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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsIf mysteries were filmed on split screen
That showed what every character was doing all the time, it'd make it easier to figure out whodunit
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If mysteries were filmed on split screen (Original Post)
Marthe48
Aug 19
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(53,910 posts)1. pretty sure i've seen a movie kinda like that
four locations, i think, dialog would shift from one corner to another, but i think it was constructed so you could see all the characters all the time.
csziggy
(34,177 posts)3. They did this in The Thomas Crown Affair - the original
Not sure about the remake.
Wounded Bear
(60,053 posts)2. Wouldn't that kind of defeat the purpose of a "mystery?"
csziggy
(34,177 posts)4. Remember in Columbo the viewer always knew who did the deed
The fun was watching Columbo solve it while the murderer tried to mislead him.
I was being silly
I wa petsitting and watch ed Hallmark mysteries all weekend, got punchy
XanaDUer2
(12,700 posts)5. True