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Wake Up Dead Man director Rian Johnson says he "couldn't resist" making a pointed Star Wars joke in the new Knives Out movie
News Knives Out 3 is now out on Netflix
Hideo Kojima watched Knives Out 3 but he didn't have much to say about the movie – so fans are wondering if he hated it
News Hideo Kojima had a very brief review of Wake Up Dead Man
Knives Out 3 release date, plot, trailer, cast, and everything we know so far about Wake Up Dead Man
Guide Your complete guide to Knives Out 3 (AKA Wake Up Dead Man)
Rian Johnson says he doesn't see Knives Out "as IP," so no one else will ever direct one: "Each Knives Out film is something I want to make"
News Rian Johnson is the only Knives Out director
Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery review: "Brings Knives Out back to its roots for a sequel that's almost on a par with the original"
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Knives Out 3 star heaps praise on Disney Plus series Only Murders in the Building as he explains cozy crime's growing popularity: "That juxtaposition is what people are into"
Exclusive Exclusive: Wake Up Dead Man's Andrew Scott explains the benefits of having a big ensemble cast in a murder mystery movie
Daniel Craig doesn't show up until 40 minutes into Wake Up Dead Man, and there's a legit reason why Rian Johnson wrote it that way – even if he was a little scared to do so
Exclusive Exclusive: Knives Out 3 director Rian Johnson explains how the new movie goes "back to basics" in terms of murder mystery
Josh O'Connor reveals the "most surprising" thing about making Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, as he describes teaming up with Daniel Craig as "a dream come true"
Exclusive Exclusive: Challengers' Josh O'Connor opens up on establishing his "light and playful" double act with Knives Out veteran Daniel Craig in Wake Up Dead Man
Knives Out's Rian Johnson admits he usually "avoids" writing the murder mystery part "until I can't anymore" – and Wake Up Dead Man was no different
Exclusive Exclusive: Wake Up Dead Man's Rian Johnson opens up on the process of writing a twisty whodunnit, as Josh O'Connor teases his character Jud's "beautiful" arc
