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(Arthur Conan Doyle was himself quoting from Shakespeare's 'Henry V', when the eponymous king is exhorting his men to continue the attack on Harfleur.) There are at least two more: When Plummer's character tells Marta that the dogs won't do anything (won't bark) when she returned, since they knew her. The film contains at least two Sherlock Holmes references (use of the catchphrase 'the game is afoot,' and Marta is referred to as Watson) Christopher Plummer played Sherlock Holmes in the film Murder by Decree (1979), and also spoke the line 'The game's afoot' in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991) as the Klingon General Chang. Moreover, letting go of a position of atari is seldom not a lousy move and ultimately proves that Marta is in fact a 'better Go player than Ransom', like Harlan claims. By acting as her savior in the pickle that she is in (in exchange for a cut of the wealth he would otherwise not see a penny of), he's deliberately letting her off the hook from a position of atari which in and of itself is a suspicious move coming from an 'expert' go player and foreshadows his malignance. Had Ransom given Marta up to the authorities, the rest of the family would end up receiving all of the wealth left to her in the will and Ransom would get nothing. In Go, atari is a situation in which a player's stones are enveloped by the adversaries' with only one exit possible, effectively putting them in an advantageous position for the very next move. In the scene at the bar, after Marta tells Ransom her side of the story, 3 beer bottles with green labels can be seen on Ransom's side of the table and 1 bottle with a red label on Marta's which is a reference to the atari position in the game of Go which is a recurring theme in the film.

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The Last of Sheila was Sondheim's only movie script.

The screenplay for The Last of Sheila (1973) was co-written (with Anthony Perkins) by Broadway composer Stephen Sondheim, who also wrote 'Losing My Mind,' the song that Benoit Blanc sings some of in a scene in this movie. All of these are murder mysteries and/or detective stories, though some are satires of the genre. These were posters for: Agatha Christie's Evil Under the Sun (1982) (1982 starring Peter Ustinov, Diana Rigg, and Maggie Smith) Murder by Death (1976) (1976 starring Peter Falk, Alec Guinness, Elsa Lanchester, David Niven, and Peter Sellers) Agatha Christie's Death on the Nile (1978) (starring Peter Ustinov, Bette Davis, Mia Farrow, and Angela Lansbury) The Last of Sheila (1973) (1973 starring Dyan Cannon, James Mason, and Raquel Welch) Deathtrap (1982) (starring Michael Caine, Christopher Reeve, and Dyan Cannon) Clue (1985) (starring Eileen Brennan, Tim Curry, Madeline Kahn, and Martin Mull) Gosford Park (2001) (starring Maggie Smith, Ryan Phillippe, Michael Gambon, and Kristin Scott Thomas) Agatha Christie's The Mirror Crack'd (1980) (starring Elizabeth Taylor, Angela Lansbury, Tony Curtis, Rock Hudson, and Kim Novak) the London production of the stage musical Something's Afoot (1977 starring Sally Smith) Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express (1974) (starring Albert Finney, Lauren Bacall, and Ingrid Bergman) The Private Eyes (1980) ( Tim Conway and Don Knotts) and PokГ©mon Detective Pikachu (2019) (starring Ryan Reynolds, Justice Smith, and Kathryn Newton).

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In January 2019, Rian Johnson tweeted a series of photos of the posters that he had hanging in the studio as he edited Knives Out to serve as inspiration for cutting the movie.