Presenter and podcaster Richard Osman has said that some of the cars featured in The Thursday Murder Club film are not genuine. The 54-year-old author revealed on his podcast 'The Rest Is Entertainment' that a number of the vehicles seen in the film, which is based on his best-selling book, are actually cardboard cut-outs.

In conversation with journalist and co-host Marina Hyde about the use of cars in films, and how they are often rented or repurposed, Richard admitted that for certain parts of his film, no actual cars were used.

He clarified that most viewers would be unable to discern that they're looking at cardboard cut-outs due to the skilled scene painters, who expertly disguise the fact.

Richard told Marina: "In the Thursday Murder Club there are a couple of scenes, and th

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