Ryan Johnson, Daniel Craig Debit wakes up a dead man on TIF

“Can I get” amin? “Ryan Johnson flew while the welcome packaged house on the world premiere of his third” knife “Rate” wakes a dead man “on Saturday night Toronto Film Festival.

The audience generously harmed, but their early viscuration “Amen” flowed in comparison with laughter and cheerful ones who estimated through the theater of a wholesale of two-hour derivation of the Gothic Triller. Indeed, the movie “knife” film almost brought the house.

Then, as the credits rolled, Tiff Mimegoers was greeted by All-Star Caig – Daniel Craig, Glenn Closen, Kerrin, Mila Kunis, Mila Kunis, Jeremi Renner, Andrew Scott and Cailee Spaeni – on stage.

What many in the audience did not know was the hull of a-census and saw the film for the first time. And they are thrilled with enthusiastic reception, each appear in connection with the Set and Johnson’s instructions.

All three films “knives” started at TIFF, Johnson noticed when he and “waking up a dead man” visited varieties before screening.

“To do this third, to be here with these people, I mean, that’s best. I can’t wait to show the film,” Johnson said, an impatient anticipation of screening on Saturday.

In the last war, Craig returns as a detective Benoit Blanc, he took his most dangerous case. He looked around the wrapping of mystery film trilogy – at least for now.

“Like most things in this business, it is a constant surprise,” Craig Reagm remembers when it came to his way Johnson’s first script. “We succeeded without ambition. Just to do the best movie we can. And that became something, and then we are here.”

But Craig did not defeat the sign definitely. “These movies must work at a very, very high level, otherwise there is no point in doing them,” he said. “As long as they do, we’ll keep doing them.”

Translation: The case may not close for Bloit Blanc.

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