Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery Quiz

Answer: Smashes it with a hammer

At the start of the film the central characters receive a wooden box with no apparent way to open it. The characters then call each other and we cut between the different characters as they solve the various puzzles required to open the box which contains Miles' invitation to his island.

After these characters have opened their boxes we then see another character, who turns out to be Helen Brand, smash open what we assume is her box with a hammer, to get to the invite inside.

Answer: Edward Norton

Miles Bron is a central character in 'Glass Onion', he is a billionaire having made his money through a tech company called Alpha. Miles is played by the American actor Edward Norton, who has appeared in many films including 'Fight Club' and 'Birdman', for which he was nominated for the Best Supporting Actor Oscar.

Answer: Greece

Miles invites the other characters to his island off the coast of Greece to play a murder mystery game, although things soon cease to be a game when real murders take place. We find out that the characters are in Greece when they are assembling on the dock and an assistant appears and welcomes them to Greece before saying that the boat will take them to the island.

The island is home to Miles' mansion. Detective Benoit Blanc also joins the group who travel to the island, with it later being revealed that Miles did not actually invite him.

Answer: Klear

Miles' company has developed a hydrogen-based, solid fuel called 'Klear' which he wants his company to launch soon. Miles shows off his fuel to his guests when they are having pre-dinner cocktails and hands Blanc a sample of the fuel. Miles says he named the fuel "Klear, with a K".

However other characters are concerned that the fuel is untested and might be dangerous. Miles tries to reassure them that Klear is fine and that his mansion is powered by it.

Answer: Mona Lisa

'Glass Onion' takes place during the COVID-19 pandemic and so the Louvre gallery in Paris is closed due to coronavirus restrictions. When the characters are having cocktails before dinner Claire asks why Miles has a print of the Mona Lisa, Miles explains that due to the closure of the museum due to the pandemic he has been able to pay to borrow the original painting.

The painting is protected by a sensitive security system that shields the painting at any sign of danger which includes every time a mobile phone makes a noise.

Answer: Jeremy Renner

After arriving at Miles' mansion Blanc is encouraged by Miles to try some hot sauce promoted by the actor Jeremy Renner. Renner's picture appears on the hot sauce bottles. Blanc takes a bottle of the hot sauce which he later uses as fake blood when Helen is shot at.

Answer: Andi's journal

In a scene in which Helen is meeting Blanc outside, someone shoots at Helen and we initially think she has died. However it is revealed that Helen has been saved by her sister Andi's journal, which was in her jacket pocket and which stopped the bullet. Blanc then fakes her death to the other characters enabling Helen to go and search Miles' office.

Answer: True

Birdie is a former supermodel who has re-invented herself as a designer of high end sweatpants. Miles is threatening Birdie with ruining her brand by going public with the news that her sweatpants are made in a notorious sweatshop. Peg, Birdie's assistant, finds out that Birdie received an email, when she was looking for somewhere to make the sweatpants, informing her that the factory she is looking at is one of the biggest sweatshops in the world to which Birdie replied that this was good. On hearing this Peg asks Birdie if she thought that a sweatshop was where sweatpants were made and Birdie says she did.

Answer: A napkin

Andi was Helen's twin sister and the one who had the founding idea for the tech company Alpha. In a flashback we see the characters at a bar and Andi draws out the idea for Alpha on a napkin. Because she was worried about the safety of the Klear fuel, Andi was removed as CEO of Alpha by Miles who lied about who came up with the idea for the company.

After Andi's death Helen believes the original napkin has been stolen and with Blanc's help goes to the island posing as her sister to try and find the napkin and find out who murdered her sister.

Answer: The Beatles

'Glass Onion' is a song from The Beatles 1968 album which is officially called 'The Beatles' but is often referred to as 'The White Album', because it was originally released in an all white record sleeve with just the words 'The Beatles' embossed on it.

The song was the third track on side one of the album as released in the UK. In the film Glass Onion is the name of Miles' mansion and is the location where most of the film takes place.