Independent investigator Benoit Blanc looks to have joined the ranks of Hercule Poirot, Sherlock Holmes and Jessica Fletcher, as Miracles Director Rian Johnson has already begun making a sequel to his sequels.
Speaking to A Hollywood reporter, Johnson said the following approach would involve investigator Daniel Craig of the south and a new case. Nothing is as set in stone right now – Lionsgate is currently not illuminating the project, and no one has officially signed it. Having said that, Johnson's production partner Ram Bergman described Craig as looking forward to returning to Blanc's shoes, and given that Craig is expected to hold the 007 outfit in April & # 39; s. There is no time for Death, looks like the next natural movement of a star. The sequel also feels like a natural progression for Lionsgate, as Miracles was a huge success, earning $ 247 million worldwide after a $ 40 million budget.
That is to say, "sequence" is not the terminology chosen by Johnson. While discussing future films in interviews no UPROXX, Johnson said future movies will not be sequels: “The idea of doing more with these things with Daniel as his character, is not a sequel. That is what Agatha Christie did. It comes with a new mystery, a whole new universe, everything new, new mechanics of mystery thrillers and everything. ”
As for how we will see Blanc again, Johnson said he intends to have the next film done soon, sometime next year.
