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Director Danny Boyle and author Alex Garland usually are not screwing round on the subject of their upcoming zombie movie, 28 Years Later. Jodie Comer, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, and Ralph Fiennes are the primary three actors who’ve joined the movie, a follow-up to the cult classics 28 Weeks Later and 28 Days Later.
Deadline broke the information of the casting however there’s no phrase on who anybody is taking part in or what the film is even about. Nonetheless, casting three recognizable, well-known actors is a marked change from the primary two movies, which went with comparatively (at the least on the time) unknowns. Cillian Murphy can also be rumored to be returning.
The status casting most likely has one thing to do with the very fact Garland and Boyle see this new film as the beginning of a zombie trilogy, one which already has director Nia DaCosta in line to direct half two. “That was key to the concept, was it was a narrative that couldn’t naturally slot in one movie,” Garland instructed io9 just lately. “And there was a risk—which we might not have the chance to do—however to do a correct trilogy. Not a sequence of sequels which can be successfully replaying the very first thing simply in barely totally different varieties, however an precise true narrative … And that is determined by actually whether or not individuals wish to see future ones after we’ve made it.”
Nicely, if that is the extent of actor we’re going for in a giant, studio zombie film, we’ve to think about we’ll get these sequels too.
We’ll control every little thing 28 Years Later within the days, months, weeks, and years to go.
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