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From Muppets to Meryl Streep, moviegoers imagine insanely fun ensemble possibilities for Rian Johnson's next whodunnit

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Just days after writer/director Rian Johnson unveiled the title of his highly anticipated Knives Out 3 as Wake Up Dead Man, fans have taken to social media to share their own dream casting ideas for the murder mystery sequel. While the official @KnivesOut account playfully described many of the suggestions as “unhinged,” these imaginative fan castings are generating big buzz and capturing the fun, unexpected spirit of the franchise.

Among the most delightfully offbeat visions is the recurring plea to cast The Muppets alongside Daniel Craig’s detective Benoit Blanc. “Cast them in Knives Out 3,” one fan emphatically stated alongside photos of the beloved puppets. Another dreamed up an ensemble including Willem Dafoe, Regina Hall, Jack Black, and yes, Kermit and crew.

Unhinged? Absolutely. Genius? Potentially. The Muppets bring an automatic jolt of mayhem and whimsy that could pair brilliantly with Johnson’s trademark tongue-in-cheek whodunnits. It’s not outside the realm of possibility for this franchise known for wildly fun ensemble casts.

Some of you tweeting the most absolutely unhinged casting pic.twitter.com/U8kJFFz5Wq

— Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery (@KnivesOut) May 25, 2024

Other fans suggested reuniting ensembles from acclaimed past films and shows, from the cast of The Nice Guys (Russell Crowe, Ryan Gosling, Angourie Rice, Margaret Qualley) to the live-action Scooby-Doo favorites (Matthew Lillard, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Linda Cardellini, Freddie Prinze Jr.).

A few took their fancasting a step further by envisioning specific character roles. One posted a brilliant mock-up casting Zendaya and Timothée Chalamet as phenomenally wealthy, troublemaking siblings. Another perfectly pitched Oscar winner Meryl Streep to play Blanc’s mother, building on the fun of Hugh Grant’s cameo as the detective’s partner in Glass Onion.

hunter schafer and mike faist as rich siblings https://t.co/fxVAza7rtd

— reylo president (@faistclub) May 24, 2024

While many of these ideas are indeed delightfully unhinged, that sense of shocking delight is exactly what has made the Knives Out films such a runaway hit with audiences and critics alike. Johnson and his casting team have struck gold by assembling incredible ensembles blending major stars like Chris Evans and Kate Hudson with rising talents like Ana de Armas.

With an insane amount of buzz and fan investment already, Wake Up Dead Man is shaping up to be another true event film. Whether any of these specific dream cast visions make it in remains to be seen. But based on Johnson’s stellar track record, the actual ensemble is sure to be full of genius, unhinged surprises. We’ll be watching the credits with bated breath when the mystery arrives.

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