Anya Taylor-Joy & Nicholas Hoult Break Down the Breadless Scene with 'The Menu' Director

Anya Taylor-Joy, Nicholas Hoult and 'The Menu' director Mark Mylod break down a tense dining scene in their new horror film.
Director: Adam Lance Garcia
Director of Photography: Bradley Wickham
Editor: Jordan Calig
Celebrity Talent: Mark Mylod, Anya Taylor-Joy, Nicholas Hoult
Producer: Madison Coffey
Line Producer: Jen Santos
Production Manager: Jamal Covin
Production Coordinator: Mark Bond
Production Assistant: Lea Donenberg
Talent Booker: Lauren Mendoza
Camera Operator: Alfonso
Audio: Lily van Leeuwen
Post Production Supervisor: Nicholas Ascanio
Post Production Coordinator: Andrea Farr
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[@TeddyOG]

The fact that this didn't devolve into cannibalism or hunting rich people(okay, for a minute maybe), yet still ended up so intriguing and funny is really impressive. These folks are a joy to watch as well, Anya really has that charisma down and seems to understand the movie well along with Nicholas

[@LetsPlaywithDDae]

That scene you are talking about did feel out of place.

[@danii888]

I totally expected people fillets!

[@d_boss_mxk9712]

That ending though....LOL cannot even ....

[@snape6156]

Personally that’s where the film lost me a bit, and it never quite got me back sadly. Felt like it shoehorned in some typical horror elements when it should have stayed more focused on its unique appeal

[@nehemiahhaimehen4661]

I feel like the chef did that to pacify the customers. He knew the men would have the feeling to run, so he let them run only to be caught. This would make them less likely to try to run again. The chef also knew that the women would need to be reasoned with by another woman. He gave them a chance to save themselves socially only to find that it was hopeless.

[@AvanteReacts]

This movie was wayyyyyy better than I thought it was going to be.

[@RoyaltonDrummer922]

I've been looking forward to it for awhile and it still exceeded my expectations

[@whiro8945]

Same!

[@amazingabby25]

@@RoyaltonDrummer922 I thought it was fantastic

[@meganchambers8108]

and way funnier!

[@bradleyboyer9979]

Really? I thought the beginning was great. But after about halfway through, when it was outright stated that they were killing everyone, I felt it just kind of faded with no climax.

[@raylaroanna389]

Anya taylor-joy's accent is so fascinating to hear, so rare to find that kind of accent. Such an amazing actress

[@sigmasawayama]

she's American and British at the same time so it's definitely special

[@RaymondHng]

@@sigmasawayama And raised in Buenos Aires and London. She's fluent in Spanish and English.

[@isabellewoods1396]

@@sigmasawayama and Argentinian I’m pretty sure

[@mike18699-e]

Not her fault, obviously, but although I like her as an actor I find her accent a bit annoying. I think that's because it's inconsistent - it doesn't seem to settle anywhere, not even at a fixed transatlantic point. In some interviews she's sounded wholly American and in others wholly English.

[@Hdlqpf]

@@mike18699-e no I get you. It's quite common for people who have grown up in 2 places and it's very hard for me to listen to certain combinations. American and English being one of them.

[@AKGreen]

This movie felt like a play. Loved it!

[@kindnessasgreatasthesea1158]

Yeah, like theatre of the absurd.

[@allisonm.323]

To me it felt like a short story, almost like something Poe would write

[@张三一-e8m]

What is the movie name?

[@kindnessasgreatasthesea1158]

@@张三一-e8m The Menu

[@brettmastema7056]

I am betting eventually someone attempts to adapt this to an environmental experience. Or something like it. It's got such a good premise for a creepy dinner theater experience.

[@henners98]

That choice to show her back to Chef was soo good

[@jasonleetaiwan]

I want to eat the cheeseburger at the end. That was the best dish in the film.

[@chrismalexan]

Right! I love watching cooking shows and everything, but watching the preparation of this classic, my mouth watered! It looked really good!

[@hamedhosseini4938]

Exactly. It brought the chef's all the long lost feeling of what fun and good cooking is. Nothing complicated bs just good old hamburger.

[@deadlynightshade4108]

One theory is the burger was poisoned

[@jasonleetaiwan]

@@deadlynightshade4108 She lived to the end of the film. Why would it be poisoned?

[@yohanespaskal9352]

@@deadlynightshade4108 slowik need someone to retell the message, so he wouldn't mind to let Margot leaved

[@psycane8462]

I love how they all spend equal time discussing their personal choices and how they approached their performances and direction (respectively) and also praising each other and all the other talented people who worked on it. You can tell they all have so much passion and respect for one another and that make for such a great set dynamic and makes for an all the better end product of a film

[@Sophia-tv7kg]

Ralph Fiennes was really giving dark lord of gastronomy in this movie. The casting was 10/10

[@yoonahkang7384]

omg yes. In an interview in Graham Norton's, he talked about how one of the producers' or someone's boys was on set saw him in full voldemort costume (not the nose of course, that's CGI), he started to cry, and Ralph Fiennes was like "OK, the costume works". Yes!!!. XDDDD

[@angelotrinidad6888]

We often see Ralph Fiennes as side character over the years, I was ready to see him in a supporting manner but THANK YOU for allowing him to dominate the entire movie! I been to theaters 18 times this year & his performance is up there! At the top even!

[@cantspellARMYwithoutRM]

he's absolutely amazing in "The grand Budapest hotel" and he's the main character there

[@angelotrinidad6888]

@@cantspellARMYwithoutRM it’s been awhile since I watched it & it goes right back & forth to other characters but then again when is he not amazing

[@SouthseaCavalier]

@@angelotrinidad6888 If I have to be picky his 'M' character in the 007 films was quite plain, especially compared to his predecessor. but in general he's definitely brilliant in different kinds of roles

[@MrThoughtfox]

He was a leading man in the 90s, I think has done more character-acting in the last decade or so

[@bobgruner]

Please watch "A Constant Gardener".

[@moronic_mouse]

I actually remember thinking what a good choice it was to have anya having her back turned to slowik- and it stuck out to me that she had to turn herself around if she wanted to participate in any speech he was giving, she was actively having to make a choice to be addressed by him- I love the little details like that in this movie

[@TeamHahah]

Thoroughly enjoyed listening to Mylod explain his philosophy behind how he structured the scenes. And quite the nice additions from Hoult and Taylor-Joy with how they envisioned the scene and their characters within it.

[@BatmanHQYT]

Mylod is a genius, he's a big part of why Succession is so brilliant.

[@graxxor]

Anya is being iconically otherworldly as always... Such amazing charisma and that pure "radio quality" voice so full of confidence.

[@currykingwurst6393]

I watched this movie at this old arthouse cinema close to me (that's been used as a cinema since 1911) and the reaction I had after it was over was just saying "What a movie!". And I wasn't the only one. People laughed, people gasped. It really is a great movie. I wish I could see it again but that was the only screening they had.

[@brettmastema7056]

what theater is that I love old theaters.

[@johnk5896]

Small theater experiences are my favorite. I watched Everything Everywhere all at Once in a small theater and I loved every minute. Wished I could’ve watched this in that same theater.

[@currykingwurst6393]

@@brettmastema7056 Just some random old little theater close to where I live so I don't really wanna publicly write on the internet where it is.

[@brettmastema7056]

@@currykingwurst6393 Ahh i don't blame u. I totally understand. Wasnt really thinking about that. its cool.

[@brettmastema7056]

@@johnk5896 When I saw the movie Grindhouse, my friend and I saw it in a great run down theatre in the downtown area where i was living. Sometimes the theatre a movies in can make the film. Although some of the new theatres which have the big comfy chairs tend to be so nice i fall asleep

[@kawhileonard7731]

Anya Taylor-Joy can literally pull off every hair color, low key pretty impressive

[@chasehedges6775]

This movie looks absolutely fantastic and I love Nicolas Hoult and Anya Taylor Joy.

[@DaemonWulf7]

it was a great movie.

[@ShiestyNagoo]

It was a really fun flick

[@jppbkm]

It was maybe the funniest movie I saw in 2022, though very dark obviously

[@jonaspadgett8161]

I’ve never seen another movie like it, truly a masterpiece

[@jxteodosio]

Ralph Fienes was great in here as well.

[@hittnau5]

Saw this film at a festival. Wonderfully entertaining. If you haven't already seen a trailer DON'T! Just go into it with an open mind and let yourself be surprised

[@Lenka18s]

Anya and Ralph were absolutely fantastic but Nicolas also deserves more recognition. He was so so good.

[@rasmustagu]

2:27 I love this bit. If you're an editor you know exactly the feeling his talking about. Creating storybeats with stuff you had no intention of capturing when capturing it, just side material that fits perfectly.

[@lovetoread99]

Great movie. A lot funnier than I anticipated based on the trailer.

[@Seolhwaneul]

Even my mum was laughing. It was so theatrical and beautifully done!

[@makeaheartshine]

"I called it bread gate" god I love her way too much 😭

[@Iwillone]

The actors who were playing the chefs were one of the little gems of this movie.

[@morcika11]

I love how she takes charge of the conversation. Could listen to her for hours…

[@MrPeterPFL]

Everything Nicholas did in this film was pure gold! Being super snobby, a know it all, even the cheeky photos had me in stitches

[@keyman6689]

I never thought about it like that, but everyone was on set all the time. There were no "extras", but when other characters are highlighted the others are more like extras in the background. It was very intriguing, fun and unexpected. I think it's one that will grow on you even more with multiple viewings.

[@Casin]

Love hearing about directors that are collaborative with the actors, that let them improvise and bring something of their own to the characters they play, instead of forcing them to stick to a script. Great interview!

[@an-qo6by]

They are like, breathtakingly gorgeous human beings. I know we're used to seeing beautiful people constantly in entertainment but imagine seeing these people in person lmao

[@taymck4144]

I loved “The Menu”-brilliant! Reminded me of the time when I attended a wine & oysters night at a very posh restaurant and the highlight of my night was spotting a local celebrity, huddled in a dark corner of the bar. He had an entire cheese platter he was guarding and was gorging on and I’d always wondered what he’d be like in person soooo…I approached and asked if I could have a piece of cheese. He responded quite grumpily “no, this cheese plate is the only real food in this ocean of pretentiousness”. He was deadly seriously (and quite drunk), but he wasn’t wrong 🤣.

[@bitterbeauty6144]

I like Anya's outfit. If I was 40 years younger I’d love to wear it.

[@brittanyfelix6866]

Wear it anyway :)

[@HulittyJing]

You don't habe to be young to wear a piece of clothing you like! I bet you'd look amazing in it!

[@LiovaElise]

Well maybe bring a jacket with it, it looks veeeeery chilly

[@asunsol]

Dare to! 😉🥰

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

It's amazing to see the improv of these actors that are so into character and made it into the final cut. It feels so natural.

[@BatmanHQYT]

Anya's accent is, like, oscillating between British and American. Sort of a Gillian Anderson thing going on.

[@glaciergang]

Look up her lineage and where she lived growing up. It all makes sense

[@MrJuiceize]

Anya is so witty and eloquent. Her scene breakdowns are so interesting.

[@asunsol]

I love this woman! ❤

[@jaywallah5917]

This is one of those movies that will be hailed as a classic down the line 👌🏼

[@jtaco4101]

I kinda doubt it tbh

[@jaydock1]

@@jtaco4101 yeah it was good but not groundbreaking in any way tbh

[@SeniorDankyKang]

For me, yes. But for the wider audience it's definitely a bit of an oddity. Dark humour is not as popular as I'd like it to be sadly.

[@Rodlikespants]

I’m interested in seeing how it ages since there are a couple of things that are a bit specific to this time period, like foodie culture and chef’s table presentation

[@akutenshi6946]

@@SeniorDankyKang it’s not about the dark humour it’s about the same old “elitism is bad” rich vs poor bs with service industry toxicity thrown in between there are thousands of movies like this out there

[@fishfootball5301]

The director did a really great job and I love that he is constantly giving credit to everyone else involved.

[@NinaC]

She was absolutely stunning in the film! My goodness I love her. And them!

[@SPAMsammiches]

Such a wonderful surprise of a movie. I love almost everything Feinnes does (Grand Budapest Hotel is one of my very favorite movies). That this character is so radically different, and equally amazing, is just such a testament to his range and ability. Anya and Nicholas were also just amazing in this. Nick's last scene is so tough to watch. Anya and Ralph's last scene together is so shockingly touching and beautiful. Just an amazing, quirky, unique film. I completely loved all of it!

[@86figs]

It was such a good movie. The ending is perfection. I would love to know what food critics thought of this movie.

[@irsyadmuflih18]

anya: “sass lvl 1,000” also anya: writes 10,000

[@cole4648]

Which means: “ITS OVER 9000”

[@forgot7onlyeah]

but seriously for me the atmosphere of this movie just get intense by only the dialogue especially margo and the chef (iykwim) and yeah like Mark said the eye contact was really on point.

[@educostanzo]

Anya Taylor-Joy is so intelligent and well spoken and so passionate about acting. Such an amazing actress.

[@ManlyPelican]

I hope this movie gets more love, I was very surprised how good it was has a very midsommar feel to it.

[@allisongunton919]

It does feel like midsommar when your watching

[@suchac1iche]

saw it yesterday, this kind of movie is exactly my cup of tea, loved it !!

[@claudia-uy5gk]

Same I saw it the other day and it was very good.

[@ciaomamabella]

If you’ve ever seen The Duchess with Kiera Knightly, you know just how perfect Ralph Fiennes is for Chef. Brooding, rigid and intellectually calculated but with an emotionally colic behavior that comes off so chilling it makes you afraid. I was trained as a professional chef and worked with MANY of these kinds of men; and yes, shockingly, they’re all the same. The actor brings his own character in this film however and brings such a uniqueness to chef. Perfect. Absolutely perfect. Excellent movie.

[@mch12311969]

The Menu is absolutely 10/10. The cast is brilliant. It took me a while to get on the AT-J train, but now I never want to get off.

[@zeinaaaaaa7468]

i went in expecting it to be a bit cheesy but this movie was so much more interesting than i thought

[@thehutch1674]

I mean the ending is literally a bit “cheesy” lol (I loved it)

[@AmarachiDesi]

“There’s no food” was one of the funniest line😂

[@zsofiavera4118]

20 years after playing opposite him in About a Boy, Nicholas Hoult has basically become as dashing and charming as a young Hugh Grant.

[@pp-vf8ls]

just watching this, never realized that Anya is so smart with acting hope she would be great actress

[@alterrush5930]

God what an amazing movie, just saw today and it’s delightful! Really loved listening to the three of them sharing there experience and passion for the film and also great to see how much fun they had.

[@arkayceedom]

Ralph Fiennes was absolutely sympathetic and intimidating. Brilliant.

[@dimatadore]

I loved the contrast between Margo, who is entirely free, and Chef, who is extremely constrained.

[@jeromealday614]

Watched this without watching any trailer whatsoever. I was shook. Best film of 2022 for me. It was amazing

[@unotso]

You know it's a good show/movie when Anya Taylor-Joy is in it, especially paired up with Nicholas Hoult.

[@WarmLittleDiamond90]

I Hope Anya directs someday, she had some good ideas throughout filming that worked really well.

[@ceyylm.9646]

I had no idea what this movie was about because i didn’t watch any trailers and just wanted to see it since Anya was in it, but oh boy it was such a great movie everyone in the theatre was saying such good things about it after the movie ended

[@paulmorales1607]

I did not love the movie that much but I adore listening their creators break it down

[@oliverjohnkallesoe443]

Fair. May i ask why you didnt love it? Just curious, no judgment.😊

[@vikram785]

anya and nicholas are so talented. you can tell both of them (especially anya) have an incredible understanding of the entire process - not just their own acting, but also of their role and the role of the other actors each within their own little island tables, which are within the stage of the dining room that is part of the whole restaurant. i love anya's description: "performances within performances within pretension". the director is also amazing - his understanding and appreciation of how each of the components (the actors, the props, the sound, the atmosphere) of the set all intertwine and fit together is truly remarkable.

[@soundslikepizza]

The movie was hot garbage, it has no idea what kind of movie it wants to be. At all, such a mess of a production and the characters suuucked

[@alicefilar]

Nicholas is gorgeous. he kinda reminds me of Sam Claflin (of course it's a compliment)

[@COYGLydia]

i thought he was sam claflin when the video started!

[@alicefilar]

@@COYGLydia me too!!

[@Nikimouse311]

Just got out the theaters. It was so good. Highly recommend!!

[@panoskarliotis382]

sorry, but I didn't like it...and I was fortunate enough NOT to see it in a movie theater...and the only reason I saw this film was in fact Anya Taylor-Joy, but she was wasted in this film, the whole cast was wasted, and it was a good cast...

[@jacinthadang]

@@panoskarliotis382 what did u not like about the movie?

[@panoskarliotis382]

@@jacinthadang well, I am sure that I am not the only one who didn't like this movie...and I didn't like it because of the script...the plot was awful...

[@internetonsetadd]

@@panoskarliotis382 Great 6th grade book report you got there. Check plus.

[@fridayblues216]

My god. Anya Joy Taylor is just so stunningly beautiful and classy looking!

[@Arushi701]

I love how the darkest, weirdest films are the ones where the cast and crew have the most fun.

[@timothyburch9708]

best movie I have seen this year. So clever and unique.

[@MultiJames236]

Nick is probably the most underrated actor in Hollywood rn.

[@SanFrantixXx]

I love that they are dissecting the scene like they dissect the food

[@corkyschilling4699]

Great movie. Both of these actors killed it.

[@angjinyong8834]

The details of the mise en scene is just crazy

[@alexcharlton9010]

What an amazing movie. For those who have not seen it, don't read or watch the trailer. Take my word for it, please. Absolutely fantastic.

[@laurastarck]

Yessss. My movie buff friend told me to watch this knowing I like the general genre/story they tell, so I kinda knew going into it, but my husband did not lol. I told him I wanted to watch something food related and he put this on, not knowing what it was, and I said "WAIT I WAS TOLD TO WATCH THIS" it was so good

[@bpraise517]

AJT is amazing...period...I can watch her turn the pages of a phonebook

[@accordiongordon]

Anya Joy-Taylor?

[@bpraise517]

@@accordiongordon No AMY JACKSON THORNSBERRY

[@wizny70]

@@accordiongordon AJ Tracey

[@theducvu5196]

Anna Jaylor-Toy

[@accordiongordon]

@@theducvu5196 Janna Aylor-Toy

[@theniteowl7777]

modelling a master chef as a death cult leader is somewhat a stroke of genius.

[@handlemeifyoucan144]

Such royal and authority in her voice Ughhhh

[@siemprerm2763]

Succession type beat what a legend Mylod

[@zzzzzz69]

It felt like watching a stage play

[@RawStudios22]

It’s really professional how they don’t spoil the movie 🍿

[@jooliagoolia9959]

Anyone else praying for a prequel???

[@pkdude5334]

I love this interview. Everyone seems so comfortable and proud and I love the technical details. Feels very down to earth.

[@MissPerriwinkle]

omg iconic acting in this film.....thirsty, mystery, scarey and delish movie. omg. (loved mr hoult and ms joy) bravo mr director.

[@melarose5308]

mark! he is a lead director on succession! i didnt know he directed this film!! amazing!

[@fantasyland3646]

This is why it's important to pay attention to anything you watch like not looking away not talking while it's playing not missing anything and apparently it's so hard for every KZbinr to do it

[@goback3spaces603]

ralph fines is one of the last relics of acting. this movie was like a glass of water after a walk in the desert judging the movies in the last decade. the still is some hope

[@klood2513]

What do you even meeaaan there was so many good movies and so much good acting the last decade

[@goback3spaces603]

@@klood2513 I'm sorry I don't speak marvel

[@SuperFrederik112]

@@goback3spaces603 What a pretentious thing to say. Plenty of good movies are being released every year. By the way, I find it ironic how you're acting exactly like Nicolas Hoult's character was in the movie. And Ralph Fines' character hated how pretentious he was. He literally told him to kill himself lol.

[@goback3spaces603]

@@SuperFrederik112 chef hated the dude for ruining the enigma of his craft by interfering with it without the sacrifice it is required. being pretentious might be a fault but that doesnt make me a judgemental fellow rather a bored one.

[@FirstnameLastname-zq8oy]

@@goback3spaces603 you clearly don’t watch many movies at all if you assume the only popular/ well liked movies that have been released over the past decade are marvel movies. Also yes you are judgemental, because when someone said there have been many great movies released over the past decade, you automatically assumed they were talking about marvel movies despite how nothing they said indicated that.

[@Terrencepng]

this was one of the best movies ive seen in a very long time. I feel like they didn't do a great job marketing it which lead to not many people seeing it. Going into it I was like ehh it wont be that bad but i wasn't expecting anything special. But i was blow away at the end, so fking good.

[@solaris100]

So was the restaurant at the end...

[@thesnakeman8006]

Now, I know that Anya was born in Argentina and raised between the uk AND the us but doesn't her accent sound just a tad bit irish in this interview or is that just me?

[@ruthpower4892]

Yes, I was thinking that too! She has a very similar voice to me!!

[@Blossom_Screen]

It’s opposite actually. She was born in the US but raised in Buenos Aires And London!

[@hoover728]

I’ve always thought that her mongrel accent landed on Irish.

[@KusMoGX]

I see this get brought up all the time, but what people fail to pick up on that Anya keeps repeatedly explaining is, she was born in the US (Florida) while her family was on vacation there. So it's like trivia rather than identity. After she was born they returned to Argentina at the end of their vacation. So she wasn't raised American, at all. She only came back here when she was older while pursuing her career. And she identifies as Argentine because she didn't even want to move to the UK. I think she said the first year there she refused to speak English hoping it would have her parents send her back cuz she still has family in Argentina. Also... I'm getting a sense that some people find it hard to believe she's Argentine cuz she's white and Argentina is a Latin American country. But if you take a minute to think of the famous Argentine celebrities: Manu Ginobli, Lionel Messi, Juan Martin del Potro, Nadia Podoroska, Diego Schwartzman (sorry, I'm a tennis fan); surprise! Argentina is a predominantly caucasian country. Chile is somewhat similar.

[@frankijulesdent]

I thought she sounded Bristolian 😂

[@rckbrch]

Bruh they have so much chemistry! I mean they sound like they really did had fun filming the movie! It was great!

[@herbalsoaktoken]

wow amazing to find out that anya directed this movie

[@JC21]

The very last scene of the movie is so iconic.

[@jamesclaytonbowman5977]

ATG has almost certainly lived the entirety of her life in constant code-switch mode.

[@tonyl6520]

This movie is a masterpiece I wish there are some deleted scenes we get to see one day

[@GeekyGalore]

Congratulations to everyone involved in this movie. Bravoooo

[@fauzianalwoga]

This is so great. And I need more information for my film class

[@edwardwaffle7805]

I would crawl across broken glass in order to listen to Anya Taylor Joy read the phone book in Slobovian.

[@forgot7onlyeah]

the first clap of the chef is something to me

[@aamazzom3042]

Bummer Anya and Nick could've worked together in Nosferatu too but they had to recast her role because she isn't available anymore :(

[@BatmanHQYT]

Indeed. But on the bright side, Harry Styles dropped out too and was replaced by Bill Skarsgard, which is an immense relief.

[@zekedimblebee]

@@BatmanHQYT I think Hoult replaced Styles, but it's a plus nonetheless

[@jamiethal1319]

Both Hoult and Skarsgard are in the movie, along with Lily-Rose Depp.

[@rasmustagu]

I really like how Leguizamo plays a character here, also being in the Chef.. another classic movie for people in the culinary industry. On top of that, the fact that he plays a movie star criticized for a poor movie earlier in his career, it's funny as it feels like he did appear in every hollywood movie there was for quite some time.

[@danielleking262]

That was one of the best parts was the whole convo between Chef and Margo in the Breadless Plate scene... between her saying there is no food, to him saying to eat, but she said he said not to eat.... it was awesome when she just kept calling him out and of course standing her ground, lol

[@fang_xianfu]

Describing Margot as "working in the service industry" was pretty funny.

[@perryjones7771]

It’s the fact that Anya knows that she’s gonna be an icon/legend.

[@luckycharm6504]

Watched this movie with a total stranger last year when I was travelling in New Zealand. I went out of the cinema in awe. My travel buddy was just confused and I remember the feeling of “how did you not love that movie” I had towards them haha Love that movie!

[@ryansizemore5064]

Condiments aren't food and I've yet to find one that I really enjoy.

[@ryansizemore5064]

Also the fact that a tire manufacturer is responsible for qualifying high end food makes less since than if it was the Diner's Club or Zagat guide. Why are they involved?

[@BarryBol]

Nicholas Hoult is just there for the vibes

[@geoafe66]

Finally saw it and it was great. Recommend seeing it.

[@Man_in_a_Gucci_Suit]

It was good. Not great

[@rockero1313]

@@Man_in_a_Gucci_Suit opinions are like a breadless plate and a cheeseburger, different for every one

[@peterherron4222]

The second the credits rolled this entered my top ten movies of all time. Just brilliant