, Uncut Gems, 4, OUATIH, 5, A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, 6, Knives Out, 7, Toy Story 4, 8, Ford v Ferrari, 9, Shazam, 10, either Glass or Scary Stories to tell in the dark
Pravin Here’s my best to worst List
1. Avengers Endgame
2. Toy Story 4
3. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
4. Spider-Man Far From Home
5. Joker
6. A Beautiful Day in The Neighborhood
7. Shazam
8. Frozen 2
9. Knives Out
10. Jumanji The Next Level
11. Spies In Disguise
12. Captain Marvel
13. IT Chapter 2
14. Guns Akimbo
15. Uncut Gems
16. 1917
17. Little Women
18. Yesterday
19. The Secret Life of Pets 2
20. John Wick Chapter 3
21. Murder Mystery
22. The Irishman
23. Hobbs and Shaw
24. The Lego Movie 2
25. Terminator Dark Fate
26.. Star Wars The Rise of Skywalker
27. Ford Vs Ferrari
28. Child’s Play
29. Ready or Not
30. The Lion King (remake)
31. Missing Link
32. Godzilla: King of The Monsters
33. Glass
Y'all should watch this movie. It seems all the comments here don't know the context
The dialogue in this movie is so good, it gets me listening to the donut hole of Theseus paradox.
Top 3 film of 2019
K K thought I was the only one
What's the other 2
Alex Dawn hard to say
Alex Dawn Parasite and Joker
It’s #9 on my favorite films of 2019 list
God this movie is so good, I just noticed that Blanc was taping over the medicine labels that he uses to show Marta's skill as a Nurse in a later scene.
Missed t he best part….
Blanc: “Trooper Wagner!”
Marta: “Trooper Wagner???”
Blanc: “Wha?..No.”
My favorite part comes after this when he goes "Trooper Wallace" and Martha goes "Trooper Wallace?" because I also thought for a brief moment that the bad guy is Trooper Wallace lmao
For a moment, that mystery about a doughnut's hole is more interesting than harlan's murder. I like it!
One of the most wholesome movies i have ever seen
I'm glad you spelled doughnut the correct way.
What an amazing scene in an amazing film. Great cast and a tour de force from Craig.
007 and Paloma!! So No Time To Die was their 2nd time in an on screen scene?
*kakyoin getting donuts intensifies
The set design is perfection 🔪
Gives me Suicide Squad vibes
I simply cannot accept that this is Daniel Craig's voice. It just sounds too different.
The writing in this movie is legendary!
Daniel Craig made me appreciate donuts so much.
I just love stage work in a movie and this movie have tonnes of it!
I just love listening to Daniel Craig pretend to be Texan and wax lyrical about donut holes
Daniel Craig's face was turning red from making the doughnut analogy. My man looked like he was going to pop a blood vessel in his eye
Ana De Armas was great in this film, as well in No Time to Die despite her minuscule role in the film.
No one:
Blanc: 0:38 lmao
The doughnut hole analogy was actually so good oml
I never knew he was so good acting like this.
"Why was I hired?" sounded genuinely bewildered.
Wow did I never notice that Daniel sounds like Foghorn Leghorn?
This scene alone propelled me to watch this movie back in 2020
The subtitles say “why was i hard” i have gained a new meaning of the movie’s world
I am pretty sure the only way they were able to film this scene was by not giving Ana de Armas the script.
I love the way that Craig fills the donut hole as he fills the donut hole
FYI, Daniel Craig actually memorized this entire scene of learning the truth. Everything he says here, memorized and performed amazingly. Props to this man👏👏👏
Learning lines is sort of the bare minimum expected of an actor, unless you're on live TV with an extremely tight schedule
lmao so, he did what an actor is supposed to do? memorize their lines? that being said, he obviously is amazing and fantastic in this film, but you pointing that out is literally the bare minimum
Two years later, but I think what OP meant is that Craig learnt the lines *word for word* . In a lot of movies the directors are more hands-off; they don't mind actors going slightly off the exact script as long as the general gist of the line is delivered. The impressive part, in this case, would be Craig delivering a performance that *appears* to be his character fumbling for an analogy, but it is precisely timed and intonated as scripted.
James Bond talking about secret agent Donut (2019, Colourized)
This might be Daniel Craig’s best character.
Ha-ha! Great scene! Loved this film and the brilliant script and cast.
and when Daniel Craig is speaking is casually sits on the Game of Thrones, throne