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Rian Johnson, who finds new twists for Benoit Blanc in his third “Knives Out” detective story, “Wake Up Dead Man,” says, “I look for wherever Guillermo’s sitting.”
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Rian, “Wake Up Dead Man” is specifically set in the year 2025 and all the “Knives Out” pictures have been dealing with our contemporary reality.
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Rian, you make a really bold decision in “Wake Up Dead Man,” where the signature character of the series, Daniel Craig’s Benoit Blanc, is offscreen for much of the first 45 minutes or so of the movie.
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Rian, “Glass Onion” had a more robust theatrical release than “Dead Man” has gotten.
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Fire Department spokeswoman said the department found a dead man, approximately 78 years old, and a dead woman who was about 68.
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