Clue (1985): It’s About the Cheese, Not the Holes
Beth and Michelle revisit Clue, the 1985 murder mystery where six suspicious guests, one frantic butler, several conveniently placed weapons, and three contradictory endings transform political corruption into breathless farce. The plot may contain enough holes to resemble Swiss cheese, but Tim Curry’s manic energy and an extraordinary ensemble make the cheese far more important.
They explore the secrets beneath each character’s carefully constructed identity: Miss Scarlet’s unapologetic sexuality, Mrs. White’s weaponized bitterness, Colonel Mustard’s bluster, Professor Plum’s abuse of power…
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