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Gone with the Wind → Clue → Knives Out
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Influenced By
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Gone with the Wind (1939)
"*Clue* references this film through the line "Frankly, Scarlet, I don't give a damn," a play on Rhett Butler's famous quote." Movie Connections IMDb
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House on Haunted Hill (1959)
"The premise of strangers invited to a secluded mansion, only to face mysterious events, mirrors the setup in *Clue*." Movie Connections IMDb
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The Haunting (1963)
"Both films feature a mansion named "Hill House" and involve guests experiencing eerie occurrences, highlighting the haunted house trope." Movie Connections IMDb
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Murder by Death (1976)
"This parody of detective fiction, featuring an ensemble cast solving a murder in a secluded mansion, shares thematic similarities with *Clue*." Murder by Death Wikipedia
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Blazing Saddles (1974)
"Actress Madeline Kahn's role in *Clue* includes a line referencing her character in *Blazing Saddles*, showcasing intertextual humor." Movie Connections IMDb
Influenced
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Knives Out (2019)
"Directed by Rian Johnson, this film features an ensemble cast and a complex murder mystery, reminiscent of *Clue*. Johnson has acknowledged *Clue* as an influence on his work." From Clue to Gosford Park: What are the films that influenced Rian Johnson’s Knives Out? – Cameron's Spectacular, Amazing, Fantastic and Brilliant Blog 885
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The Afterparty (2022)
"This television series presents a murder mystery with multiple perspectives, each episode offering a different character's viewpoint, similar to the multiple endings of *Clue*." A Clue remake is coming, the 1985 version is genius | The Nightly Thenightly
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Game Night (2018)
"A comedy that involves a group of friends entangled in a real-life mystery during a game night, echoing the comedic and mysterious elements of *Clue*." A Clue remake is coming, the 1985 version is genius | The Nightly Thenightly
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Gosford Park (2001)
"Directed by Robert Altman, this film combines a murder mystery with satirical comedy, set in an English country house, drawing parallels to *Clue*." Moviebureau source