Knives Out 2 adds Kathryn Hahn and Janelle Monáe
Rian Johnson's Knives Out sequel for Netflix continues to have a great cast, which now includes Kathryn Hahn and Janelle Monáe
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Rian Johnson's Knives Out sequel for Netflix continues to have a great cast, which now includes Kathryn Hahn and Janelle Monáe
Just when you think the Knives Out 2 cast couldn’t get any cooler, director Rian Johnson goes ahead and makes it even better by adding Kathryn Hahn. Hot off her scene-stealing work in WandaVision (though to be fair, she’s been doing scene-stealing work for years now), Hahn will join Daniel Craig, Janelle Monae, and Edward Norton. Once again, Craig’s Benoit Blanc will be trying to solve a mystery featuring a large cast of suspects. Craig is the only character from the first film returning for the sequel. Deadline broke the news that Kathryn Hahn is joining the cast of
Just yesterday, we learned that Dave Bautista had joined the cast of Rian Johnson’s Knives Out sequel on Netflix, an apparent “thank you” gift from Ted Sarandos to Bautista for choosing Army Of The Dead over The Suicide Squad, and now another famous person—arguably a more famous person—has signed on as well: Edward Norton, who, like Bautista and Knives Out’s Chris Evans, has been in at least one Marvel movie. Interesting! Advertisement Deadline, which naturally doesn’t know anything about who Norton might be playing or what the plot of the Knives Out sequel will be, but we...
Daniel Craig's detective will lead the cast of another Rian Johnson-directed whodunit.
Ram Bergman, is expanding its reach. Their production banner is teaming up with MRC Films, the indie studio that developed and produced movies like Knives Out, Ted, and The Adjustment Bureau, to launch a new untitled label that will produce three to four low-budget movies per year from up-and-coming filmmakers. Ben LeClair will oversee day-to-day management on the new label, which is specifically designed to help emerging filmmakers get smaller movies made and out into the world. “We’ve experienced the importance of having partners like MRC who understand and protect a filmmaker’s vi...