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Since 2005, it's been hanging inside a temperature-controlled box, behind bullet-proof glass. In 2019, the director of the Louvre, Jean-Luc Martinez, said the museum would not include the painting in a traveling exhibition of France's masterpieces because it is just too fragile.īut the painting does have a protective setup, just like it does in Glass Onion. The Mona Lisa also was exhibited in Washington DC and New York in 1962 at the request of then-First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy. Before that, in 1911, it was stolen, only to be found when one of the thieves attempted to sell it. The 500-year-old masterpiece has indeed left the Louvre at various times, though not at the whim of a rich guy who wanted to hang it in his Greek pleasure palace.ĭuring World War II, the French moved it around to a variety of places to protect it from the Nazis.

In the film, Miles Bron pays big bucks to Paris' Louvre Museum to borrow the famed Mona Lisa painting. And Heinrichs confirmed Serbia got a lot of Glass Onion love, saying, 'Anything set in New York or the Northeast was created in Serbia.' Can rich people really rent the Mona Lisa? The film's opening party scene was shot in Belgrade, Serbia, the film's costume designer, Jenny Eagan, told Men's Health.

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(Maggie Gyllenhaal's 2021 movie The Lost Daughter was also shot on Spetses.) Production designer Rick Heinrichs told Conde Nast Traveler those scenes were shot at a luxury resort called Amanzoe, located near Porto Heli, with other scenes filmed on the Greek island of Spetses. Still, there are plenty of references to the 'pando,' and how it's kept everyone indoors for far too long.īron takes his friends to his supposed 'private island' in Greece. He squirts a magical COVID-19 preventative (or something?) into each guest's mouth before they board a boat to go to the island, allowing them to take off their masks, and freeing up the plot from having to touch on pandemic precautions. Ethan HawkeĪctor Ethan Hawke has a brief and odd scene as one of Bron's employees. Miles has a clock of some kind that announces a musical 'bong!' every hour, and Gordon-Levitt voices the word.

Joseph Gordon-LevittĪctor Joseph Gordon-Levitt is heard, but not seen.

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His musical knowledge helps Kate Hudson's character, Birdie, figure out how to solve the puzzle box that contains her island invitation from Bron. Yo-Yo MaĬellist Yo-Yo Ma appears early on as a guest at a wild, chichi party. Like many others, he apparently spent the pandemic in the kitchen baking. Hugh Grant doesn't have a big role, but he's seen briefly as someone who answers the door at Blanc's place (partner? friend?). She shows up on a big video screen and tries to get Blanc to work out. Hey, if Miles can afford to rent the Mona Lisa in this world, he can also afford to keep tennis icon Serena Williams on call as his virtual personal trainer. The last scene shows police boats streaming toward the island as all the other guests vow to turn on Miles, now exposed as a double-murderer and the man who destroyed the Mona Lisa. Helen hits the override and we all get to watch the world's most famous artwork melt. The museum insisted the painting be behind fireproof glass, but Miles installed an override, saying he needs to look the painting in its eyes. That wouldn't be as big of a deal except Miles has somehow rented the Mona Lisa from Paris' Louvre, claiming the museum was closed due to COVID-19, and 'France needed money' (yes, that's how rich he is). Blanc gives the revenge-minded Helen a chunk of Klear, and she blows up the Glass Onion with it. Alpha's big new product is a hydrogen fuel called Klear, and Miles is pushing it despite knowing it's dangerous. Miles manages to burn the all-important napkin, prompting an outraged 'Andi' (who's actually Helen) to break all his glass statues, with the other guests who secretly hate and resent Miles eventually joining in the destruction-fest.

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