Marvel series MoonKnight featured one of the most chilling opening scenes in the MCU when it launched on Disney Plus, as Ethan Hawke's character filled his shoes with broken glass.
, opened up about that scene in particular, explaining how it was Ethan’s idea for the cult leader to show the amount of pain he’s willing to inflict on himself.
When asked whether there were any scenes in his episodes that had to be changed drastically, Andrew replied: ‘You know one of the things that first comes to mind is, as is true for everything, things just get shifted around. So what was supposed to open episode two became the very opening of the show for episode one, which is the scene with Harrow with the glass.
‘I think it was Ethan’s idea that he pitched and people were excited about it,’ said the cinematographer, who previously worked on films including The Green Knight and A Ghost Story.
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