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'The Menu' : Anya Taylor-Joy admits she's a terrible cook while Nicholas Hoult says he's into baking

Anya Taylor-Joy and Nicholas Hoult get served a meal to die for in "The Menu", a satirical thriller and social commentary set in the world of fine dining. The "Queen's Gambit" and "X-Men" star play Margot and Tyler, an attractive young couple who gets whisked a way to a remote private island hosting the exclusive gastronomic establishment "Hawthorne" and its many vegetable patches, farm animals, bee hives and live-in staff dormitories. The two are part of a select group of 12 who have paid a high dime to dine at the restaurant run by the celebrated American chef Julian Slowik (Ralph Fiennes). Unbeknownst to his wealthy guests, the chef and his team of robot-like professionals have prepared a one-off menu with some unexpected ingredients especially for them. But the arrival of Margot seems to sour Slowik's concoction. The movie pokes fun at its moneyed guests, their ostentatious fine dining experience and the celebrity chef phenomenon, all of which have driven Slowik to despair and disillusionment. "This story for me is about privilege for privileges' sake or pretentiousness for pretentiousness' sake," Taylor-Joy said at the film's London premiere on Wednesday (November 9). "If you're not enjoying yourself and if you're not enjoying life, then what are you really doing? And I think a lot of these characters are insatiable at this point, and it's definitely a dark satire on that topic." The film's director, Mark Mylod, of "Succession" and "Game of Thrones" fame, said he brought in top chefs to ensure authenticity. "We worked with Dominique Crenn, she has three Michelin stars and is literally a world class chef...we worked with David Gelp, who was the creator of 'Chef's Table' and just came in to do some great food porn shots for us to pump that side up," he said. In addition, they inspired some of the cast to get cooking, too. "I wasn't really a foodie before this, I got more into it having watched those things and learnt more about it. And I am, like, when I'm not shooting, I do like to cook and I've just recently got into baking a little bit, so I've started a bit of baking," said Hoult. "I am a terrible cook. I am an appalling cook. But I love takeaway and I love eating good food," said Taylor-Joy. "The Menu", which also stars John Leguizamo as a Hollywood star of yesteryear, Janet McTeer as a snobby food critic and Hong Chau as the restaurant's unwavering maitre d' Elsa, is out in cinemas globally from Nov. 17. ........................................................................................ Follow Us:    / @newzee4u   Facebook:   / newzeepk   Twitter:   / newzeepk   Watch "Princess Leonor, Spain's future queen, delivers her first speech with ENG SUBs"    • Princess Leonor, delivers her first s...   Watch "An inside look at one of TikTok's most viral Arab chefs - Abir El Saghir"    • An inside look at one of TikTok's mos...   Watch “Joe Biden teleprompter gaffe”    • ‘End of quote. Repeat the line’: Joe ...   Watch “Biden tries to ‘shake hands with thin air’ during Israel trip”    • Biden tries to ‘shake hands with thin...   Check out our playlists to view the latest videos and don't forget to subscribe to the NEWZEE YouTube channel for daily video updates. Must Share Your Thought in Comments!