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Published : Nov 21, 2019, 4:58 PM IST
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నూతన డ్రెస్కోడ్పై సమీక్ష జరుగుతున్న నేపథ్యంలో గురువారం సభకు టోపీలు లేకుండా హాజరయ్యారు రాజ్యసభ మార్షల్స్. పలువురు విపక్ష సభ్యులు, సైనిక అధికారులు అభ్యంతరం వ్యక్తం చేసిన కారణంగా నూతన వస్త్రధారణపై సమీక్ష చేపట్టింది ఎగువసభ సచివాలయం.
మార్షల్స్ డ్రెస్కోడ్పై సమీక్ష
మార్షల్స్ డ్రెస్కోడ్పై సమీక్ష.. టోపీలు లేకుండా హాజరు రాజ్యసభ మార్షల్స్ నూతన డ్రెస్కోడ్పై పలువురు సభ్యులు, సైనిక అధికారులు అభ్యంతరం వ్యక్తం చేసిన కారణంగా వస్త్రధారణపై సమీక్ష చేపట్టింది ఎగువసభ సచివాలయం. సమీక్ష నేపథ్యంలో గురువారం సభకు మిలిటరీ తరహా టోపీలు లేకుండా హజరయ్యారు మార్షల్స్.
రాజ్యసభ జీరో హవర్లో కొందరు విపక్ష నేతలు మార్షల్స్ డ్రెస్కోడ్ అంశాన్ని ప్రస్తావించారు. స్పందించిన సభ ఛైర్మన్ వెంకయ్యనాయుడు.. నూతన దుస్తులు సైన్యం యూనిఫాం తరహాలో లేవని స్పష్టం చేశారు. దుస్తులపై చర్చ జరుగుతోందని వివరించారు.
సమీక్షకు ఆదేశం..
పెద్దలసభ 250వ సమావేశం తొలిరోజున నూతన వస్త్రధారణలో కనిపించారు మార్షల్స్. తలపాగలతో కూడిన భారతీయ సంప్రదాయ దుస్తుల్లో కాకుండా.. టోపీలతో నేవీ బ్ల్యూ, ఓలివ్ గ్రీన్ రంగులోని ఆర్మీ తరహా దుస్తుల్లో సభకు హాజరయ్యారు.
అయితే ఈ దుస్తులపై అభ్యంతరాల నేపథ్యంలో సమీక్షకు ఆదేశించారు వెంకయ్య. ఆమోదయోగ్యమైన విధానాన్ని తీసుకురావాలని సూచించారు.
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మార్షల్స్ డ్రెస్కోడ్పై సమీక్ష.. టోపీలు లేకుండా హాజరు రాజ్యసభ మార్షల్స్ నూతన డ్రెస్కోడ్పై పలువురు సభ్యులు, సైనిక అధికారులు అభ్యంతరం వ్యక్తం చేసిన కారణంగా వస్త్రధారణపై సమీక్ష చేపట్టింది ఎగువసభ సచివాలయం. సమీక్ష నేపథ్యంలో గురువారం సభకు మిలిటరీ తరహా టోపీలు లేకుండా హజరయ్యారు మార్షల్స్.
రాజ్యసభ జీరో హవర్లో కొందరు విపక్ష నేతలు మార్షల్స్ డ్రెస్కోడ్ అంశాన్ని ప్రస్తావించారు. స్పందించిన సభ ఛైర్మన్ వెంకయ్యనాయుడు.. నూతన దుస్తులు సైన్యం యూనిఫాం తరహాలో లేవని స్పష్టం చేశారు. దుస్తులపై చర్చ జరుగుతోందని వివరించారు.
సమీక్షకు ఆదేశం..
పెద్దలసభ 250వ సమావేశం తొలిరోజున నూతన వస్త్రధారణలో కనిపించారు మార్షల్స్. తలపాగలతో కూడిన భారతీయ సంప్రదాయ దుస్తుల్లో కాకుండా.. టోపీలతో నేవీ బ్ల్యూ, ఓలివ్ గ్రీన్ రంగులోని ఆర్మీ తరహా దుస్తుల్లో సభకు హాజరయ్యారు.
అయితే ఈ దుస్తులపై అభ్యంతరాల నేపథ్యంలో సమీక్షకు ఆదేశించారు వెంకయ్య. ఆమోదయోగ్యమైన విధానాన్ని తీసుకురావాలని సూచించారు.
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LIONSGATE
1. Trailer excerpt: "Knives Out"
ASSOCIATED PRESS
LOS ANGELES, 16 NOVEMBER 2019
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Rian Johnson, writer-director-producer:
"Well, for me, the big appeal of this was, you know, first of all - I just wanted to do a great whodunit. I grew up reading Agatha Christie's books and was just, 'OK. Let's make a, I want to make a great original one of those.' What seemed interesting to me is setting it in modern-day America. You know, so often when we see whodunits these days, they're period pieces, because very often, they're Agatha Christie adaptations. So, the idea of truly plugging it into 2019 in terms of the characters, in terms of the themes and terms of what those characters are talking - actually making in a movie that's grounded in what's happening right now and also making it a fun, whodunit, with all the great traditional stuff we love."
LIONSGATE
3. Trailer excerpt: "Knives Out"
ASSOCIATED PRESS
LOS ANGELES, 16 NOVEMBER 2019
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Jamie Lee Curtis, actress, on stepping out of the headliner limelight to be part of the film's large all-star ensemble:
"Obviously, Daniel's character leads the storytelling. He's the (on-screen) storyteller. He's the narrator of the film. But I am a character in the film. So, it's different. But I love showing up and knowing exactly what my slice of the pie looks like, what my contribution to the movie is, and that I sort of do it and then leave. It's lovely."
LIONSGATE
5. Film clip: "Knives Out"
ASSOCIATED PRESS
LOS ANGELES, 16 NOVEMBER 2019
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Daniel Craig, actor, on feeling as if he's an ensemble player, even when his is the only name above a film's title:
"Yeah, I mean, you hope to think that. I mean, even with the stuff about the Bonds, I mean, even getting to play the big, fat lead is, like, is great. But it is only as good as the other people in the movie. It just is, you know. And you can lead from the front and you can do a great job. But it's just like, you need, you need - and someone was just talking about - the best thing an actor can do is listen, because it's response. I mean, it's reacting. That's what it is. And that's where it becomes real and becomes funny. That's where all the best gags come from. The best comedians listen to each other and they fire off each other."
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LIONSGATE
7. Trailer excerpt: "Knives Out"
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
LOS ANGELES, 16 NOVEMBER 2019
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Chris Evans, actor, on being tasked with the rapid-fire repeating of a profane phrase at many of his co-stars:
"I mean, we said it a lot throughout the day and all the angles of filming, but it never got old," Evans recalled. "I never got sick of saying it. I really enjoyed saying, it's a really fun thing to say. It's really appropriate. I've kind of carried it now into my life: 'Eat s***.'" It really just kind of just kind of makes the point, doesn't it?"
++CLIENTS: Please note profanity in clip nine.++
LIONSGATE
9. Trailer excerpt: "Knives Off"
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
LOS ANGELES, 16 NOVEMBER 2019
10. SOUNDBITE (English) Ana de Armas and Chris Evans, actors:
Evans: "The truth is, the reaction to it. Michael Shannon's responses, I think, at one point, when Michael Shannon is in my face, yelling, he says something like, 'I won't eat one iota of s***,' which is an ad-lib."
LIONSGATE
11. BTS b-roll: Actor Michael Shannon filming scene from "Knives Out"
ASSOCIATED PRESS
LOS ANGELES, 16 NOVEMBER 2019
12. SOUNDBITE (English) Ana de Armas and Chris Evans, actors:
de Armas: "Rian was the one cracking up behind the camera. You could hear him laugh."
Evans: "Rian's giggle is very specific."
de Armas: "He was the one who couldn't hold it together."
LIONSGATE
13. BTS b-roll: Writer-director-producer Rian Johnson preparing to shoot scene from "Knives Out"
COLUMBIA
14. STILL IMAGE: Movie poster for "Neil Simon's 'Murder by Death'" (1976)
PARAMOUNT
15. STILL IMAGE: Movie poster for "Clue" (1985)
ASSOCIATED PRESS
LOS ANGELES, 16 NOVEMBER 2019
16. SOUNDBITE (English) Jamie Lee Curtis and Daniel Craig, actors:
Curtis: "I'm assuming those other movies were disparate characters in a sort of plot. There's something also great about a family where this is a movie about a very dysfunctional - but it's a family, and all these sort of tributary family members. And, so, I think there's also something lovely and new and fresh and very modern about that idea. And you take that family, put him in this beautiful house, and then you bring in somebody who stirs the pot and you get this movie."
LIONSGATE
17. Film clip: "Knives Out"
ASSOCIATED PRESS
LOS ANGELES, 16 NOVEMBER 2019
18. SOUNDBITE (English) Rian Johnson, writer-director-producer:
"After Thanksgiving dinner, you're kind of sick of your old family, you've just had all the arguments, argue yourself out. What a release to go see a family that's worse than yours having a dumber argument that you just had, and everybody have a laugh about it."
LIONSGATE
19. Film clip: "Knives Out"
STORYLINE:
CHRIS EVANS REFLECTS ON SWEARING UP A SHOWSTOPPING STORM IN THE MURDER-MYSTERY 'KNIVES OUT'
Writer-director Rian Johnson loves Agatha Christie, but he didn't want to make yet another murder-mystery movie set in the times when Christie was writing her stories and novels – as recently as 45 and as far back as 100 years ago
The 45-year-old Johnson ("Star Wars: The Last Jedi") said he wanted to conjure the spirit of Christie and also employ the elements of the best Christie film adaptations. But he wanted to bring them up to the minute in his black comedy "Knives Out."
As with most of Christie adaptations, "Knives Out" serves up a murder, a sprawling space housing upper-class suspects where the help is at least initially dismissed. After the crime, in comes a team of investigators, including one particularly sharp sleuth. Here, he is played by Daniel Craig, who is the film's de facto headliner, leading a large ensemble of actors – many of whom often are film headliners themselves.
Among them: "Captain America" star Chris Evans who, as one of The Avengers, also has plenty of ensemble-acting experience.
While Marvel certainly has presented Evans his share of acting challenges, rapid-fire repeating of a profane phrase has yet to be one of them.
"I mean, we said it a lot throughout the day and all the angles of filming, but it never got old," Evans recalled. "I never got sick of saying it. I really enjoyed saying … It's a really fun thing to say. It's really appropriate. I've kind of carried it now into my life: 'Eat s***. It really just kind of just kind of makes the point, doesn't it?"
In one of "Knives Out"'s scenes, which had a Los Angeles preview audience laughing so loudly follow-up dialogue could not be heard, Evans' character hurls the phrase so fast and furiously at family members played by co-stars Jamie Lee Curtis, Don Johnson, Toni Collette, Michael Shannon and Katherine Langford – all but one escapes getting buried under the words.
The exception? "Michael Shannon is in my face, yelling. He says something like, 'I won't eat one iota of s***,' which is an ad lib," Evans said, with a laugh.
"Rian was the one cracking up behind the camera," added actress Ana de Armas, tattling on director Johnson. "You could hear him laugh."
"Knives Out" release info ~
Canada 27 November 2019
France 27 November 2019
UK 27 November 2019
Indonesia 27 November 2019
Ireland 27 November 2019
India 27 November 2019
Philippines 27 November 2019
Singapore 27 November 2019
USA 27 November 2019
Australia 28 November 2019
Brazil 28 November 2019
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Vietnam 29 November 2019
Denmark 5 December 2019
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