Lionsgate has begun work on a 'Knives Out' sequel
Lionsgate has announced that the studio is now officially working on a sequel to their massively popular murder mystery film 'Knives Out'. The original is set to make $300 million at the box office and its director Rian Johnson is expected to stick around for the sequel. He has said that he would like to have Daniel Craig return as well but nothing has been confirmed.
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