Dave Batista reveals Knives Out‎ 2 details will surpass the predecessor

By Lee - 12 August 2021

With the completion of the film's production in Greece, Knives Out‎ 2 directed by Ryan Johnson revealed more details. A few days ago, in an interview, the film’s starring Dave Batista told the outside world that the sequel will surpass the previous one.

Dave Batista said: "I really think that this is a work that can surpass the previous work. Even if it can't surpass the previous work, at least it can be compared with the previous work. I think all the characters in the film are outstanding. , Each character is very individual."

It is not difficult to see from Dave Batista’s rhetoric that Knives Out 2 will be upgraded in the story and characters. Although the film has been filmed in Greece, it will take some time of hard work before it is fully completed. Compared with the previous work, the cast of the film has undergone a major change in blood. In other words, the story of the sequel will not have much to do with the previous one. Currently, Leslie Odom Jr., Daniel Craig, Dave Batista, Edward Norton, Ethan Hawke, Kate Hudson, Jessica Henwick and others All have joined the crew. Knives Out‎ is a film directed by Ryan Johnson. The film invested 40 million US dollars, but the box office reached 310 million US dollars. In order to ensure the authenticity of the sequel, Netflix will continue to invite Ryan Johnson to write the script and direct the film.

Earlier, in an interview, Ryan Johnson said: “Knives Out 2 will be regarded as another classic Agatha Christie detective novel, continuing to tell the story of Benoit Blanc’s case. But in a different way There will be a brand-new story in the context of, and will focus on the life of the new character.” His implication is that in addition to the detective played by Daniel Craig, there will be other sequels in this sequel. All roles will be changed. And this also means that the film will follow Christie's model of the Polo detective story. Currently, the film has no specific release plan.