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Daniel Craig’s Knives Out sequel takes its name from the strange Beatles song, but how much do you know about John Lennon’s quirky classic?Listen to this articleDaniel Craig returned to the big screen small stream over the holidays in Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery.The Netflix sequel sees the former James Bond actor reprise his role as Detective Benoit Blanc, and the title of Rian Johnson’s murder mystery-meets-social satire immediately grabbed our attention. The Beatles vs The Rolling Stones – in their own words The story behind The Beatles last ever live performance Listen to the Gold 60s Live Playlist on Global PlayerThat’s because the film’s name – and more than a little of its cryptic nature – is borrowed from The Beatles song, which also features over the movie’s end credits.’Glass Onion’ is the third track on 1968’s The Beatles, the record we all know as The White Album, and it comes in on the heels of the rocking opener ‘Back in the USSR’ and the more contemplative ‘Dear Prudence’.

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