The new espionage movie ALL THE OLD KNIVES, has a release date of April 8, 2022, in the US on Amazon Prime Video.
We interview the Director of the film, ALL THE OLD KNIVES, Janus Metz, and the Screenwriter and also the author of the novel of the same name, Olen Steinhauer!
In this movie, two CIA agents and ex-lovers (Chris Pine and Thandiwe Newton) are brought back together years after a failed rescue attempt – and forced to blur the lines between profession and passion in this deeply riveting tale of global espionage, moral dilemma, and deadly betrayal. Add Laurence Fishburne and Jonathan Pryce and you have one star-studded cast.
Join us for this fascinating talk! How’d they get the title? The cast?
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Check out our “ALL THE OLD KNIVES First Reactions – No Spoilers” episode to hear our thoughts on the movie.
In this no-spoiler discussion of the movie All the Old Knives with director Janus Metz and screenwriter Olen Steinhauer, we discuss:
- The chaotic first 45-seconds of the movie
- How Olen Steinhauer turned his novel “All the Old Knives” into a screenplay
- The use of flashbacks
- The importance of the Director of Photography
- How COVID impacted filming
- How they shot airplane interiors
- The importance of family to the story
- The cast (Chris Pine, Thandiwe Newton, Laurence Fishbourne, and Jonathan Pryce)
- And more …
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