Linda Holmes

He came out in a storm.

Why didn't he put them on?

Unless... Boost me up.

She's not playing it broadly, comedically most of the time, which may be why...

You know, I did not pick her out as much, but I agree with Bob about the the scene where they're crossing the road.

Yeah.

And that was a lot of fun.

I think the arc of the Nicholas Braun character was interesting to me.

It was not necessarily where I thought they were going.

Like, why are these sheep hanging around?

And, you know, one of the issues that can come up, I think, with whodunits, and I love whodunits.

It's one of my favorite genres.

But one thing that can come up is that you don't want the death of the person to feel unimportant.

You don't want it to feel like it's just a puzzle to be solved.

It's just a story to be told.

I would draw a comparison between this movie and Stay With Me, Wake Up Dead Man, which was the most recent Knives Out movie.

Because I think in both of those, the actual death of the person, whether it's a nice person or not so nice person or whatever, the actual death is treated with some gravity.

Mm-hmm.

Which I think makes it easier to care about the whodunit and to feel like, you know, I don't know that I've ever felt as sympathetic to the desire of the detective to solve the crime as I did for these sheep who are sort of literally lost now because they have no one to care for them.

And yet what they want to do is...