'Speak No Evil' stars James McAvoy, Mackenzie Davis, Scoot McNairy, and director James Watkins explain why their movie has a very different conclusion than its 2022 Danish predecessor.
, the characters in each film react very differently to their shared predicaments. Ultimately, the way they face those challenges becomes the difference between a chance at escape and a grisly end.
“It explores how we can all be constrained and trapped by the social rules and by our own politeness and how we can sometimes find it difficult to negotiate or call out bad behavior,” Watkins tells. “It's that notion that the road to hell is paved with good intentions and by people self-censoring, I suppose.”Besides the change of cast and setting , the biggest and most obvious difference between the films is their endings.
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