Private Investigator Rates 10 Detective Scenes In Movies And TV Shows | How Real Is It? | | Insider

Veteran private investigator Andy Kay rates 10 private detective scenes in movies and television shows for realism. Kay has been working as a private investigator for over 25 years. He investigates infidelity, cybercrime, missing pets, and everything in between.

Kay discusses the accuracy of detective scenes in films such as "Knives Out" (2019) with Daniel Craig, "Chinatown" (1974), and "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective" (1994). He comments on the prowess of the iconic detectives in "Sherlock Holmes" (2009) featuring Robert Downey Jr., "Searching" (2018), "Vertigo" (1958), and "Veronica Mars" (2014) featuring Kristin Bell. He also discusses television show detectives, such as Benedict Cumberbatch in "Sherlock" (2010), Tom Selleck in “Magnum, P.I.” (1980) and Matthew McConaughey in "True Detective" (2014).

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Private Investigator Rates 10 Private Detective Scenes In Movies And TV Shows | How Real Is It?

[shikhargovil]

fun fact: he is still on duty and probably got a contract to investigate in insider's recording room from someone.

[ilertargenthorne]

"If she was licensed, she wouldn't be for much longer."
_Pause_

_"If she was _*_caught_*_ doing it"_

[killjoyblue]

I was told by my step dad that if I ever think I’m being followed in a car, to turn left four times to see. Because no one else in the world would need to make the same four turns as you

[enegmatixerebro]

Veronica Mars just sitting up there out in the open during the day with a massive camera.
Yup... Really being a sneak

[hollyhartwick]

He's absolutely right about people over interpreting body language. I have a hangup about eye contact because when I was young I was told it was rude to stare. Somehow, that developed into feeling like eye contact was equal to staring and it makes me uncomfortable. Some think if people cross their arms or put their hands in their pockets while you're talking to them, it means X, Y, Z. That's not universally true at all, but sometimes someone hears it someplace and they accept it as absolute fact. People are so much more complicated than such simple A-to-B equivalencies.

[davidanderson_surrey_bc]

He's absolutely right about nothing on the Internet being truly secure.

Just be aware, that if you upload to the cloud, eventually it's going to rain.

[a_walrus]

up next: former dead people react to death scenes in movies and TV shows

[timdunn]

Appreciate the shade thrown at the "Ex-FBI body language expert". Especially since most of that guy's "tells" are signs of neuroatypicality or trauma. How many innocent people you think got dinged (or at least harassed) by the Feds (and other LEOs) because guys like that assume difficulty with eye contact means you're a liar?

[caoimhenimhuireadhaigh]

That statistic about women being right 96/97% of the time is fascinating, especially versus the 50% for men

[gergokovacs]

If a movie would be made about his life he would be played by Mark Ruffalo

Change my mind

[GrayBeans]

It seems in Hollywood the lines between Stalker and Private Investigator is very very thin

[Darien_Rue]

Love how he gives the movies credit for trying to be entertaining but still gives a pretty honest score

[bdgjarvo]

Next : former president react to president movie.

[Faceplay]

I work is a investigator in Vegas. Hands down one of the best jobs you could ever do. One thing no one ever brings up is how on point you have to be with your reports as we could called to court for just about everything. Also Vegas PD really likes us. They got my back on more then one occasion.

[potatomatop]

If he rates detective conan, he'll finish half of it when he's 800 years old.

[TheDanaYiShow]

I've been watching so many of the "Professional Rates Scenes From Movies and TV Shows" and I love them! Keep up the awesome content :)

[dawnchurchlive]

Fun listening to him, truly fascinating to learn some of the lines a PI can or can't cross. Hope they have him back to do more reviews, I want to see more!!

[antonnurwald]

People go "why did they not cover this or that?" but since every other show on TV is about a PI, it's hard to cover them all. I like that he uses almost the full spectrum and actually gives 10/10.

[benjaminharcourt]

I hate the "looking away they must be hiding something" thing, social anxiety and the inability to make eye contact is way more common than people realize.

[londonstreetstyle]

No surprise he gave "True Detective" an 8. It is one of best series ever made. Great script, mind-blowing acting.
Ofcourse I'm talking specifically about season 1!