Everything you need to know about Knives Out
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Benoit Blanc is still trying to unravel many mysteries.
After the anticipated publication Knives out sequel, Glass Onion: A Knives Out MysteryA follow-up film was released on December 23rd. the murder mystery franchise It is currently in development.
The sequel was first revealed in March 2021 when Netflix acquired the rights to the show. Knives out Reports indicate that a $400 million deal was made to acquire a franchise included a second and third film.
While the film is still very much in its infancy, some details have been revealed by Rian Johnson (the writer and director of both the first and second films), and star Daniel Craig. Fans believe the second film gives a clue to the plot of the third movie.
We have everything you need to know, from the return cast to the release date. Knives Out 3.
Who is the star? Knives Out 3?
John Wilson/Netflix Daniel Craig in Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery (2022)
Craig will reprise his role as detective Benoit Blanc The film will be released in its entirety. Johnson has called the film trilogy an anthology. Therefore, it is unlikely that Johnson will make another. cast members from Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery It will be back.
The internet is busy casting new stars for the third installment of the series, with names like Jennifer Coolidge and Keke Palmer on the “wishlist.”
What will? Knives Out 3 What is it all about?
Official plot Knives Out 3 It hasn’t been officially announced yet. However, some fans believe it. the second film includes an Easter egg Information about the plot of the upcoming film.
In one of the early scenes from the film, when everyone is surprised to see Benoit Blanc at the dock, Claire Debella (Kathryn Hahn) asks, “Did you solve the murder of — oh — whatshername — the ballet dancer thing, that’s you?” This could indicate that the third film may be a prequel to an earlier Benoit Blanc case, according to fans.
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Who directs? Knives Out 3?
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Johnson, who directed both Knives out Glass Onion: A Knives Out MysteryHe will be returning to direct the film’s third installment. He will also write the script for the movie.
When will? Knives Out 3 Are you ready to go?
Interview with Deadline Johnson’s November 2022 publication revealed that he is still in the early process of planning The release date for the third film is unknown.
“[It’s] The idea of trying to figure out how it could be different from the first one is something I like,” he stated, adding that he expects to begin writing the script by early 2023.
“I carry a Moleskine notebook with me everywhere, and I am constantly writing down notes in it. I find that the first 80 percent is about writing in notebooks, and then structuring it all. He continued, “I’m trying to get ahead.” Even though I’m busy with the film’s publicity, I want to build a structure and an idea so that when it comes time to get to work after New Year’s, I don’t stare at the horrible blank page. You are always there, I suppose.
That is what you should do. Knives out Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery If there was a gap of three years between their release dates, a film could not reach Netflix until 2025.
Will there be a Knives Out 4?
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Netflix has not yet approved a fourth movie. Johnson is on board to make more movies If the script is accurate. “If each of these can really be Agatha Christie, if it’s not only in a completely different location and cast but also trying something thrilling, I’ll continue doing it as long Daniel [Craig] We are having a great time. He said, “I’ll continue making these as long they allow me to.” Variety.
Craig also shared the same thoughts during a conversation with Deadline“If people are interested, we’ll produce them,” he said. However, if Rian or me thought that we were just producing them, I believe we would move on. I don’t believe that’s what we both want to do in this life. It’s not fun if people have any genuine enjoyment from them.