Rian Johnson has been around as an American filmmaker, but the success of two of his recent films has shot him to fresh fame, Knives Out and Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery. The latter received two nominations at the 80th Golden Globes and could still follow in Knives Out‘s footsteps and nab an Academy Award nomination, too. Meanwhile, Johnson has already begun discussing and teasing a Knives Out 3, which, due to the Netflix deal, is almost sure to become a reality in the future.

While the Knives Out franchise has gained Johnson international fame, it is far from his only directing and writing credit in Hollywood. Johnson, fittingly, kicked off his career in 2005 with the release of the neo-noir mystery film Brick. The film marked his debut feature-length film, as well as his first foray into the mystery genre. He soon followed up with the comedy-drama The Brothers Bloom and the science fiction thriller Looper. Following Looper, he formulated his initial plans for Knives Out but put the project on pause after being chosen to direct Star Wars: The Last Jedi.

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