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Getty Images Bradley Whitford is holding up a teacup with a sly smile. This is not just any teacup it’s the teacup, the one that became instantly iconic after Catherine Keener used it to hypnotize an unsuspecting Daniel Kaluuya in Jordan Peele’s revolutionary 2017 horror-satire Get Out. The teacup, and by extension Keener and Whitford’s characters, embody the brutal metaphor at the heart of Peele’s flawless script: an outwardly progressive white couple whose power is built upon the stolen souls of Black people. The fact that Whitford not only held onto a Get Out teacup (there were, of course, multiples), but also pulled it out mid-interview, speaks volumes. He knows that this teacup has become one of this century’s most indelible cinematic symbols. He understands both the

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