Directing a whodunit sounds like a nightmare. Thankfully, Rian Johnson knows what he's doing
is a puzzle. Does someone ever bring up a flaw in the logic that requires you, on the fly, to rethink?
Johnson: A hundred times a day, you’ll see an actor coming towards you, and you’ll see in their eye they have a question. On a whodunit, every single time that happens, it’s the scariest five seconds, because you think they’re going to ask the question that reveals the inconsistency where this whole thing unravels. Partway through shooting,” there was one thing — I think Daniel caught it.
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