EPISODE · Dec 13, 2025 · 1H 18M
Whodunnit Films Part 1 - Gosford Park, with Heather J Stewart
from Film vs Film Podcast · host Film vs Film Podcast
Send us a text about your favourite films relating to the episode.For our last episode of the year, as the worlds greatest detective in back, no not Batman, Benoit Blanc is at it again in another Knives Out movie. This time with a twist, he's grown his hair out in, Wake Up Dead Man now available on Netflix. As Wake Up Dead Man is a detective mystery story, we are going to focus the episode on the Whodunnit genre. Discussing all things Whodunnits, is a debutant guest Heather J Stewart a film reviewer and now the European correspondent for the Revisionist Almanac. Warning we will be talking SPOILERS.Martins turn to go first and is going for the Robert Altman classic, Gosford Park with every British actor known to man involved. On this one we talk about how on earth Robert Altman directs this massive cast beautifully. We talk about how tonally this works so well with so many storylines going on. We talk about why the film doesn't feel like a whodunnit and why it almost feels a parody and then hits you with an emotional gut punch at the end. Plus we talk about dodgy accents. IMDB page Heather J Stewarts Instagram page FVF Social linkstwitterinstagramTikTokAs ever please enjoy. Support the show
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Send us a text about your favourite films relating to the episode. For our last episode of the year, as the worlds greatest detective in back, no not Batman, Benoit Blanc is at it again in another Knives Out movie. This time with a twist, he's grown his hair out in, Wake Up Dead Man now available on Netflix. As Wake Up Dead Man is a detective mystery story, we are going to focus the episode on the Whodunnit genre. Discussing all things Whodunnits, is a debutant guest Heather J Stewart a film ...
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