NOPE Fan Theories with Keke Palmer, Daniel Kaluuya, Steven Yeun and Brandon Perea | Vanity Fair

Daniel Kaluuya, Keke Palmer, Steven Yeun and Brandon Perea take turns reading, confirming and denying 'Nope' fan theories from Reddit. Is 'Nope' an acronym for "Not Of Planet Earth?" Is the entire film based on a theory that aliens will replace humans? Where do Mulder and Scully fit into the Nope equation?


Director: Funmi Sunmonu & Jackie Phillips
Director of Photography: Glass Engine
Editor: Jordan Calig
Talent: Daniel Kaluuya, Keke Palmer, Steven Yeun, Brandon Perea
Producer: Ashley Hall
Line Producer: Jen Santos
Associate Producer: Omar Elgohary
Production Manager: Andressa Pelachi
Production Coordinator: Peter Brunette Carol Wachockier
Talent Booker: Meredith Judkins
Camera Operator: Lucas Vilicich
Audio: Paul Cornett
Production Assistant: Philip Arless
Post Production Supervisor: Marco Glinbizzi
Post Production Coordinator: Andrea Farr
Assistant Editor: Andy Morell



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I kinda love that Keke is straight up telling us which theories are wrong lmao

[lackofcreativity]

The "bad miracle" interpretation is too good to pass up. Imma need a screenplay written around that like right now

[whosaprettykitty]

One thing I LOVE about Jordan Peele is that he WILL cast good actors that are slept on. I have mad respect for that man, this cast was brilliant

[vlad]

daniel: "what sucks you into the sky though?"
keke: "right like when did that happen to someone to make you fear that?"
steven: "that would be terrible"
for some reason this interaction took me out daniel and keke questioning the logistics while steven's just imagining getting sucked into the sky

[jleu]

Daniel's side eye smirk at 5:45 after he goes "yeah sure you might be on to something!" is the funniest thing ever. Just straight up trolling hahah

[rentfreeinheads]

If KEKE was in more movies I’d watch every movie. Her energy is A1

[fielanipohahau]

Keke Palmer is just so naturally funny and likeable.

[StrawberryDomination]

7:10 seeing Keke talking about not having kids post pregnancy announcement is actually hilarious now.

[sandradee]

Keke is naturally funny, she had me laughing through the whole thing

[kosiimnk]

Keke is so unintentionally funny like she can say regular stuff but her just makes it 10 times funnier 😂

[ThisIsMyFullName]

If you're a script writer, you just got a bunch of ideas for free right here lol

[ThinDiezel]

I love how coy steven yeun is being while knowing his death scene is yet again one of the most disturbing things ever

[IsaacAbunu]

I love every time Keke reads a reddit theory out loud she brings so much character and showmanship to something incredibly mundane.

[just-trying-my-best-everyday]

Keke's "When did I get promoted to "the lady"?" Was so much funnier than it had any right to be.

[jmorales]

I love how only one person got even VAGUELY close to getting what happens in the movie, and they still didn't really get it. It's a fantastic movie, blows away all expectations.

[thwip]

Just got done with the film. No spoilers of course, but it's wild how I'm yet to see ANYONE accurately predict what actually happens in this film.

[luckym]

Steven Yeun is BEAUTIFUL and hilarious. Whole package. And love his laugh!

[AngelConversations]

The diversity in this cast is everything ❤️

[RoxasXIII]

“That’s just anxiety for no reason” I think most people have exactly that. No rhyme or reason, just anxiety for no reason.

[vladimiralvarenga]

And this is why we need movies like this. They spark so many ideas and gets the collective consciousness to feed off each other and create new conversation pieces, that builds into new frontiers of thought process.