The greatest mystery in Rian Johnson’s “Knives Out” movies might be Benoit Blanc.

For the third time, the knives were out at the Toronto International Film Festival.

Daniel Craig’s Benoit Blanc is back.

“Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery,” writer-director Rian Johnson’s follow-up to his whodunit hit “Knives Out,” will premiere at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival.

FILE - Daniel Craig attends the "Knives Out" photo call on Nov. 15, 2019, in Los Angeles. Netflix said Wednesday, March 31, 2021, it has reached a deal for two sequels to Rian Johnson's acclaimed 2019 whodunit, "Knives Out." Johnson will direct with Daniel Craig returning as inspector Benoit Blanc. It also lands Netflix something it has dearly sought: the kind of major film franchises that traditional studios have long depended on. Made for $40 million, “Knives Out” grossed $311.4 million in worldwide ticket sales and landed Johnson an Academy Award nomination for best original screenplay.

On Wednesday, Lionsgate dropped a new trailer for Rian Johnson's upcoming film, Knives Out, which offers loads of new details on the crime at the center of the film -- and all the family members who could be involved. And that's not all the clues that are shared in the new trailer. "Harlan was cleaning house," Detective Benoit Blanc (Daniel Craig) shares. "The family is truly desperate," Blanc later states. RELATED CONTENT:Chris Evans, Daniel Craig Face Crackling Murder Mystery in First 'Knives Out' TrailerChris Evans Was Once a 'Mystery Date' Board Game ModelDaniel Craig Films 'James Bond' in London Following Ankle Injury

On Tuesday morning, the first trailer dropped for director Rian Johnsons ensemble feature Knives Out, boasting an insidious whodunnit fittingly set at a large mansion populated by family thats seemingly brimming with secrets. The trailer begins with the sprawling family, played by the likes of Chris Evans, Jamie Lee Curtis, Michael Shannon, Don Johnson and Toni Collette, assembled with police following the death of their patriarch, Harlem Thrombey (Christopher Plummer). It turns out, just hours before Harlem died, his family celebrated his 85th birthday with his loved ones. "Ladies and gentleman, I would like to request that you all stay until the investigation is completed," Detective Benoit Blanc (played by Daniel Craig) asks at one point. RELATED CONTENT:Daniel Craig Films 'James Bond' in London Following Ankle InjuryDaniel Craig Gives Prince Charles a Tour of 'Bond 25' Set Following Ankle InjurySee Robert Downey Jr.'s Cheeky Birthday Message to Chris Evans