A dark satire about a famous chef and his customers is out in theaters Friday and it will interest foodies everywhere.
"The Menu," starring Ralph Fiennes, Anya Taylor Joy and John Lequizamo is out in movie theaters Friday. Sandy Kenyon has the story.Great food is on "The Menu" for those willing to pay a high price: $1,250 each for a single meal.
"The whole tone of the script was unlike anything anything I'd seen," the star said during the premiere of the movie in New York City. "These high-end chefs are obsessed and they can be quite frightening and self absorbed." "What I told him is I think you have go be the conductor of the symphony," Crenn said. She calls the performance which resulted, "authentic to a T.""What I got from Dominique was her calmness," Fiennes said. "She wore her authority very lightly so I took her lovely, benign, calm authority, and I made it into Chef Slowik authority."That left entertainment reporter Sandy Kenyon wondering if this was a drama or just a very dark comedy.
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