The film will be released in 2025. “In the beginning, the knives came out. Then, behold, the glass was shattered. But my most dangerous case yet is about to be revealed,” Craig said in character as Blanc for the teaser. Johnson teased of the film ...

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Daniel Craig knows the “Knives Out” franchise belongs in movie theaters, so he’s hoping Netflix will give the upcoming third installment, officially titled “Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery,” a theatrical release that lasts more more than just one week.

Daniel Craig is hopeful that Netflix will allow Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, also known as Knives Out 3, to play in movie theaters for longer than a week. Craig first played detective Benoit Blanc in 2019’s Knives Out,

A third Knives Out movie is on the way, but it’s unclear what sort of theatrical release it will get. After Knives Out was a big hit theatrically (earning $312.9 million on a $40 million budget), Netflix swiped up the sequel rights.

With the last sequel 'Glass Onion' only getting a theatrical run for a week, Daniel Craig hopes the next 'Knives Out' movie 'Wake Up Dead Man' stays in cinemas for longer so that fans and families get a chance to see it before it comes to Netflix.

With the way the industry is going now, putting films in cinemas doesn't seem to be the safest bet to make money. A lot of streaming companies like Netflix will grab a famous director, a huge cast, and draw in millions of viewers from the comfort of their home.

Daniel Craig is hoping Benoit Blanc fans have a bit more time to wake up and get themselves to a theater to see Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery than they did with 2022’s Glass Onion. “You know I do,